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Allergy testing can be done via Skin Prick Test or Blood Testing

Eczema and Asthma: Why Allergy Testing Is So Important

Did you know 50-80% of kids with eczema and asthma also have environmental allergies? So doesn’t it make sense to do some allergy testing to identify what they’re allergic to...
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Mother sitting with child who needs inhaler

How To Treat Asthma Naturally: 3 Crucial Nutrients

If your child is constantly reaching for their inhaler or you’re frustrated with only managing symptoms instead of addressing the root cause, you’re not alone. Most people think asthma is...
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Maintain Healthy Bowel Movements on Vacation

Healthy Bowel Movements: How to Stay Regular on Vacation

What’s more uncomfortable than talking about constipation or diarrhea? Actually experiencing it! But don't worry, this blog breaks down a few things we can do to maintain healthy bowel movements...
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Allergies and Inflammation During Pollen Season: What Parents Need to Know

If you or your child have seasonal allergies it's imperative to understand how allergies and inflammation are related - especially if you live in the southeast (North Carolina, to be...
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Histamine & Allergies: How to Manage Allergies Naturally

If you struggle with seasonal allergies and are looking for ways to manage them naturally, then you've come to the right place! You may have heard of the word “histamine,”...
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The Best Magnesium Supplement for Constipation

Most of the patients in our practice take a magnesium supplement to support everything from regular bowel movements and constipation relief to better sleep and focus. Magnesium is one of...
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How to Treat the Flu

Natural Alternatives to Ibuprofen: Proteolytic Enzymes to the Rescue!

Many people don't realize that the typical over-the-counter anti-inflammatory medications, such as Ibuprofen, block an essential part of the natural inflammatory process, leaving the body needing repair. But don't worry,...
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How to Treat the Flu

How to Treat the Flu, Common Colds, Pneumonia, and RSV

If you've been reading my blogs and emails for a while, you've probably read some of my tips for preventing common winter illnesses. While prevention is always the best medicine,...
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Antibiotic-associated Diarrhea

Antibiotic-Associated Diarrhea: How to Use Probiotics

Last year I had to take an antibiotic for the first time in about 10 years. Thankfully, I was prepared with my trusty probiotics and didn't have to worry about...
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Anxiety and ADHD in Students

Anxiety and ADHD in Students: How to Minimize Symptoms and Side Effects of Medications

It's pretty common these days to have a child (or children) that struggle with both anxiety and ADHD. While this combination can make for a tough school year, there's things...
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Undernourished in a Busy World: The Importance of Strategic Supplements

I will never talk about supplements as the "cure-all" for any condition. The truth is, we need to pair supplements with a clean diet, frequent weight-bearing exercise, and a generally...
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Changes to Your Sleep Routine: How to Maintain Healthy Sleep Habits

Whether it's time changes from Daylight Savings Time or traveling to different time zones, changes to our sleep routines can wreak some serious havoc on the quality of the sleep...
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Dr. Kilbane’s approach is universal and can be used by both children and adults who have eczema. Here’s what’s included: