Eating nutritious food, exercising regularly, and maintaining a healthy body weight are important for a balanced and active lifestyle. However, many individuals who are at or close to their ideal weight discover that even with adherence to a strict diet and exercise routine, stubborn pockets of fat remain. Often located …
Read More »WHAT IS CONSTIPATION? HOW TO RESOLVE INCONSISTENT BOWEL ISSUES
SUZANNE MARGOLIS – GRAY, M.ED., LMT, CT June is Home Safety Month. What is your most important home? YOUR BODY!! You live in it 24/7. How safe are you keeping it? How is the plumbing working in your body (home)? Yes, I am talking about YOUR GUT, commonly known as …
Read More »Dizziness and Vertigo Should Not Be Ignored
At least 50% of the U.S. population will develop a balance issue at some point in their lives. Balance disorders are common in the aging population, between 50 and 75, and are usually related to disruptions in the inner ear. Patients suffering from vestibular related disorders frequently experience vertigo, dizziness, …
Read More »The Warning Signals of a Cough That You Should NEVER Ignore
Dr. Poonam Warman, MD If you are experiencing a chronic cough that is lingering, you need to take an active approach and seek medical attention. It’s better to catch diseases early or to give yourself peace of mind in knowing that it may just simply be a cough, but many times …
Read More »Cataract Surgery A Quick Procedure To Restore & Preserve Vision
Blurred or dimmed vision, muted colors, sensitivity to light, haloing of headlamps and lampposts at night – all of these are symptoms of cataracts, a condition that causes a clouding of the naturally-clear lens of the eye. Cataracts can be congenital, meaning they can occur at any age, but most …
Read More »Helping You Find The Perfect Place To Call Home: The Laurie Ann Truluck TEAM at Sellstate Next Generation Realty
Finding the right home in the right location for your needs can be challenging, but once you locate that perfect place that you enjoy, feel safe, thrive and build special bonds in, your overall sense of wellbeing truly begins to regenerate. It’s time-consuming, and finding the perfect home is not an …
Read More »Colorectal Cancer Screening
Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the third most common cancer and the second leading cause of cancer death.1 However, effective screening methods make it one of the most preventable cancers. Nine of every 10 people whose CRC is found early and treated appropriately are still alive 5 years later.2 But not …
Read More »PET/CT Uniting Two Important Tests to Deliver a World of Information
When both the physical and functional details of an organ or system are needed for an accurate diagnosis, it used to demand two separate tests, Positron Emission Tomography, or PET, a nuclear medicine that measures metabolic activity within the body, and Computed Tomography, or CT, which is an advanced x-ray system …
Read More »Communication – What you Need to Know
By Tabatha T. McCallum, Au.D. Communication is vital for healthy relationships. People with hearing aids, cochlear implants, or untreated hearing loss may find understanding speech to be difficult, especially in challenging listening environments. When communication breakdowns occur, individuals may experience a range of emotional and social consequences including: frustration, anger, embarrassment, …
Read More »Treating Painful Arthritis: Do You Need An Orthopedic Specialist?
Many different forms of arthritis affect over 50 million adults and 300,000 children in the U.S., and there are over 100 different types of joint disorders categorized under the term of arthritis. Two of the main types of arthritis are Osteoarthritis (OA) and Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA). With Osteoarthritis, wear and tear …
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