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“Clean eating” is a popular trend in food preparation and consumption. What it really means is choosing foods that are as close to their natural state as possible (meaning without added chemicals, salt and sugars where possible). If you’re having digestive issues, particularly after eating certain foods, it’s worth considering a month or more of […]
Read moreDave Barry is a writer for the Miami Herald and wrote a cometic piece about his experience having a colonoscopy. Not only is the following column informative, but it sheds light on a reality that happens more often than not. Click here to link to the Miami Herald website, where this article was originally published […]
Read moreGraduate Degree: Masters, Physician Assistant Studies, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT Post-Bacc. Study: University of New Orleans, New Orleans, LA Undergraduate Study: BA, Art, Rhodes College, Memphis, TN Granite Peaks Gastroenterology is pleased to welcome May Marschner, PA-C to our team! What do shrimp and grits, marathons, and jazz music all have in […]
Read moreAt Granite Peaks, we believe it’s very important to learn about your provider, and their goals that are aimed at creating the best patient care possible. Granite Peaks Gastroenterology brings a new dimension to healthcare in Utah. Formed in Sandy, Utah, Granite Peaks brings together a team of well-established physicians and staff with the common goal of creating […]
Read moreJames M. Stewart, MD: “As a gastroenterologist, I believe that gastrointestinal health and well-being are critical to enjoying a healthy lifestyle, and all that Utah has to offer. After completing my gastroenterology training at Banner Good Samaritan/ VA program in Phoenix, Arizona, I am pleased to start practicing at Granite Peaks Gastroenterology in Sandy, Utah […]
Read moreFor specialized problems, trust specialized care. For cardiac concerns, you trust a cardiologist. For a broken bone, you see an orthopedic surgeon. Similarly, your GI concerns and digestive tract health are best-entrusted to a Granite Peaks GI specialist. Unlike doctors from other specialties who perform GI procedures without true specialty training, gastroenterologists train for years […]
Read moreLegacy Lecture Series Tuesday, March 26th, 2013 at 7:00 PM Legacy Retirement in the Activity Room 1617 West Temple Lane South Jordan, UT 84095 Subject: Gastrointestinal Health Presented by Dr. Kyle Barnett Dr. R. Kyle Barnett is a Board Certified Gastroenterologist and has been practicing for nearly 20 years. In 2008, he partnered with four […]
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