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Why You Shouldn’t Jump to Antibiotics for Colds and Flus This Winter
As winter approaches, so do the sniffles, coughs, and sore throats that often send people rushing to the doctor for antibiotics. While antibiotics can be lifesaving when used appropriately, they are not the cure-all many believe them to be, especially when it comes to viral infections like the common cold or flu. Antibiotics Don’t Work on Viruses Antibiotics target bacteria, not viruses! Most colds, sore throats, and cases of the flu are viral, which means antibiotics won’t m

Dr. Ben Schwartz, ND,DC
Nov 32 min read


Back To School Health
We know what happens when kids get back to school, right? New colds, strep throat and missed days from school seem to be inevitable for...

Cammy Benton MD
Aug 25, 20232 min read


Natural Remedies First Aid Kit
First aid kit to have on hand when you call me for help

Cammy Benton MD
Sep 16, 20194 min read


Elderberry versus Tamiflu?
You can probably guess my answer being an Integrative Physician.

Cammy Benton MD
Feb 18, 20185 min read


My Patient Info Sheet for the Flu Vaccine for Informed Consent.
My research on Flu Vaccine.

Cammy Benton MD
Nov 14, 201723 min read


Why This Doctor Doesn't Get Her Flu Shot!
Smart doctors don’t get flu shots. Smart patients don’t either.Does that mean you’re not smart if you got a flu shot. No.

Cammy Benton MD
Oct 23, 201711 min read


Oh no! The dreaded flu!
If you get the flu, odds are you will survive.

Cammy Benton MD
Dec 9, 20163 min read


How I treat a cold in my kids. It works for me too.
So when my kids get fever and congestion, and I make sure they don't have anything dangerous of course.

Cammy Benton MD
Nov 6, 20152 min read


How to stay well during the flu season? Hint: It is more than just taking the flu vaccine
There are so many ways to stay well during flu season that it will be impossible to cover all the possibilities, so I will cover the ones I

Cammy Benton MD
Sep 27, 20154 min read
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