Partha Nandi MD, FACP
Partha Nandi MD, FACP
Every single one of us has experienced anxiety. New research suggests a strong connection between your emotions and your gut, and your gut bacteria could be causing your stress. Here are what you need to know and my prescriptions for lifestyle changes that can help reduce those anxious feelings. The Gut-Brain Connection Researchers found a…
High in Vitamin K Celeriac has about 34% of the recommended daily amount of vitamin K. Vitamin K boosts bone mineralization by encouraging bone growth. Research studies suggest that it also has an established role in Alzheimer’s disease patients by limiting neuronal damage in the brain. Assists With Digestive Health Celeriac contains fiber which is…
Often overlooked, kohlrabi, or German turnip, is a nutrient-dense vegetable. Though it might not be as popular as other vegetables, kohlrabi has some impressive health benefits that you should know about. Besides being high in fiber and vitamin C, kohlrabi contains essential antioxidants that can protect your body from disease. Plus, kohlrabi is low in…
Preventing heart disease in patients is my main goal, but early detection is the next best thing if you cannot totally block its development. Changes in lifestyle and medical therapies can delay or deny the onset of a heart attack, and almost 80 percent of heart disease is preventable with lifestyle changes. My patients are…
When the unthinkable happens, it feels incomprehensible. When I first got the news about the Las Vegas shootings, I was instantly crippled by fear and overcome with hopelessness. I couldn’t wrap my mind around it and struggled to understand why this had happened. Even now, I can’t make sense of it. My heart aches for…
The exact cause of depression is unknown. What is known is that there are some common factors that may actuate depression and depressive symptoms. The following five factors may be related to your depression: Physical illness can be associated with depression. Diabetes, thyroid disorders, cancer, congestive heart failure, Parkinson’s disease, chronic, incurable, and painful conditions…
Potatoes are the 4th largest food crop globally, and more than 1/3 of the potatoes grown are found in China and India. Potatoes are located across the globe and makeup one of the most important food sources. Potatoes Are Good for Your Bones Potatoes contain iron, phosphorous, calcium, zinc, and magnesium, essential in building and…
Experts say emotional wounds start in early childhood for some and continue throughout life for many. While some heal from their childhood traumas, others don’t and many don’t even realize they have issues until well into middle age, after multiple failed relationships. Ugh… When a child is exposed to great fear or stress early on,…
As seen on NBC News BETTER: If you’re not a morning person, rolling out of bed each day is likely a battle of wills. Your alarm is determined to wake you up, and you’re determined to keep hitting that snooze button. Your daily routine might serve no other purpose than to get you out the…
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