Showing posts with label probiotics for digestion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label probiotics for digestion. Show all posts

Thursday, 21 June 2012

Restless Legs Syndrome

Restless legs syndrome (RLS) is uncontrollable urge to move the legs in order to stop uncomfortable sensations in the lower extremities. These uncomfortable feelings, which usually occur at night, are variously described as electrical, creeping, painful, itching, and pins-and-needles. Movement, usually walking, brings immediate, although often only temporary, relief. Contact Dr. Guillory, M.D. for RLS treatment or visit http://www.thecaregrouppc.net

Wednesday, 15 February 2012

Do You Have Gluten Sensitivity?




Know about gluten sensitivity- How this protein affects our body. Know the symptoms & plan some actions against this culprit with Dr. Guillory of The Care Group PC.

Meet Gerard L. Guillory, M.D-  He is board-certified in internal medicine and has been practicing in Aurora, Colo., since July 1985. Get help from him regarding gluten sensitivity treatment.

Tuesday, 17 January 2012

Novel Treatment for Cold & Flu


With the cold and flu season approaching, The Care Group P.C. wants to remind you about a novel treatment for viral respiratory infections.

Immunity Take Care- It is the first herbal natural therapy that includes standardized elderberry extract and acts to block viruses from entering human cells. Preventing the virus from replicating in the system, Immunity Take Care has had remarkable results for our patients with colds, flu, and other viral infections. Though the package labeling suggests taking 1-2 as a dietary supplement, The Care Group recommends taking 4-5 daily at the onset of a respiratory infection.

Vitamin D - It has also been proven to help prevent respiratory infections. A liquid formula of Vitamin D, as well as Immunity Take Care is available on the Shop the Care Group website, as well as in most health food stores. ShoptheCareGroup offers Immunity Take Care for 30% off the retail price.

It is important to realize when off-color sputum and high fever are present, a bacterial infection could exist and antibiotics would be recommended. As always, please feel free to call the office for advice and/or an appointment.