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Eddie Fatakhov MD, MBA is a Board Certified Internal Medicine Physician, Nutritionist, Hospitalist, and Medical Director of The Center for Internal & Integrativ
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Why more Doctors should accept bitcoin for payment
As a technology is changing rapidly we as healthcare professionals should value how our patients want to pay for medical services. As a Medical Director for The Center for Internal & Integrative Medicine
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Low-Calorie Bran Muffins
Enjoy these low calorie bran muffins they are great especially for people like me who have a sweet tooth problem and must have something sweet after dinner. Ingredients: 3 tablespoons of non fat dry milk
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Vitamin C and the Common Cold Myth vs. Truth
It is an accepted fact in our society that Vitamin C helps prevent and fight the common cold. Especially during the winter, people stock up on products such as Emergency-C, Vitamin C pills, or drinks that
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5 Tips on How Eating like a Toddler Will Help You Lose Weight and Keep it off!
Have you ever noticed and thought about what you would do for your toddler? I would assume a parent would do almost anything to make sure their toddler had the best medical care, nutrition, and a stable
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3 Proven Tips to Help You Lose Weight Today!
Tip #1 Eat Breakfast According to a 2011 Huffington Post article 31 million Americans skip breakfast every single day and thus to help maximize their weight gain. Your body has been fasting all night long,
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Nutrition and Its Role in Cancer Prevention
According to recent studies, more than ten million people worldwide are expected to be diagnosed with cancer, a disease commonly believed to be preventable. Lately, nutrition and the role it plays in