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Dr. Deborah DeMarta, MD, shares how prevention is key in this interview by "Natural Awakenings". She takes the viewer through many strategies for boosting the immune system and nutrition including good fats, Omega 3s, Vitamin D3, B vitamins and probiotics. Dr. DeMarta details how Vitamin C can impacts viruses and how silver can be used to keep mucous membranes safe.
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Dr. Deborah A. DeMarta, MD, FACS, FAARFM, NSCACPT, CPTS is a top-notch colorectal surgeon and functional medicine specialist. Dedicated to helping her patients who have extremely challenging internal and gastrointestinal disorders, she has focused her care towards lifestyle, behavior and nutritional changes for the better part of twenty years.
She uses her surgical skills with great care, caution, and precision.
Using the latest methodology and blood chemistry, Dr. DeMarta has achieved a high level of success with patients. She can avoid surgery and invasive procedures by controlling and, in many cases, reversing chronic conditions such as non-insulin dependent diabetes, hyperlipidemia, Crohn’s Disease, colitis, inflammatory bowel disease, and other associated conditions.
Dr. DeMarta is highly proficient in blood chemistry analysis and interpretation, which requires hundreds of hours of training and experience.
She uses her surgical skills with great care, caution, and precision.
Using the latest methodology and blood chemistry, Dr. DeMarta has achieved a high level of success with patients. She can avoid surgery and invasive procedures by controlling and, in many cases, reversing chronic conditions such as non-insulin dependent diabetes, hyperlipidemia, Crohn’s Disease, colitis, inflammatory bowel disease, and other associated conditions.
Dr. DeMarta is highly proficient in blood chemistry analysis and interpretation, which requires hundreds of hours of training and experience.
Dr. Deborah A. DeMarta, MD, FACS, FAARFM, NSCACPT, CPTS
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Colon cancer, rectal cancer and colorectal cancer are being linked increasingly to microbial problems in the gut. Researchers have shown that the disease is linked with less variety in the gut bacteria, and with more harmful strains.
Preventive medicine is basically preventive healthcare, and it is given with the intention to avoid or reduce the patient’s risk of developing certain illnesses or ailments in the future that can affect their productivity and the way they live.
