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Tag Archives: vitamins
More reasons to drink your milk!
It’s winter in New England, and even though the snow has been elusive, shorter days and more indoor time can put children at risk for vitamin D deficiency. What is Vitamin D? Vitamin D is one of the four fat-soluble vitamins … Continue reading
Posted in Healthy Lifestyle, Pediatrics
Tagged adolescents, breastfed infants, breastfeeding, Burlington, children, drinking milk, eating well, health information, healthy eating, healthy eating habits, healthy lifestyle, osetomalacia, osetoporosis, pediatric care, pediatrics, primary care, Rickets, Rickets disease, soft bones, sunlight, UV radiation, Vitamin D, vitamin D deficiency, vitamin deficiency, vitamins, weak bones
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How safe are “natural” or complementary and alternative treatments?
Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is a label applied to a broad range of treatments that are felt to be outside the scope of conventional or Western medicine. Some examples of CAM are: Herbal remedies, vitamins, minerals, and “natural” products … Continue reading
Posted in Alternative Medicine, Primary Care
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