Allergy, Asthma & Infectious Disease
Red (Pink) Eye Not a Simple Irritation
All too often I see patients in my practice who complain of having a red (or pink) eye and have let it go medically untreated… Continue Reading
Your Child's Eyes -" The Importance of Eye Examinations In Children
Eye problems are surprisingly common in children. One out of every ten healthy babies will develop an eye problem by his/her first birthday. Nearly 40… Continue Reading
What Are Cataracts?
“Doctor, I’m having trouble seeing through my glasses. Can you help me? I’d be happy to help. The reason for your decreased vision is not… Continue Reading
Ultimate New Year's Resolutions – 7 Keys To Making the Changes You Really Want
For most people, making New Year resolutions are a lot like wishing on a star. But, what if you learned the “7 Keys” to keeping… Continue Reading
Understanding Asthma
People with asthma suffer from a condition that makes it hard for them to breathe. Asthma differs from emphysema in that asthma is described as… Continue Reading
Understanding Mold Allergies and Reducing Exposure
What Is Mold? Molds are microscopic fungi which, unlike plants, are unable to produce their own food from sunlight and air. Molds are made up… Continue Reading
Inhalant Allergic Response Asthma
Asthma is a chronic respiratory disease, often arising from allergies, that is characterized by sudden, recurring attacks of labored breathing, chest constriction, and coughing. In… Continue Reading
Well-Being In the Modern World
Throughout history, different cultures and healing traditions have viewed and defined health in unique ways, though there is common ground in each view. Sushruta Samhita,… Continue Reading
Preventing Food Allergies
Food allergies are quite common. In North America, more than two million children and an estimated 12 million adults are allergic to one food item… Continue Reading
Obesity Surgery Improves Health
Most patients are very satisfied with the results of their gastric bypass operation. Overwhelmingly, patients find that they lose 50 to 90 percent of their… Continue Reading
