For those of you concerned about getting the flu, Please come in for an immune boost. Dr. Meredith is offering B vitamin injections, buy 3 get 1 free, for $140. Get your friends together and share it.
This can improve immune function to reduce risk from the Covid 19, increase energy, and support detoxification processes.
Improve Immune Function to Reduce Risk of Flu and CoronavirusIncrease Energy LevelsSupport Detoxification
**Must be used by April 6th**Can share ...
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Author: Dr. Cynthia Bye, ND, FABNO
A Case for Prevention
Cheeseburgers at a White House picnic in 2018. Alex Edelman/Getty Images
A recent article in the New York Times talks about the health care debate and how we should be doing prevention with a healthy diet to reduce health care spending. It makes a wonderful point: we have a great sick care system in the US but we need to focus on health care and prevention. I highly recommend reading this editorial - even if it's simply to better communicate why you choose to proactively manage your health...
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Muscle Mass, Body Fat and Breast Cancer Survival
Thoughts on a recent observational study performed by Kaiser Permanente and Dana Farber on Breast Cancer Survival.
According to the results published in JAMA Oncology on April 5th 2018, muscle characteristics appear to be "important predictors of survival" for those who have breast cancer. Patients who had sarcopenia (diminished muscle mass) were 41 percent less likely to have survived than those who did not. Patients with the highest amount of adipose tissue (i.e. body fat) were also lin...
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Nutrition and Aging Talk, Saturday March 17th
Dr. Bye will be giving a free talk at the Camas library on Saturday, March 17th at 10:30 on the topic of aging and nutrition.
Bring your questions and your friends!
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The three-phased approach to complementary cancer care
My three-phased approach to a healthy garden (also a great way to understand complementary cancer care).
Phase 1 - Identify factors that allowed cancer to grow in the first place.
Cancer is a multifactorial disease. I see some common threads. I liken the body to a garden and cancer cells as weeds in the garden. We are all making some weeds every day; the question is, why is the garden letting the weeds take over to form tumors? At Journey to Wellness, we treat the multiple facto...
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Anti-Inflammatory Foods
Happy New Year 2018!
I would like to start this New Year by sharing some easy to use foods that reduce inflammation. If you are one of my Cancer patients, you know after your first visit, that inflammation is the cause of all disease. Your first visit was all about going through every system of the body to ferret out the causes of inflammation. So to start the New Year, I wanted to share some information on a few anti-inflammatory foods for you to incorporate into your diet.
Here are a fe...
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supplement talk September 9th
Please join us for our "Doc in the box " talk September 9th, 10am-3pm. We will have this at our new office location. 515 E. 39th st.
Bring your supplement. questions and your friends.
Cynthia Bye, ND, FABNO
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A brief tour of our new clinic
We're so excited to share our new location at 515 E 39th Street in Vancouver. Call (360) 695-8800 for an appointment.
Dr. Bye has a great collection of historical medicine on display in the waiting area. Here are just a few of her favorite finds.
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Doctor what can I eat
One of the most important things for your health is what you put in your mouth. Everyone has heard the old adage "you are what you eat". I modify that and say you are what you digest, because you can eat the best food in the world, but if you do not digest it into the usable parts (vitamins, minerals, amino acids and fats), it does not matter what you eat. However, putting digestion aside, what are we suppose to eat. Well everyday a new diet is coming out. The most recent is whole 30. I contend ...
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Dr Bye Listened to my Concerns
"Two years ago when I was diagnosed with breast cancer, I started to see Dr. Cynthia Bye immediately after they had detected a lump in my breast. I started taking supplements to reduce the risk of my cancer spreading when they did the biopsy and continued taking supplements to boost my immune system in preparation for my mastectomy.
After my surgery I chose to receive a low dose of chemotherapy called Herceptin. During the entire year I continued on the supplements and regimen Dr. Bye subscri...
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