Dr. Sarah LoBisco
Integrative Medicine
Bio:
Sarah LoBisco, ND is a graduate of the UBCNM in Bridgeport, CT. She is licensed in Vermont State and holds a BA in psychology from SUNY Geneseo. She is a contributing item writer for the NABNE and has had published several articles. Dr. LoBisco is also a speaker on integrative medical topics for medical professionals. Recently, she has completed the Applied Functional Medicine in Clinical
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Why is my child so thin, and what can I do to help him gain weight?
One of the core concepts of Naturopathic Medicine is to look at the individual to find the
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Integrative Medicine is a combination of conventional medical practices with holistic and
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What triggers hot flashes?
Hot flashes occur as a result of fluctuations of various hormones within the bloodstream.
... More >How can artificial sweeteners make me gain weight?
Artificial sweeteners have hit the weight loss industry by storm. These "calorie free"
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Does stress cause acne?
Stress can contribute to acne due to its effect on hormones, inflammation, blood sugar, and
... More >Can power lines or cell phones cause an extragonadal germ cell tumor?
Recently, the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) felt there was enough
... More >What are some concerns regarding genetically modified (GM) foods?
According to Jeffrey Smith, a leader on the research and dissemination of information regarding
... More >Can stress cause emotional problems during menopause?
In menopause, the adrenal glands are responsible for taking over the ovaries production of
... More >Why should I eat breakfast?
Research is showing that a breakfast which includes a good quality source of protein is
... More >What is multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS)?
Multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS) is a term used to describe the adverse responses to low
... More >Why is regular exercise important?
Exercise is not just good for weight loss; it improves brain, heart, lung, and whole body
... More >What causes food cravings?
Cravings have many physiological origins. The most common I have seen in my practice are the
... More >What is the difference between gluten sensitivity and a gluten allergy?
An allergy is defined as an immediate, adverse response. It is measured in labs through a rise
... More >What causes Alzheimer's disease?
Conventionally accepted medical risk factors for Alzheimer’s disease include age,
... More >Should I avoid sugar if I have cancer?
Increased sugar intake causes the body to respond by pumping out more insulin. More insulin
... More >What should I know about pantoprazole before taking it?
Chronic use of PPIs can cause rebound symptoms due to irritation on the stomach lining.
... More >What can I do for GERD if PPIs are not effective?
In order to stimulate the opening of the Lower esophageal sphincter into the stomach, proper
... More >What is mind-body medicine?
Mind-Body medicine is the integration of science, psychology, and neuroimmunology. It explores
... More >What are some side effects of high cholesterol medications?
Cholesterol is essential for brain, heart, and cellular health. It is also the protective lining
... More >How is social support linked to heart disease?
According to an article in Psychology Today, 25% of Americans have no meaningful social support
... More >What is sugar?
Sugar is addictive, especially for some people. Studies have demonstrated that sugar activates
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