Dr Oz: Butterbur Migraine Prevention
Dr. Oz says there are natural healers that work better than prescription drugs, so he invited integrative medicine practitioner Dr. Tieraona Low Dog to share some of her favorite remedies for your most common complaints. Also, find out whether you could have a Potassium deficiency.
Dr Oz: Chamomile Tea Anxiety Remedy
Dr. Low Dog says that while she believes a lot of medications are beneficial to improve, and even save our lives, there are better options for treating minor everyday issues with added risk of side effects.
Migraines: Take a Butterbur supplement to prevent migraine headaches. Take 75 MG twice a day. Look for PA-Free.
Anxiety: Drink Camomile Tea or take a Chamomile Supplement to reduce nervousness and lower anxiety. Take 1,000 MG twice a day or drink 2-3 cups of tea daily.

Dr Low Dog shared natural remedies for your common complaints, including a Butterbur Supplement to prevent migraines.
Pain: A SAMe Supplement has been shown to ease chronic pain just as effectively as Ibuprofen. Start with 200 MG twice a day. Can take up to 1,200 MG per day. * Has even been shown to alleviate depression.
Sleep Aid: Take a supplement that combines Valerian Root, Hops, and Passion Flower to help you get a better night’s sleep. Dr. Low Dog shared a study that showed this combination to work as effectively as Ambien, but without the same side effects.
Look for 300 MG of Valerian Extract, 80-100 MG Passion Flower, and 30-50 MG Hops Extract to get the most benefit, which can take up to two weeks.
Dr Oz: Signs of a Potassium Deficiency
Dr. Oz says there are many foods that contain potassium, but many of us are not getting enough of this necessary nutrient so he shared how to recognize the signs of a deficiency as well as how you can add more potassium to your diet.
- Brain Fog is the first sign of a potassium deficiency.
- Heart Palpitations is the second sign of a potassium deficiency.
- Muscle Spasms are the third sign of a potassium deficiency.
Dr Oz: Potassium-Rich Foods
Now that you know the signs of a potassium deficiency Dr. Oz has tips to help you get the 4,700 MG needed every day and it might be easier than you think!
- Bananas
- Orange foods like sweet potatoes, oranges, and cantaloupe.
- Beets and beet greens
- Broccoli and Brussels Sprouts
- Dried fruits like dates and apricots
- Beans
- Fish
- Yogurt
Dr. Oz says adding more of these foods to your diet is the easiest way to get more potassium every day, but you can also check to make sure it is listed on the label of your multivitamin.
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