Dr. Myers’ Blog

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When it comes to a healthy home, your kitchen should be top of mind. What you cook with affects the quality of your food. It can even influence your exposure to toxins! If you’re shopping for household cooking utensils, you…

Beets - The Benefits of Beets - Amy Myers MD

Beets, or beetroot as they are sometimes called, are one of the healthiest foods you can eat. Both beets and beetroot powder benefits are extensive. They support eye health, improve blood circulation, and promote healthy-looking skin. In addition, they also…

Having intestinal parasites can be a scary thought. However, you are not alone! The idea that intestinal parasites only exist in underdeveloped countries is a myth. In fact, I often saw them in my thyroid and autoimmune patients. In this…

In my original article, The MTHFR Mutation: What It Is and What To Do About It, I discussed a few things. First, I  went over what the mutations are and why they matter. Additionally, I explained how they’re connected to…

In the world of health, antioxidants are king. Eating berries and kale is one way to make sure you are getting enough antioxidants. However, there is one antioxidant that rules them all: glutathione. Sadly, many people have a glutathione deficiency. …

Pouring antibiotics into palm of hand - How To Restore Gut Health After Antibiotics - Amy Myers MD®

If you’ve ever taken antibiotics to fight an infection, you are not alone. Antibiotics and gut health generally have a negative relationship. Sometimes it’s unavoidable, though. Did you know that up to 50% of the antibiotics prescribed are often unnecessary?…