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Start the new year with better digestion. Learn seven simple, sustainable resolutions to support gut health and boost overall wellness.

Between peppermint lattes and relatives insisting you try a bite, the holidays are challenging when you have IBS. Learn how to manage your IBS during the holidays with this survival guide.

Enjoy Thanksgiving without the heartburn. Learn five simple ways to prevent indigestion and keep your holiday meal comfortable from our digestive health experts.

Abdominal pain is common and most often resolves on its own. But if it’s recurring or constant, it’s time to see the doctor. Learn about some of the common and treatable causes of abdominal pain. 

Botox® and dermal fillers both reduce the appearance of wrinkles, but are very different treatments. Learn more about the difference between Botox and fillers so you know which injection is right for you.

The pancreas functions as both an exocrine and endocrine gland, producing digestive enzymes such as amylase, lipase, and proteases that are secreted into the duodenum to facilitate macronutrient digestion.

Vaccinations can stir up fear and anxiety for many children. Learn how to prepare your child for vaccinations in ways that minimize their discomfort.

Learn how to prevent and manage diverticulosis and diverticulitis after 45 with diet, hydration, and lifestyle tips for better digestive health.

The average American takes around 4000 steps per day. Some inactive people take just 2000 or less steps a day. Here are just some of the proven benefits of walking more:

Fiber helps in moving food through your gut, making sure your digestion is smooth, you stay full, and you avoid constipation. Here are some tips to improve your fiber consumption!

Barrett’s esophagus is a condition that is caused by reflux which causes inflammation of the esophagus.

Many people with celiac disease have symptoms, while others may not feel sick. A visit to a gastroenterologist is the best place to start on the road to getting answers and treatment for any digestive condition, including celiac disease.

Gastroparesis as the name implies is partial paralysis of the stomach.

IBS can be a form of allergic reaction localized to the colon similarly to other allergic reactions experienced in the human body.

As the population of Americans vaccinated against covid-19 increases, the possible side effects of this immunity are becoming more transparent.

Colon cancer screening now starts at age 45

Obesity is the leading cause of fatty liver disease. The Mediterranean Diet is proven to be effective in the prevention of obesity and obesity related diseases.

Covid_19 vaccination prevents serious deaths and illness 99.5% of deaths are in unvaccinated population Vaccination reduces death rate to .5%

Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency (EPI) is a medical condition brought about by deficiency of pancreatic enzymes that are important to help with the breakdown of food so it can be absorbed.

Colon cancer is preventable! Colonoscopies are available in Westchester and Putnam Counties!