Fox News Medical Team reporter Beth Galvin with Dr. Rudert reports on how "Probiotics may help
As interviewed on Atlanta Fox 5 News by Beth Galvin, Fox News Medical reporter, Dr. Rudert, gastorenterologist, informs on how probiotics can benefit your health. Click here to watch Fox video. Excerpt from article written from interview with Dr. Rudert by Beth Galvin is below: ATLANTA - If you've never heard of probiotics, you're not alone. So that's where we'll start with Atlanta gastroenterologist Cynthia Rudert What is a probiotic? She says, “A probiotic is good bacteria
Won't get a colonoscopy? Dr. Rudert as interviewed on Fox 5 News says new home kit might be your
As interviewed on Atlanta Fox 5 News, Dr. Cynthia Rudert, gastorenterologist, talks about the newest colon cancer at home testing (Cologuard). Click here or on above pic for link to watch Fox video. Excerpt from article written from interview with Dr. Rudert by Beth Galvin, Fox News Medical reporter is below: ATLANTA -Marja Robinson knew when she turned 50, it was time to get screened for colon cancer. She says, “It was on my radar..." And, that's where it sat, on her radar,
Surprising Signs You're Gluten Sensitive!: Dr. Rudert and other Celiac Experts discuss outside-t
In this final segment of the multi-part Q&A series by Christine Boyd, Dr. Rudert and 3 more of the nation’s top celiac experts discuss outside-the-gut symptoms of gluten sensitivity and much more! You may have heard that gluten sensitivity - also known as non-celiac gluten sensitivity - can cause digestive problems. But gluten sensitivity, like celiac disease, has also been tied to serious neurological problems, such as migraines, numbness and tingling in fingers or toes, clu
If I Have Celiac Do I Need to Take Probiotics?
Dr. Cynthia Rudert, Celiac Disease and Gluten Intolerance expert, answers your questions on celiac: If I have celiac do I need to take probiotics? PROBIOTICS PRO = for; BIO=life (the definition of probiotic) Dr. Rudert answers: Generally I recommend probiotics to most of my celiac patients. With few exceptions they are usually well tolerated and help patients that have continued gas and bloating. These ongoing symptoms may be due to SIBO (small intestinal bacterial overg
