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“Some people say you are what you eat. I say you are what you know. Understanding your health is the first step towards improving it”

– Talia Zenlea

Bellyblog.ca is resource for high quality health information, from a team of experts from across North America.

Here you’ll find the answers to some of the questions I encounter most commonly in my practice – and ones that you may have had but were afraid to ask!

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Talia Zenlea, MD is a board-certified internist and gastroenterologist, and mother of 3 rambunctious boys and a well-behaved Labradoodle.

She is passionate about good food, good friends, good weather, and empowering women to take charge of their own health and well being.

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Mar272016

You Really Are What You Eat

You Really Are What You Eat: Can Food Actually Have an Impact on Health and Disease?     I get a lot of questions from patients about food. There’s a lot of interest lately in using food to treat disease. Now, we know that “eating right” is “healthier” in that too much of anything can…

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Leave a commentDigestion and the Gut, Food For Thought, Overall HealthBy Talia Zenlea, MD
Mar202016

Why I Don’t Take Parenting Advice From Celebrities

La traduction en français de cet article est ci-dessous     Every few months, I’ll stumble upon something on my Facebook feed about a celebrity, and their opposition to vaccinating their children. When did it become totally mainstream to not vaccinate your kids?   As a mom and a doctor, it really freaks me out…

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Dec162015

The Vaccine That Prevents Cancer

HPV? We’ve Got You Covered     There are more than 100 types of Human Papillomavirus (HPV) out there, and it’s a VERY common virus that affects both females and males. How common?   About 75% of sexually active Canadians will have at least one HPV infection during their lifetime.   And we have to…

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Leave a commentChild and Adolescent Health, Women's HealthBy Erin Beattie, MD
Dec112015

More Than Just the Baby Blues?

What You Need to Know About Post-Partum Depression     Recently many celebs, such as Hayden Panettiere and Drew Barrymore, have opened up about their battles with Post-Partum Depression (PPD). However, despite the “awareness” raised by their stories, most of us still don’t know when the line is crossed from being a hormonal, sleep deprived…

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Leave a commentMental Health, Women's HealthBy Meghan Carter, MD
Dec72015

What You Need to Know About Strong Bones

Dr. Klara Rosenquist lists 5 key ways to prevent bone loss.

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Leave a commentAging, Women's HealthBy Klara Rosenquist, MD
Dec72015

Highlight on Hiatal Hernia

Hiatal Hernia – What You Need to Know   I get asked about hiatal hernias a lot – what are they, can they be fixed, and most importantly, are they the cause of my symptoms.   Chances are, if you’ve been told you have a hiatal hernia, it’s because you underwent some sore of upper-GI…

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Leave a commentDigestion and the GutBy Talia Zenlea, MD
Dec32015

Oh, Canada: The Controversy Over Neonatal Eye Ointment

Neonatal Eye Ointment and the Canadian Controversy     Local mommy groups are abuzz this week after Canadian news outlet, Global, reported that the mandatory application of prophylactic eye ointment to newborns was “ineffective, outdated and unethical.” What followed were two camps: happy hippies, and a lot of pissed off doctors. All of this suggesting…

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Nov172015

Project Snowman: Teaching My Kids To Give

How do you teach your kids to give?   The topic of gift-giving has come up recently in my family.   I love seeing the smile on my kids’ faces when they get something they like. That something doesn’t necessarily need to be huge – yesterday my son got a free paper subway and it…

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Nov82015

What You Don’t Know About Vaccines

Is it OK for doctors to refuse to take care of people who refuse vaccines?     Last week, the journal Pediatrics published a study describing the characteristics of physicians who dismiss families for refusing vaccines. Perhaps most shocking was the finding that 83% of the over 500 physicians surveyed reported that in a typical…

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Nov82015

Vaccine Myths, Explained

Busted! Top 3 Myths About Vaccines   In a previous blog post, I talked about a recent study describing the characteristics of physicians who refused to care for families who declined vaccines for their children. I talked about how I suspected it was about something much deeper than just misinformation, or misconception. But I also…

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Nov72015

The Heavy Burden of Childhood Obesity

Childhood Obesity, A Heavy Burden   As a pediatrician who treats children and adolescents with obesity, many parents have asked me, “Why is my child obese?”   I have to admit that I don’t have a good answer to this question. It’s not as simple as an imbalance between calories consumed and calories burned. The…

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Leave a commentChild and Adolescent Health, Mental Health, Nutrition, Overall HealthBy Ian Zenlea, MD, MPH
Nov52015

Stretch Marks and How to Get Rid of Them

Bothered by Stretch Marks? You’re Not Alone   Roughly 75% of women will develop stretch marks during pregnancy. They can appear on the belly, sides, thighs, breasts, arms and buttocks. They can also happen during puberty, or at times of rapid weight gain, as well as from some medications or medical conditions.   Given how…

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