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Migraines Are the Sixth Most Disabling Disorder Globally

Migraines

By Alexander C. Frank, DC, DACNB, FABES Briana, Mom of 3 “When I get a migraine I am done for a couple of days, and with 3 young children it is devastating. I was fortunate to had been given Dr. Frank’s card by a friend when my most recent attack …

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Emotion takes control and overrides logic and facts.

VIMVEST

Continuing the discussion from last month’s article of whether the market is primed for a pullback it leads to the problem of heavy social media involvement in markets that furthers the problem of making logic and fact-based decisions. So, the missing critical facts are… 1. When did someone get information …

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Medical Marijuana Edible Dosing, Certified Physicians and Dispensary Information from Certified Marijuana Doctors

There are various forms of medical marijuana such as smoking, tinctures, vapors and edibles, but many people are still uncertain of which form is best for them personally. And that’s a critical question and more importantly, it’s why a certified medical marijuana doctor with extensive research and experience is your …

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Dementia and Music Therapy

Dementia and Music Therapy

6.2 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s disease or another type of dementia, and that number is on the rise. Memory, reasoning, problem solving, and thinking are all affected with dementia, and it is a progressive disease with no meaningful cure. The Benefits of Music Therapy Music is something that …

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Summer Travel Safety Tips

Summer Travel Safety Tips

During the summer months here in Florida, numerous people are looking forward to finally getting together with small groups of friends and family for beach outings, vacations, relaxing poolside, and enjoying BBQs, but with all of this activity, it’s important to stay safe during these long, hot, sun-filled days. When …

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Cognitive Decline: JThe Right Treatment Begins with the Right Diagnosis

Cognitive Decline

June is Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month, a fitting time to consider the complexities of having, diagnosing and treating cognitive disorders. Dementia has different causes, the most common being Alzheimer’s disease, a progressive condition in which neurons stop functioning appropriately, causing lapses in memory and changes in the way a …

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Life Beyond a Cancer Diagnosis

Cancer Diagnosis

It is estimated there are 17 million cancer survivors in the U.S. today; yet researchers are just beginning to understand the complex issues that are a part of survivors’ lives. According to the National Cancer Institute (NCI), survivorship focuses on “ … the physical, mental, emotional, social and financial effects …

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Bunions Are Quite Painful

Bunions Are Quite Painful

Podiatric Treatments Work to Relieve Your Discomfort & Help You Enjoy Life Again Dr. Brent Carter Fashion and trends in shoe wear are often the cause of women’s discomfort and issues with their feet. One condition in particular that has been plaguing women for years is bunions. Like other inflammatory …

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Should I Stop Driving?

Should I Stop Driving

Have you ever squinted at the road in front of you and wondered, “Maybe I should stop driving?” Getting older doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll have to stop driving one day. You could still be cruising down the road, windows rolled down and blasting Led Zeppelin, well into your 80s and …

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