These days, it’s challenging to find a physician that hasn’t been bought out by a large hospital system; however, there are those that are not willing to give up their patient control, treatment decisions, and are just simply dedicated to the way things have always been. Cypress Medical is 100% …
Read More »Do You Want Kissable Lips For Valentine’s Day And Beyond?
Dr. Dana Coberly 6 Things You Should Know About Lip Fillers And Your Options 1. You need to have an idea of what you want your lips to look like. Don’t be afraid to show your physician pictures of your ideal lips, but keep in mind that your lips will …
Read More »Nasty Skin Conditions That Can Benefit from CBD
If you experience rashes, hives, redness, swelling, burning or itching, or have been diagnosed with skin conditions such as acne, rosacea, psoriasis or eczema, you may be interested to know that clinical studies have shown these conditions can benefit from CBD, or “cannabidiol,” the second-most prevalent of the active ingredients …
Read More »February is American Heart Health Month Why Exercise is Highly Recommended for Those That Have Suffered Cardiac Issues
It’s February, which reminds us all that we celebrate Valentine’s Day this month, but more importantly than the act of merely giving chocolates and roses, this holiday, it’s imperative to consider the fact that our hearts are what really matter. Since heart disease is still the leading cause of death …
Read More »This Valentine’s Day Experience LOVE The Way You Did Before
Sexual disorders can happen to both men and women. For women, it’s often due to vulvovaginal atrophy (VVA). Intimacy issues can affect a partner’s psychological wellbeing, just as much as it does with the one with the condition. Dr. Parveen Vahora explains what vulvovaginal atrophy is and how it affects …
Read More »Is There A Link Between Pain, Inflammation, And Nutrition?
By Resham Datta, M.D. Hippocrates, the father of modern medicine, has been quoted to say “Let food be thy medicine.” In our modern medicinal age, however, we rely on pills to cure our ailments. Per the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, the amount of opioid prescriptions dispensed has quadrupled …
Read More »Falling Behind? Why it’s Critical to Revisit Those New Year’s Resolutions
By Sharon M. McCampbell Fresh into the second month of 2020, have you already given up on your New Year’s Resolutions like 92% of our country’s population? Every year, January first, millions of Americans resolve to make changes. I’m going to quit smoking, drinking, over-eating. I’m going to get in …
Read More »Is it Time You Got New Hearing Aids? 3 Important Questions to Ask Yourself
Dr. Kelly Hansen, Au.D. Not being able to hear properly can affect one’s overall health, confidence, and communication level. If you’ve had hearing aids for some time, you know how valuable they’ve been in changing your perspective on life, whether it’s easier to hear the TV at an abnormal level …
Read More »Protect Your Hearing, Protect Your Passion
Kevin T. Barlow, Au.D. What’s your passion? From hunting to classic farm equipment to animal rescue, odds are, that which inspires you also gets a little noisy. But just how loud is too loud? Common Dangerous Noise Levels Exposure to sounds louder than 85 decibels (dB) puts you at risk …
Read More »Love Is In The Air – Or Maybe It’s The Nitrogen
Cryotherapy is best known for reducing inflammation and easing the painful symptoms of Rheumatoid Arthritis, but did you know Cryotherapy has many other useful benefits, especially when it comes to ROMANCE? Whole-body cryotherapy is a cold therapy that reduces systemic inflammation helping to improve your overall health and aid in …
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