Best [Daily] Ever Is the only clinically researched form of oral glutathione Dr. Gina uses to treat patients in her medical practice and is proven to boost blood levels and get results, and it’s paired with vitamin C to enhance the benefits of glutathione even more.
It is designed to make your skin glow and your health improve from the inside out. Glutathione at its BEST and it’s MADE IN THE USA.
I recommend optimizing results by testing for your own personal deficiencies (like with the ION test by Genova Diagnostics that I have been using for over a decade with patients) and taking the vitamins, minerals and micronutrients that your own body actually needs, at the doses and forms that will effectively treat your deficiencies.
In this book, celebrity doctor, television personality and glutathione authority, Dr. Gina Nick, highlights why everyone should take this product and how to select the best form for you and your family.
A recent study points to the connection between vitamin D3 deficiency and treatment, and Covid-19 infection. At my medical practice, we test the blood for Vitamin D3 levels in nearly every one of our patients as it is associated with inflammation, immune function and even mood.
New research published in the journal Gut is pointing to the role the gut microbiome plays in overall immune system health but also in preventing a severe reaction to Covid-19. In my practice we use the GI Map test by Diagnostic Labs to pinpoint exactly what microorganisms are causing dysbiosis and the best approach to treating it.
This is an excellent post published by Women’s International Pharmacy that details each of the hormones involved in attaining the goal of healthy youthful skin, working from the inside out, and the outside in. At our medical practice, we have been providing cutting edge and comprehensive testing and treatments for all hormonal imbalances, for over a decade, helping patients to feel and look their very best!
An amazing group of young women gathered today at Colony High School, as part of an international and intergenerational leadership program called “Girls Fly,” founded by an equally amazing woman Gael Sylvia Pullen. The topic was “kindness” and we talked about how acts of kindness develop a part of your brain that makes you more compassionate. And don’t we need more compassion in the world today! We watched the Kindness Boomerang video to demonstrate kindness in action. And then, there was this moment while presenting, where I realized that the reason patients speak highly about what we do for them is not due to intelligence or hard work (at least it doesn’t feel like hard work). It is due to really caring. And that compassion and care comes from a dedicated practice where you choose to be kind. This translates into a level of focus that allows for the creation of treatment plans that really work.
It is simply a decision.
As Mr. Rogers said so well, ” There are three ways to ultimate success: The first way is to be kind. The second way is to be kind. The third way is to be kind.”
Here is a great article from Harvard Medical School’s health blog that clearly lists some of the main chemicals that we want our kids to steer clear of, and why. At our office we test children for imbalances that are sometimes caused by too much exposure to these chemicals, that can lead to avoidable health problems. They are often referred to as “endocrine disrupters” because they cause hormonal imbalances in the body.
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