“Nature Doc’s Natural Cures” features Andrew Rubman, ND—a naturopathic physician and medical director of the Southbury Clinic for Traditional Medicines in Southbury, Connecticut. Dr. Rubman believes that natural medicine often cures when conventional medicine fails. In this video series, Dr. Rubman shares real stories about his patients…and his successful strategies for bringing them lasting relief and healing. Find more of his insights in his Bottom Line blog, Nature Doc’s Patient Diary.
When unsanitarily created, unwelcome microorganisms fermenting in the kombucha can lead to liver toxicity, autoimmune disorders, and headaches.
While pasteurization and cold-filtering can slightly reduce the effectiveness of kombucha, the increase in safety more than makes up for this.
Be sure to go with a well-known, professional-grade brand when choosing a probiotic supplement, one that is human-compatible and can replicate in the gut.
Are the probiotics added to your food doing you any good? According to Dr. Andrew Rubman, naturopathic physician, there may be some benefit.
Dr. Rubman discusses how to treat and prevent urinary tract infections (UTIs). One of the best ways is to make sure that the urine is acidic enough.
Traditional physicians are more accepting of vitamins, minerals, and other natural supplements, but acceptance is not the same as in-depth understanding.
