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Ms. Pick co-founded Women to Women, a leading women’s health care center in 1983 with a vision to change the way in which women’s health care is delivered. In her practice, Ms. Pick undertakes an integrative approach that not only treats illness, but also helps women make choices in their lives to prevent disease.

Ms. Pick earned a BS in Nursing from the University of New Hampshire School of Nursing, a BA in Psychology from the University of New Hampshire, and her MS in Nursing from Boston College–Harvard Medical School.

She is certified as an OB-GYN Nurse Practitioner and a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner, and is a member of the American Nurses Association, American Nurse Practitioner Association and American Holistic Nurses Association.

Ms. Pick serves on the Advisory Board for the Integrated Healthcare Symposium, as well as the renowned Hoffman Institute. She has served as Medical Advisor to Healthy Living Magazine, lectures on a variety of topics and appears regularly on radio and television as a women’s health expert. Ms. Pick hosts her own radio show, Core Balance for Women’s Health, on Hay House Radio. She authors a bi-monthly e-newsletter and published her first book, "The Core Balance Diet" in 2009. Ms. Pick’s second book, "Are You Tired and Wired?" (Hay House) was published in March 2011.

Blog Entries by Marcelle Pick, OB-GYN N.P.

Just When You Thought Weight Loss Was Impossible

1 Comments | Posted February 2, 2012 | 02/02/12 03:24 PM ET

Every day millions of overweight women and men berate themselves for not being able to lose weight. They work out endlessly, cut calories until all they can do is think about food, try eating only grapefruit, only cabbage, or skip meals altogether -- and nothing seems to work. They feel...

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Still Counting Calories? Think Again

35 Comments | Posted January 6, 2012 | 01/06/12 12:11 PM ET

At one time or another, we've all been promised this: "If the amount of calories we eat is less than the amount of calories our bodies use, we will lose weight." I'm sorry to say that this promise is false.

Women come to my door every day frustrated and...

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What You Think Is What You Get

Posted October 26, 2011 | 10/26/11 07:27 PM ET

When I was a child, I was surrounded by the positive energy of aboriginal cave drawings, healthy home-cooked meals, sunshine and the crystal waters of Australia. One of the reasons my childhood is such a sacred place in my mind is because everything changed when our family moved to America....

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Can Hormones Keep You Young?

Posted October 7, 2011 | 10/07/11 04:44 PM ET

What if I told you I had the key to better sex, a leaner body and youthful skin? You'd probably look at me like I was crazy. There is no fountain of youth, right? I recently read an article on human growth hormone serving as the "so-called fountain...

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Is Going Gluten-Free the Next Fad Diet?

Posted September 15, 2011 | 09/15/11 02:25 PM ET

I never thought I'd see the day that Betty Crocker came out with a gluten-free brownie mix. I'm astounded at the amount of gluten-free advertising out there -- Subway, Pizzeria Uno, Boston Market, Chili's, P.F. Chang's, Ruby Tuesday, King Arthur Flour, the list goes on and on. And it isn't...

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Adrenal Fatigue: Are We Burning Ourselves Out?

Posted August 4, 2011 | 08/04/11 09:41 AM ET

How many people do you know who seem attached to their iPhone, iPad or Blackberry, or who stay up late at night on their computers? What about those people who wake up at 3 or 4 a.m. to go to the gym before work and then stay at work until...

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What Happened To The Art Of Medicine?

Posted July 10, 2011 | 07/10/11 02:26 AM ET

At times I feel like I'm practicing medicine in a tunnel, one where the only way out is to prescribe pharmaceuticals that have gone through double-blind, placebo-controlled trials. Modern medicine has brought us many wonderful advances -- and, believe me, I understand that controlled trials are important -- but what...

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Sugar's Health Effects: Why You Should Look For Life's Sweetness Elsewhere

Posted July 5, 2011 | 07/05/11 01:14 PM ET

I've seen women shed tears in my office when I tell them to stop eating sugar for a week.

Many of us have been brought up associating sugar with love and "being a good girl or boy," but it can also act like a drug in our brains. Sugar...

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Is Food Packaging Affecting Your Health?

Posted May 19, 2011 | 05/19/11 09:06 AM ET

Most of us are genuinely trying to do our best to be healthy -- we buy organic food, try to drink filtered water, include more fruits and vegetables with every meal, the list goes on and on. But what about the plastic our organic vegetables are wrapped in? What about...

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6 Tips for Healthy Skin

Posted April 15, 2011 | 04/15/11 09:25 AM ET

I spent many hours as a teenager working on the perfect tan, and though I was surely getting my fill of vitamin D, I was also setting myself up for major sun damage. I had freckles, a perpetual red nose and extreme rosacea into my 30s. I remember the day...

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Hitting the 'Pause' Button Is Good for Your Health

Posted March 19, 2011 | 03/19/11 12:43 PM ET

The other day I was at an acupuncture appointment and was struck by how good it felt to simply lie down on the table, to just stop and let my body relax. It made such a difference and the acupuncturist hadn't even begun my session! Again and again, I'm amazed...

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Better Sleep May Lower Your Hunger Hormone

Posted February 4, 2011 | 02/04/11 09:02 AM ET

When I was young and growing up in Australia, the sound of the ocean's waves lulled me to sleep every night. My family lived on two acres of land, some distance from our neighbors, and free of any street lights or traffic. It was the most wonderful way to drift...

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