By Steve Schneider, MBA – CEO, Securenet Financial, LLC. Planning for retirement is not merely a task for the elderly; it’s a crucial aspect of financial wellness that individuals should engage in at any age. In today’s dynamic economic landscape, where uncertainties abound, having a concrete retirement plan is indispensable. …
Read More »Suffering from Memory Loss? Could it be Alzheimer’s Disease?
By Craig Curtis, M.D. Is your memory not what it used to be? Are you experiencing or having trouble with: Forgetfulness Focusing Short term memory Too many “Senior Moments” Friends or family concerned about your memory problems? It’s possible that your memory problems are simply a sign of aging as …
Read More »Innovative Therapies Group: Get Back to Playing Golf & Break Free From Pain
When your golf swing is lacking, it may be because of underlying mobility issues that are actually. affecting your entire body. Whether impinged muscles, injury, stiffness or pain are limiting your range-of-motion, physical therapy will not only get you out of pain but can improve your golf game by increasing …
Read More »The Paralyzing Fears When Facing Important Decisions for Care – Part One
By Janice Martin, Owner of Senior Liaison of Central Florida When the need for assisted living becomes a crisis, the situation can become overwhelming and affect the ability to do anything. I refer to it as paralysis and I’ve identified four types that will hinder progress at the expense of …
Read More »Vaginal Atrophy and Menopause
By Parveen Vahora, M.D. During menopause, a woman’s body undergoes hormonal changes. The ovaries gradually produce fewer hormones, particularly estrogen and progesterone, responsible for regulating the menstrual cycle and supporting fertility. As a result, menstruation becomes irregular and eventually ceases altogether. Atrophy, in a medical context, refers to the shrinking …
Read More »Peripheral Neuropathy Breakthrough
“My feet feel like they are on fire.” “Each step feels like I’m walking through wet paint.” “I live in constant fear that I’ll fall.” “I can’t sleep, my hands and feet tingle all night.” What do all of these people have in common? They suffer from peripheral neuropathy. It’s …
Read More »Emsella – Technology to Get YOU Back to YOU
By DR. ROBERT LUPO, D.C. Emsella for Men The pelvic floor muscles form the lower part of the pelvis and support the pelvic organs, including the bladder, rectum, and prostate. When pelvic floor weakness occurs, it may lead to erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation. Men can suffer from incontinence associated …
Read More »Alzheimer’s Disease & Brain Health
By now, most of us have heard the horrifying statistics that nearly 6 million Americans have Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of demetia, and that number is expected to triple by 2050. However, many people don’t realize that out of that staggering number, most of the individuals are women. To …
Read More »It’s Hot Everywhere In July
Brent Myers Have you noticed that Summer has arrived? If you haven’t, just wait, you will. This is how I can usually tell that our wonderful south Florida Summer has come: when I bathe, get dressed, walk outside the house thirty feet to my car and when I get in …
Read More »Failure is a Part of Growth
By Pastor Timothy L. Neptune The Apostle Peter was a bold man. He stepped up when others stepped back. He was often the first to speak in a group setting. Because of his faith, he was able to walk on water. And, like most risk takers, he experienced his share …
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