Comments for Nutrition Doctor Ingrid Kohlstadt, MD. - Nutrition Facts http://www.ingridients.com Read about health and disease nutrition insights on the Nutrition Blog by Doctor Ingrid Kohlstadt, Fellow of the American College of Nutrition. Sat, 31 Jul 2010 18:13:35 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on Age of Autism review of “Food and Nutrients in Disease Management” by Bob Wheeler http://www.ingridients.com/nutrition-doctor/age-of-autism-review-of-food-and-nutrients-in-disease-management/comment-page-1/#comment-1100 Bob Wheeler Sat, 12 Jun 2010 13:21:45 +0000 http://www.ingridients.com/?p=171#comment-1100 after reading this I am wondering what role a sufficient balance of redox-signaling molecules could play in overcoming the cellular inflammation and oxidative stress involved here. If the cell is stressed and communication is limited because of the stress, the cell will never get what it needs to become healthy and will be in a continual state of dysfunction. Seems that this would at least enhance all therapies. Supplementing with a balance of redox-signaling molecules has "calmed" me down tremendously from anxiety as well as other minor mental dysfunctions. after reading this I am wondering what role a sufficient balance of redox-signaling molecules could play in overcoming the cellular inflammation and oxidative stress involved here. If the cell is stressed and communication is limited because of the stress, the cell will never get what it needs to become healthy and will be in a continual state of dysfunction. Seems that this would at least enhance all therapies. Supplementing with a balance of redox-signaling molecules has “calmed” me down tremendously from anxiety as well as other minor mental dysfunctions.

]]> Comment on Food and Nutrients for Disease Management by Henry Harris http://www.ingridients.com/nutrition-doctor/food-and-nutrients-for-disease-management/comment-page-1/#comment-1099 Henry Harris Wed, 24 Feb 2010 17:38:28 +0000 http://www.ingridients.com/nutrition-doctor/10/food-and-nutrients-for-disease-management/#comment-1099 I wonder if your book, Food and Nutrients in Disease Management, is available through medical or other libraries in the Baltimore-Washington area, Dr. Kohlstadt. Sincerely, Henry Harris Gaithersburg, MD (Ph) 301-977-7132 I wonder if your book, Food and Nutrients in Disease Management, is available through medical or other libraries in the Baltimore-Washington area, Dr. Kohlstadt.
Sincerely,
Henry Harris
Gaithersburg, MD (Ph) 301-977-7132

]]> Comment on Nutrition Blog - Ingrid Kohlstadt, M.D., M.P.H. on Coumadin and Nutrition by Kirsten http://www.ingridients.com/nutrition-doctor/nutrition-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-1098 Kirsten Fri, 27 Nov 2009 18:58:44 +0000 http://www.ingridients.com/nutrition-doctor/3/test/#comment-1098 Dear Ingrid, Greetings. What is the best thing(s) to eat while on coumdadine during the menstrual cycle? Well, actually, what are the best bings to eat on coumadine - and what are forbidden? OH! I have THE worst eating habits in the world. whenever/whatever. (I am very lazy!) BUT, I love gourmet, savory foods. And I do LOVE to cook (and learn). I could stand to lose weight (hubby too!) But not main goal. Health is. Cheers, 45 and freaking out! Dear Ingrid,
Greetings.
What is the best thing(s) to eat while on coumdadine during the menstrual cycle? Well, actually, what are the best bings to eat on coumadine - and what are forbidden? OH! I have THE worst eating habits in the world. whenever/whatever. (I am very lazy!) BUT, I love gourmet, savory foods. And I do LOVE to cook (and learn). I could stand to lose weight (hubby too!) But not main goal. Health is.
Cheers,
45 and freaking out!

]]> Comment on Nutrition for Doctors by Russell Kallen http://www.ingridients.com/nutrition-doctor/nutrition-for-doctors/comment-page-1/#comment-8 Russell Kallen Tue, 18 Dec 2007 15:30:55 +0000 http://www.ingridients.com/nutrition-doctor/8/nutrition-for-doctors/#comment-8 Yes! - a patient edition of Food and Nutrients in Disease Management would be more than helpful. In my experience, medical doctors are astonishingly ignorant about nutrition, partly because they've been trained to pooh-pooh nutrition as being at best only a minor contributer to good health. Yes! - a patient edition of Food and Nutrients in Disease Management would be more than helpful.

In my experience, medical doctors are astonishingly ignorant about nutrition, partly because they’ve been trained to pooh-pooh nutrition as being at best only a minor contributer to good health.

]]> Comment on Nutrition for Athletes by Ross http://www.ingridients.com/nutrition-doctor/nutrition-for-athletes/comment-page-1/#comment-5 Ross Thu, 27 Sep 2007 21:42:37 +0000 http://www.ingridients.com/nutrition-doctor/5/nutrition-for-athletes/#comment-5 Very interesting and useful info. Very interesting and useful info.

]]> Comment on Nutrition Blog - Ingrid Kohlstadt, M.D., M.P.H. on Coumadin and Nutrition by admin http://www.ingridients.com/nutrition-doctor/nutrition-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-4 admin Tue, 24 Apr 2007 01:08:22 +0000 http://www.ingridients.com/nutrition-doctor/3/test/#comment-4 Hello Ross, Yes, grapefruit and Coumadin are digested the same way. That means that in effect, your dose of Coumadin would change when eating grapefruit. Since you will be on Coumadin for just a short time, which is neither cranberry nor grapefruit season, you may want to skip these foods for the time being. However, eat lots of fresh fruits and vegetables, though, because they help treat the heart and blood vessel problems for which people take Coumadin. My best, Ingrid Hello Ross,

Yes, grapefruit and Coumadin are digested the same way. That means that in effect, your dose of Coumadin would change when eating grapefruit. Since you will be on Coumadin for just a short time, which is neither cranberry nor grapefruit season, you may want to skip these foods for the time being. However, eat lots of fresh fruits and vegetables, though, because they help treat the heart and blood vessel problems for which people take Coumadin.

My best,

Ingrid

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