Alternative Medicine/Expert Profile

Dr. Kristina Conner

U.S.
On Vacation
returns 11/09/2009
Expertise

Naturopathic Medicine, Nutrition, Natural Family Medicine, Detoxification/ Cleansing, Herbal Medicine, Homeopathy, Natural Remedies

Experience in the area

Licensed Naturopathic Physician for 7 years
Currently: Assistant Professor of Naturopathic Medicine, Department of CLinical Sciences, National University of Health Sciences, Lombard, IL

Organizations

American Association of Naturopathic Physicians
Secretary and member of Illinois Association of Naturopathic Physicians

Education/Credentials

Bastyr University, doctor of naturopathic medicine
University of Bridgeport College of Naturopathic Medicine, residency in family and integrated medicine

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Recent Answers from Dr. Kristina Conner

2009-11-04 constipation:

Most likely that would be calcium, which does compete for absorption in a normal system. Other mineral deficiencies are possible, also. And the effect of the high magnesium itself, in causing looser

2009-11-03 constipation:

Hello Deborah, Thanks for your question. Magnesium can be very effective for regulating bowel function. 900 mg is on the higher end of dosage, especially for extended periods of time. Magnesium is

2009-11-01 Tendonitis:

Hello Mike, Thanks for your question. For immediate treatment of the pain, there are herbal anti-inflammatories that can be used with or instead of ibuprofen. These combinations will contain bromelain

2009-10-31 Root Canal:

Hello Barb, Thanks for your question. Root canals are usually successful in preventing further infection in the area, but occasionally do not. And since the nerve is now removed, you are less likely

2009-10-28 Rash:

Hello Theo, Thanks for your question. Topical treatments with an active anti-fungal component such as tea tree oil, oregano oil) can be useful for skin lesions, although I'd suggest a non-oil base (this

 

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