Partha Nandi MD, FACP
Partha Nandi MD, FACP
It feels like you’re constantly being pulled in 15 different directions in today’s world. There are demands at work, deadlines to meet, and a nasty boss to please. There’s a great deal of pressure at home with bills to pay, windows to wash, and laundry to put away. And then there’s life with your partner,…
Original Article Published on www.gynogroupie.com Nausea during pregnancy is very common, affecting more than 50% of pregnant women. Though commonly called ‘Morning Sickness,’ the symptoms can occur on any day. Nausea of pregnancy usually improves by 14-16 weeks but can continue throughout the pregnancy for some women. Nausea during pregnancy is generally not harmful to your…
While no one thinks twice if they are getting butterflies in their stomach before going on stage or the ache in their chest if your crush throws you a smile. When you start talking about emotions causing physical pain, people look at you like you’re talking about voodoo. Yet emotions, both good and bad, have…
When my daughter was small she loved the book The Gas We Pass: The Story of Farts. She even wrote a book report about it in 1st grade and was indignant when her teacher told her off for writing about something inappropriate. Personally I was with my daughter on this one. It’s completely normal to…
When it comes to superfoods, you may think you’ve seen them all, but have you heard of spirulina? Blue-green freshwater algae, spirulina, is grown worldwide in warm climates, including in Mexico, Africa, and even Hawaii. It’s no wonder it’s in health food stores and smoothies, bars, and supplements because it has a strong flavor and…
Although they’re just little puffs of air, passing gas is one of the last things anyone wants to talk about. We find it disgusting, insulting, and just plain stinky. But you know what? Everyone does it. Yes, they do. And on average, most of us put out one to four pints of gas a day….
You see it all over the place, from the grocery store shelves to the Huffington Post, but is coconut oil good for you? Or is it as bad as some people say it is? At Ask Dr. Nandi, we want you to know the truth so that you can be your health hero. Here’s the…
Many people associate papaya with Asian cuisine, but the papaya is actually native to the Americas. Grown in Hawaii and native to southern MeMany people associate papaya with Asian cuisine, but the papaya is native to the Americas. Grown in Hawaii and native to southern Mexico and Central America, this delicious fruit bursts with taste…
You use the terminology all the time, talking about the gut-wrenching accident or getting butterflies in your stomach, but what many don’t know is the gut is hugely important and acts as a second brain, influencing both mood and behavior independently. My Gut Does What? The colon, or large intestine, is typically associated with making stool, which…
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