A New Generation of Super Nutraceuticals For decades, the medical community has been focusing on a natural compound in our bodies called “hyaluronic acid”, or HA, and collagen, both of which are chief components of healthy connective tissue throughout the body. HA and collagen are especially important to knees, elbows, …
Read More »What is a Wellbeing Adviser, and why has Reliance Medical Centers added one to the core of Primary Care for Seniors?
Reliance Medical Centers continues to re-invent healthcare delivery for older adults with the addition of the Wellbeing Adviser Program. Adding a Wellbeing Adviser (a Licensed Clinical Social Worker) to a Primary Care clinic is a vital move in improving patient care, but when you understand why, it makes perfect sense. …
Read More »Inserts, Insoles, Arch Supports and Orthotics – What Your Feet Really Need Might Surprise You
You’ve known about inserts for years (hello Dr. Scholl). These inserts are available at the local drug store, big box stores, online and even at most grocery stores. It turns out that inserts, insoles and arch supports are all generally the same item, just called different terms. They are off-the-shelf …
Read More »Itchy, flaking scalp? Thinning or breaking hair? Try a Scalp Makeover
Pamper yourself and your follicles with new science-based trichology treatments Let’s start by getting right to the point. Healthy hair begins with a healthy scalp. Period. But, unfortunately, because it hides out of sight, we often forget to take care of our scalp – until concerns become noticeable – and …
Read More »Physical Activity Delays the Onset of Age-Related Hearing Loss
Kevin T. Barlow, Au.D. Regular exercise provides a wealth of benefits: more energy, longer life expectancy, stronger bones and muscles, and lower risk for obesity and diabetes, to name a few. A recent study has added a new benefit to the list: delay of age-related hearing loss. Age-related hearing loss …
Read More »Colorectal Cancer Awareness and Prevention
Dr. Dariano, D.O. Despite advances in diagnosis and treatments, colorectal cancer is still one of the most frequently diagnosed types of cancer. While incidence is decreasing for the most commonly diagnosed age group population, ages 65-74, the rate is increasing for young and middle-aged adults. According to the American Cancer Society, …
Read More »Obstructive Sleep Apnea & Oral Appliances: A Solution for a Good Night’s Sleep
By Richard W. Rozensky, DDS, D.ABDSM Sleep apnea affects more than 25 million people in the United States. It is a progressive condition that interrupts breathing patterns throughout a person’s sleep. People that suffer from Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) may have episodes of stopping breathing up to hundreds of times per …
Read More »Stem Cells: Healing Your Own Body
By Physicians Rehabilitation Stimulate your body’s own stem cells to proliferate and target damaged cells in your body to repair or replace them. Stem cells are the “gold standard” in regenerative medicine. Today, physicians are using stem cell therapies in the treatment of many diseases/disorders and traumas. The use of …
Read More »Do You Have a Hernia? Why it’s Essential to See a Surgeon
Dr. Matherne of BayCare Medical Group Discusses the Risks Associated with Hernias Do you have a lump or bump in your abdominal area or groin that you’ve been ignoring? If so, it’s important to get it checked by your primary care physician. Why? Well, it could be a sign of …
Read More »Cold Therapy for Multiple Sclerosis (MS): Can it Help?
According to the NIH (National Institute of Health), 23.5 million Americans suffer from autoimmune diseases, and that number is on the rise. Multiple Sclerosis is one of the fastest growing autoimmune disorders, affecting the CNS (Central Nervous System), which is comprised of the spine, brain and optic nerves. When the …
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