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Making Miserable People Happy Award! | Dr Carolyn Dean MD ND
Dr Carolyn Dean was delighted and honored to receive the “The Arrhythmia Alliance Outstanding Medical Contribution to Cardiac Rhythm Management Services Award 2012”. Such an award was surprising because the Heart Rhythm Society
is very science- and research-oriented.... View full resource
Study Suggests Calcium a Heart Risk | WholeFoods Magazine
Carolyn Dean MD ND and others say that without proper supplementation, calcium alone cannot reach its healthiest potential, and studies are now showing that in some cases, increased calcium intake may in fact increase the risk of heart disease and stroke.
You’re right: Chicago’s traffic noise could be raising your blood pressure
Carolyn Dean MD, ND is quoted in this article by Medill Reports - Chicago Northwestern University regarding the potential for acquiring high blood pressure from traffic noise. Exposure to substantial amounts of traffic noise could cause higher
blood pressure... View full resource
Magnesium’s Many Heart-Health Benefits | Wellness Times
Carolyn Dean, MD, ND shares that research is now proving that magnesium is vital to many different body
functions, including healthy heart function. High sources of magnesium
include wheat bran, spinach and nuts such as almonds, cashews and
peanuts. View full resource
Dr Carolyn Dean, MD, ND is quoted in this article from Experience Life about supergreens - green foods that are abundant in vitamins and minerals. Learn more about naturally healthy living by scheduling a phone consult with Dr Dean. View full resource
High Calcium - Low Magnesium Consumption Poses Health Risk, Says Dr. Carolyn Dean - The Business Journals
Dr Carolyn Dean, MD, ND discusses why a diet that consists of high calcium and low magnesium is potentially dangerous. Dr Dean explains why these two minerals must be balanced and how they work together in the body. View full resource
First Webinar with Dr. Carolyn Dean | Naturopath Connect
Dr Carolyn Dean discusses magnesium and its role in the body during this webinar featured on Naturopathic Connect. Learn about this often overlooked mineral and how a magnesium deficiency can affect the body with Carolyn Dean, MD, ND. View full resource
A Good Liquid Supplement | Dr Carolyn Dean MD ND
Dr Carolyn Dean, MD, ND shares a few testimonials that she received after recommending Organic Life Vitamins in liquid form to those who have difficulty swallowing pills. In addition, Dr Dean announces a discount on several Natural Vitality products to her readers.
Magnesium, For All-Purpose Healing | Dr Carolyn Dean MD ND
Dr Carolyn Dean, MD, ND shares a brief letter written by a reader that describes the healing seen by the application of transdermal magnesium patches on an elderly woman. Learn why Dr Dean considers magnesium an all-purpose healer. Dr Dean is available for phone... View full resource
Low Cost Health Practices | Dr Carolyn Dean MD ND
Think you have to spend a lot of money to have a great health program? Not so, says Dr Carolyn Dean. Dr Dean shares tips on developing a health program without breaking the budget. Dr Dean is available for phone consultations from her home in beautiful Maui, Hawaii.
Magnesium for Mother’s Day | Dr Carolyn Dean MD ND
Dr Carolyn Dean is a respected expert in the field of magnesium. Both an allopathic and naturopathic physician, Dr Dean shares a wealth of information for her readers. Learn more about magnesium and the heart in this blog post. View full resource
The Heart of the Matter | Dr Carolyn Dean MD ND
Dr Carolyn Dean, MD, ND offers information on magnesium and the heart in this Valentine's post. Dr Dean also recommends some diabetic-friendly recipes for sweethearts with a sweet tooth! View full resource
Psyllium Seed Lowers Cholesterol | Dr Carolyn Dean MD ND
Looking to lower cholesterol without taking medications such as Crestor? Dr Carolyn Dean, MD, ND reveals that psyllium seed, though slower acting than prescription medication, can reduce cholesterol without the side effects associated with prescription medications.
Attack Symptoms Heart: Why Are So Many People Using These Internet Search Words to Find Help?
Heart health expert Dr. Carolyn Dean talks about how you can improve
your heart health, avoid heart attack and live a healthier life. View full resource
