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Painful Disc Herniations: Alternative Treatment Options to Get you Back to Living the Quality of Life You Need

Painful Disc Herniations

Approximately 3 million people each year are diagnosed with disc herniations. When the inside of the spinal disk, which is a soft gel-like substance called nucleus pushes through the vertebrae, this is known as disc herniation. It causes the disc to seep through a crack in the boney exterior (annulus). …

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Weight Loss That Works: Discover The Profile Difference & How DNA Testing Can Help You Finally Lose The Weight & Design Your Lifestyle

Weight Loss That Works

For most individuals, weight loss is often a very long journey with many turns, twists, and bumps in the road. 70 million adults are obese in the U.S., and even more are considered overweight. Being overweight can cause significant health issues. It can lead to high blood pressure, high cholesterol, …

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Should You Take CBD After Your Workout?

Should You Take CBD After Your Workout?

There is a lot of information both anecdotal and scientific that points to CBD as a post-workout supplement. When we exercise, perform in athletic sports and work out aggressively, such as HIIT, running, soccer, and spin classes, we feel the effects the next day due to tiny muscle tears and …

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COLORECTAL CANCER WITH REGULAR SCREENINGS

COLORECTAL CANCER WITH REGULAR SCREENINGS

The number of deaths from colorectal cancer has been dropping steadily in both men and women for several decades, according to the American Cancer Society. The reasons for this decline include early detection and improvements in screening methods; yet, many choose to either postpone or totally skip these potentially life-saving …

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SCOUT-ing Out New Ways to Improve Breast Surgery

SCOUT-ing Out New Ways to Improve Breast Surgery

For decades, wire localization has been the preferred method for radiologists to mark a non-palpable tumor identified on a mammogram and/or breast ultrasound. In this procedure, wire markers are used to guide a surgeon to the tumor so they may perform breast-conserving therapy (BCT) such as a lumpectomy to remove …

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Rising Melanoma Rates

By Michael J. Freeman, M.D., PA Even as rates of most other cancers are declining, the rate at which people develop melanoma continues to rise yearly. According to a recent report from the Division of Cancer Prevention and Control at the CDC, the rates of this deadliest form of skin …

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Assisted Living – All the Comforts… and then some.

Assisted Living

At Pacifica Senior Living, we know that residents who can no longer live independently still want to feel independent. As a result, our residences offer the warm feel of a cozy bed and breakfast inn, but with important additions: rooms are thoughtfully customized for safety and special needs and expert …

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The Daunting Preparations After a Loved One Passes, Should NEVER Interfere with Your Grieving

The Daunting Preparations After a Loved One Passes

When a loved one dies, the last thing that should be weighing on your shoulders is unanswered questions: “Where do we lay mom to rest?” “Who will pay for the services?” Did she have a preference on cremation vs. burial?” Unfortunately, these types of questions are far too often the …

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Transitions Program Helps Manage Caregivers’ Stress

Transitions Program Helps Manage Caregivers’ Stress

Submitted by Hospice of Marion County Life can be challenging for family caregivers. Sometimes it’s a balancing act to manage your own routine, much less that of a loved one too. This is especially true when a loved one receives a diagnosis that requires more caregiving hours in the day …

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Heart Disease, the Sister Ailment of Type 2 Diabetes

Heart Disease

By Denise A. Pancyrz Diabetes Reversal & Holistic Lifestyle Coach, Speaker, Author People with type 2 diabetes are two to four times more likely to die of heart disease than people without diabetes. People with type 2 diabetes have a tendency to be diagnosed with heart disease at a younger …

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