Tag Archives: Redmond Ridge Doctor

Notes on Ergonomics

Posted on September 26, 2016 by

by Dr. Bridgett B. Simon, ND LAc                 Hello everyone, welcome to the fall season. I like this topic because it turned out to be more than I expected. When I thought of ergonomics before this, posture and sitting time … Continue reading →

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Skin. Deep.

Posted on June 15, 2016 by

Do’s and Don’ts of Skin Care By Dr. Mohammad Shegeft   Our skin is a reflection of our overall health.  When we are at balance chemically, emotionally, and functionally, our skin glows and looks as healthy as it can be.  … Continue reading →

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Dr. Brooke’s Nook: Reflections on Hormones, The State of Family Practice, and Concierge Wellness

Posted on January 14, 2016 by

Dr. Brooke’s Nook Reflections on Hormones, The State of Family Practice, and Concierge Wellness By Dr. Brooke Azie-Rentz, ND I am sitting here on the 2nd night of a 3 day conference on bioidentical hormones and functional endocrinology, after having … Continue reading →

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From the Vault: Season of Dryness! Some helpful tips…

Posted on December 24, 2015 by

by AIM Staff Fall is all about gathering resources and preparing for a cold and fruitless winter – a process that takes place all around us. Animals gather food and prepare cozy shelters and plants drop off leaves and seeds … Continue reading →

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From the Vault: Healing with Honey!

Posted on December 20, 2015 by

By Dr. Brooke Azie-Rentz Recently I attended a conference on pain and wound healing at which one of the lectures was on bee products.  We talked about bee sting therapy, propolis, royal jelly, and all kinds of honey, with a … Continue reading →

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GI Case Studies–What can we Learn?

Posted on December 8, 2015 by

  by Dr. Mohammad Shegeft Generally, it can be useful to take vitamins and minerals orally, and we recommend that when appropriate.  However, if vitamins and minerals are not adequately absorbed into the body, they are useless.  Frequently, due to … Continue reading →

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The Down-Low on SIBO

Posted on December 5, 2015 by

by Dr. Rhea “Doc Rabbit” Abbott Let’s talk a minute about everyone’s favorite topic: bowel dysfunction. There are hundreds of things that can cause constipation or diarrhea, but if all the usual suspects (giardia, food poisoning, celiac, hypothyroidism, etc) have … Continue reading →

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