The best way to prevent colds and flu is a strong immune system and an awareness of conditions that can lead to infection.
Good nutrition is not just about weight management; certain foods we eat can actually be “medicine” to our bodies. Our food determines what our body will be made of and how well it will function.
In this second of a series on the subject of how this “miracle mineral” can help keep us healthy, Dr. Marcantel talks about using a magnesium supplement to help reduce muscle cramps.
Intravenous therapy or IV therapy is useful in safely delivering vitamins and medications that can be quickly and efficiently absorbed into the body.
Even after menopause our bodies need a certain amount of estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone to continue to function properly. Nature has provided us with a “back up” plan, but sometimes there’s a problem…
The desert is in full bloom with a beautiful array of flowers. Unfortunately, the extra pollen and dust in the air can mean the misery of sinus congestion and other allergic reactions.
Here is a case study to illustrate how we can combine several types of alternative therapies to reduce or eliminate certain types of chronic pain.
Dr. Marcantel’s Guided Energy Sessions can help free blocked energy and promote emotional and physical healing.
The most common electrolytes in the human body are magnesium, calcium, potassium, and sodium and if these are not maintained in proper levels one result can be cramps.
Maca is an herbal supplement that’s been clinically shown to help alleviate many of the symptoms of menopause.
"If you are sick and tired of being sick and tired, and you feel trapped by a medical system that relies more on lab tests than on patient input, you need to read this book."
Heidi Smith Luedtke, Ph.D.
Personality psychologist and author of Detachment Parenting
Learn about the causes and symptoms of leaky gut syndrome in this video from Dr. Tina Marcantel.
Dr. Marcantel explains why stress can cause blood sugar levels to spike and drop and gives suggestions for protein snacks that can help prevent blood sugar fluctuations.
Find great vitamins and supplements at Dr. Marcantel’s online store!
Did you know that Dr. Marcantel has a YouTube channel? Brianna explains why it’s a great way to keep up with all the latest information she shares. The channel is great resource for both new and existing patients–subscribe today!
