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Oradell, NJ
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Aetna
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About
Bio
Dr. Rosen, co-author of "Treatment Alternatives for Children," is a board-certified general pediatrician committed to family-centered, holistic child health care. He practices primary care at the Whole Child Center in Oradell, NJ and consults at the Joseph M. Sanzari Children's Hospital at HackensackUMC, serving as Medical Advisor to the Deirdre Imus Environmental Health Center. Dr. Rosen is a nationally recognized expert in Pediatric Integrative Medicine, a founding member and Past Chair of the American Academy of Pediatrics Section on Integrative Medicine.
SpecialtiesDoctors may have more than one area of specialty interest. Board certification in a specialty area means the doctor has completed formal training and has practice experience in that specialty, and has passed the certification examination from the corresponding accredited medical specialty board.
Doctors may have more than one area of specialty interest. Board certification in a specialty area means the doctor has completed formal training and has practice experience in that specialty, and has passed the certification examination from the corresponding accredited medical specialty board.
Pediatrics
Languages spoken
English
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Yes: Any food or drink has the potential to cause constipation or diarrhea, though more common culprits are grains (rice or occasionally gluten-containing ... Read More
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Usually from soy: Typically extracted from soy - and to be avoided if soy allergic - lecithin, according to wikipedia, refers to "a group of yellow-brownish fatty subst... Read More
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Healthy Habits: Simple in theory, harder in practice. Lifestyle issues are the key. Healthy nutrition (types and amounts of food), fitness, rest (stress coping skil... Read More
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Cilantro: Cilantro, parsley and other greens are terrific for liver cleansing and support. Garlic, beets, lemon juice and unsaturated fats like those found in ... Read More
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Yes: 1. Read happiest baby on the block by harvey karp dm - learn the 5 s's
2. Consider removing dairy from your diet if bf or try nondairy formula
3. Co... Read More
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Nasal congestion: Can be due to a number of minor conditions, including dry air (can try nasal saline drops). If at any point, the congestion is causing a change in fe... Read More
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Look at his diet: Consider what he eats/drinks and whether he could be sensitive/allergic. Some babies do better off soy and cow's milk, sometimes eliminating both can... Read More
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Yes: It depends on what you mean by "results, " of course, but some people report feeling calmer, more centered, more connected, more flexible, in less pai... Read More
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It depends: On what you are seeking. Yoga can be the ultimate mind-body practice, creating flexibility, strength and balance along with centering, calming and fo... Read More
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Tea tree oil: You can try topical tea tree oil. Put 1-2 drops on each pimple daily and see if that helps. If you experience burning or too much dryness, stop. Al... Read More
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Don't panic: Could be the type of formula - sometimes cow's milk formulas can be constipating. Check with your doctor to see if a switch is advised.
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Check thyroid +: So many possible reasons - poor sleep, poor nutrition/hydration - but you should make sure your thyroid function is ok and make sure you're not anemic... Read More
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Varies: The academic consortium for im lists centers affiliated w med schools - see http://www.Imconsortium.Org/.
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Yes: Not all women leak milk. It is not necessary to do so.
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Treating colic: If it really is colic - or "excessive infant irritability syndrome" - it likely will disappear by 3-4 months on its own. However, some techniques hav... Read More
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Whole foods: Focus on eating "whole foods" - not processed, without artificial colorings and sweeteners. Eat lean proteins, whole grains, plenty of fruits and veg... Read More
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Fever tips: First, fever is not a disease, but a symptom - not all fevers need to be treated. If your baby is uncomfortable, consider reducing using room temp/co... Read More
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Skin infection: Impetigo is a superficial skin infection with typically either staph or strep bacteria. It is most common near the nose or mouth, infecting areas wit... Read More
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Yes: Both parabens and phthtalates are chemicals found in cosmetic, skincare and other products for babies that can influence endocrine systems as disrupto... Read More
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No: Well, technically, you can, but i would advise against. There are strategies like using nasal saline and suctioning, that may help with cold symptoms... Read More
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Parvovirus infection: 5th disease is common name of a very common pediatric viral infection caused by the parvovirus b19. Typical symptoms can include a "slapped cheek" ra... Read More
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4-6 months: Starting complementary solid foods is as much a psychological/emotional decision as it is medical. Research on food allergies shows that starting som... Read More
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No: Percentiles simply measurements based on a point in time - the trends are what's important. If height and weight are at the top of the chart - perhap... Read More
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Mindfulness: Reducing stress is a nice goal, but i find a more doable goal is finding more effective ways to cope with stress. We can stock our stress coping tool... Read More
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Not the goal: Impossible to be "stress free" - instead focus on building stress coping skills toolbox- mind-body therapies like meditation, yoga, and exercise.
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Yes: Glycemic index, a measure of how carbs increase our blood glucuse, is one good way of distinguishing healthy carbs from those that stress our sugar/in... Read More
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Developmental eval: If you are concerned your child is autistic to any "degree, " you should seek professional help through your pediatrician. Also see https://www.First... Read More
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Probably not: This can be very normal - if the baby is not fussy and feeding well, unlikely to be a problem. However, if the baby isn't feeding well - or you are n... Read More
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Nondairy foods/supp: Other beverages like almond milk, soy milk and some oj's are supplemented with good amounts of calcium. If using vitamin/mineral supplementation, i p... Read More
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Possibly: It depends on what you mean by "autism." will vitamins cure autism? No. But many children with ASD - whether due to dietary problems or metabolic i... Read More
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Get help now: Difficulty breathing and low body temperature can be signs of severe infections like pneumonia. Seek help now.
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Depends...: On your height and body frame; don't get stuck on a number per se - focus on healthy eating and fitness.
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Abscess: You may have inadvertently contaminated the area; apply warm compresses and seek medical attention to rule out an abscess that may need treatment.
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Semantics: Complementary implies "in addition to" conventional med; integrative is a seamless blend of both.
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Vitamin D : The aap recommends that all babies get supplemental vitamin D3 (400 iu per day). There are studies demonstrating that exclusively breastfed babies ge... Read More
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Possibly helpful: As someone who practices integrative pediatrics, I do incorporate these remedies for colic/gas in babies. Gripe waters that contain small amounts of ... Read More
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Very unlikely: Beta blockers typically need to be taken regularly because they don't stay in your system long. Having taken atenolol should not affect your ability ... Read More
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Yes: Sibs will mimic behaviors frequently, especially at younger ages. If sib's symptoms are persistent or get in the way of daily functioning, seek evalu... Read More
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NCCAM: Nccam is the nih center related to integrative medicine information and research. Great resource.
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No: But it might be more difficult, consult with an obgyn.
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Observe: Watch the baby to see if any breathing distress but likely all is fine; you can use some nasal saline drops to clear out the milk and a washcloth to c... Read More
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Not necessarily: You should not assume your baby will be this way. In fact, if your baby is cow's milk sensitive/allergic, breastfeeding is the best way to go as long... Read More
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Yes: Try 1 tsp of each with a tea like traditional medicinal's throat coat.
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Yes: Most allergy medications contain antihistamines which can cause behavioral changes, including temper tantrums. Sedation is the most common side effec... Read More
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Yes: Some botanicals, like valerian root, can be quite effective reducing anxiety. Other supplements used for anxiety include melatonin and chamomile. Bu... Read More
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Yes: As long as you are mindful of your body's changes and avoid heated practice, it should be not only ok but a positive mind-body experience.
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Yoga: Yoga is true mind-body medicine, "meditation in motion, " with excellent evidence to support easing anxiety naturally.
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No: Depends on what you mean by "required" and how you weigh risks and benefits. For example, hepatitis A vaccine is not required by many US states for s... Read More
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Check thyroid: Make sure you have your thyroid function checked - women not uncommonly develop hypothyroidism after pregnancy.
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It depends: Some babies are very sensitive to what moms eat while breastfeeding, others are not. Some foods (dairy, soy, certain cruciferous vegetables) may caus... Read More
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Jul 6, 2012
how lucky are parents and kids to have such a deeply and broadly trained doc!?
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Mar 30, 2015
Dr. Rosen is an amazing doctor! #nationaldoctorsday2015 #virtualflower1
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Mar 31, 2015
Dr. Rosen is an amazing doctor! #nationaldoctorsday2015 #virtualflower1
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Thank You! I posted another question on how to get the herbs/probiotics to baby. I breastfeed too! I love your approach to medicine!!!
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Her rhuemo said it couldn't be JIA cause no inflammation and said it was from being flat footed Do you need swelling to have JIA? Thanks
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health is a wealth, health is gold & without healthy body we are nothing to do in our life. Thanks & profound regards
Education & Training
Medical/Graduate school
New York Medical College, NY
Graduated 1993MD
Residency
MOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTER
Awards
GoldDOC award from the Arnold P. Gold Foundation
Top Pediatrician, Second Place, Hackensack, NJ - Winter
2013
Most Influential, Third Place, Hackensack Region, NJ - Summer
2013
Affiliations
Hackensack University Med Ctr
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