Probiotics Billings MT
Northern Rockies Neurogurgeons PLLC
Specialties
Neurology, Dr. Meyer's neurosurgical training included extensive exposure to vascular neurosurgical pathology and trauma. Prior to joining Northern Rockies Neurosurgeons, he developed a successful general neurosurgical practice in the Dallas area where he served as
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Residency Training: University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
Medical School: University of Montpellier Medical Scholl in France, 1982
Family Practice
Northern Rockies Neurogurgeons PLLC
Specialties
Neurology, Dr. Soriya's neurosurgical specializations include diagnosis and treatment of brain tumors and spinal disorders - including spinal disc ruptures, and degenerative changes causing sypmtoms and disabilities - using cutting edge image-guided navigation and r
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Medical School: Royal College of Surgeons in Dublin, 1963
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Awards: Dr. Soriya is considered one of the most highly respected neurosurgeons in the region. he has been awarded a Fellowship in both the American College of Surgeons and the International College of Surgeons. Dr. Soriya was also honored to receive the Pres
Northern Rockies Neurogurgeons PLLC
Specialties
Neurology, Artificial disk replacement
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Residency Training: Vanderbilt University
Medical School: University of Missouri Medical School, 1989
Internal Medicine
Internal Medicine
Probiotics in Skincare
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You may already know that taking probiotics helps maintain a healthy intestinal tract and fight myriad diseases (see “Fermented Food Fest,” online). But new research shows probiotics can clear up your complexion, too. When these “good” bacteria enter the body, they strengthen your skin’s acid mantle—a mixture of oil and sweat that sits on top of the outermost layer of your skin, protecting it from pathogens and free radicals, both of which can ultimately lead to acne. What’s more, probiotics applied topically have been shown to soothe inflammatory skin conditions.
What to Take: No official recommended daily dosage exists, but recent research suggests you need at least 1 billion colony-forming units (CFUs) of bacteria per serving. To put this in perspective, yogurt products provide 15 to 155 billion CFUs in a 6- or 8-ounce serving, and a daily dose of probiotic supplements contains about 20 billion to 70 billion.
Or Try: Nude Skincare’s Age Defense Moisturizer, Age Defense Intense Moisturizer, and Moisture Balance are pricey, but they’re the first products to contain probiotics for topical use. $100, $100, and $86 respectively; www.nudeskincare.com
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