Karen Raden MS, RD, LD, CCN

12/13/2020

Recreated these amazing cookies today...yum!! Keto friendly and no sugar...delicious!

https://www.gnom-gnom.com/gluten-free-keto-gingerbread-cookies/

04/03/2020

I think this Dalgona Coffee is getting me through social distancing. Give it a try!

03/21/2020

Top three nutrients to boost immunity: Vitamin C, zinc and vitamin D. Try to get more fresh (or frozen) berries, oranges, legumes, and clean protein. Supplements can support this too.Sending great thoughts! Be Well! 💕

03/20/2020

The cells in the lining of your lungs contain cellular receptors known as ACE-2 receptors. When the Coronavirus enters the body, it uses these ACE-2 receptors to attach to and enter your cells. It then begins replicating and spreading.

Because of this, some research is focusing on the use of angiotensin-receptor blockers – a class of compounds that block ACE-2 receptor sites in the treatment of Coronavirus.

This is intended to halt – or at the very least slow down – the virus’s ability to attach and enter the body. While prescription angiotensin blockers include drugs like Cozaar or Diovan, there are some natural compounds that exert angiotensin-receptor blocking effects such as:

👉 Potassium.
👉 Taurine.
👉 Resveratrol.
👉 Fiber.
👉 Garlic.
👉 Vitamin C.
👉 Vitamin B6.
👉 Coenzyme Q10.
👉 Celery.
👉 Gamma linoleic acid/dihomo-gamma-linoleic acid.

The use of angiotensin-receptor blockers in the treatment of Coronavirus is still in the very early stages and will require significantly more research to reveal it’s true efficacy.

Patients who are taking ACE inhibitors should discuss with their physician whether or not it is safe to remain on the drug if they contract Coronavirus.

https://www.jillcarnahan.com/2020/03/19/is-there-a-cure-for-coronavirus-a-look-at-the-emerging-treatments/

03/13/2020

Coronavirus is nothing to take lightly. Yes, some will get very sick from it. Keep in mind that people get sick from many things. Viruses can cause serious problems. To minimize your risk we recommend taking vitamin A (not beta carotene) 100,000 iu at the first sign of illness. Vitamin D 50,000 iu for 3 days, then take a break for a week and continue 5000 iu daily thereafter. As many of you know vitamin C is best given in IV form as it allows for much higher doses and also 100% absorption. Call us for patient specific recommendations as we have many options. Stay safe and healthy

03/06/2020

Confirming the reports from small independent studies and 3 clinical trials, the Shanghai government has announced a recommendation to use high dose intravenous treatment of vitamin C to treat COVID-19, according to the Orthomolecular Medicine News Service. The announced official recommendation that...

12/19/2019

Happy holidays from the Raden team! We will be open 8am until 12 pm Christmas Eve. What better way to prepare for the holiday than with extra hydration and nutrients? Come in Christmas Eve for a special 15% off Myers cocktails and hydration therapy! Call to schedule

12/05/2019

11/06/2019

Amazon runs an annual sale they've dubbed Prime Day, which ran July 15 and 16, 2019, for the U.S. On the second evening, as reported by Wired, Anne-Marie Bressler received an automated email from Amazon informing her that one of the nutritional supplements she'd ordered two weeks earlier were likely...