In a recent episode of Therapist Uncensored, Dr. Aly Cohen reveals how environmental toxins and water quality are the often-overlooked drivers of the alarming rise in autoimmune diseases. Drawing from her expertise in rheumatology and integrative medicine, she explains the critical connection between gut health and mental well-being, highlighting how chemicals can “hijack” our hormones. […]
Dr. Aly Cohen shares insights on the critical role gut health plays in managing rheumatoid arthritis (RA). In a recent Everyday Health article feature, she highlights the importance of probiotic-rich foods and supplements in maintaining a balanced microbiome, which can help reduce inflammation and support overall immune function. Dr. Cohen emphasizes the need for high-quality […]
Dr. Aly Cohen was recently featured in an article on ankylosing spondylitis. Dr. Cohen emphasizes the importance of stress management and a balanced diet. She highlights the connection between stress and worsening symptoms, suggesting techniques like exercise, mindfulness, and deep-breathing exercises to reduce stress levels. Dr. Cohen also discusses the role of diet in managing […]
Dr. Aly Cohen contributed to the Next Avenue article: What Is the Link Between Aspartame and Cancer? In a recent report, the World Health Organization said aspartame in large enough amounts may cause cancer. Other experts disagree. In this article, Dr. Aly Cohen helps break down the risks. Although experts aren’t sure why, artificial sweeteners […]
Dr. Aly Cohen was quoted in an article from Reframe App on the connection between alcohol and the gut: For further insight about gut dysbiosis, we first spoke to Dr. Aly Cohen, an integrative rheumatologist and environmental health expert in Princeton, NJ. She’s the founder of The Smart Human health and wellness platform on social […]
Dr. Aly Cohen was quoted in an article from lovetoknowhealth.com on the subject of the gut microbiome: The microbes in your gut “talk” to your brain through a communication system called the gut-brain axis. First studied in mice, this phenomenon has also been recently demonstrated in humans. “Through electron microscopy—the most intense magnification possible— bacteria […]
