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For children who have low growth hormone, it’s a good idea to check zinc levels to see if nutrient absorption is a factor. 

Just because you are gluten free doesn’t mean you are absorbing nutrients. Many doctors miss this part of the equation.  “Just go gluten free” is the prescription for celiac disease and gluten […]

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The Skinny, written by Dr. Aronne, a weight loss doctor in NYC,  is a diet book recommended to me  by my neighbor. The book includes a long scientific explanation of why certain people have increased appetites and super complicated hormone responses to food. A lot of the book is typical of most diet books–suggestions to […]

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