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Skin Discoloration Could be a Serious Warning Indicator

Skin Discoloration

The circulatory system must contend with distance and gravity, so often the lower extremities are the first to show signs of vascular and arterial disease. If you have noticed skin discoloration, this symptom is extremely common in peripheral artery disease (PAD), peripheral vascular disease (PVD), deep vein thrombosis (DVT), critical …

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Colorectal/Colon Cancer

Colon Cancer

When it comes to colorectal cancer, the facts can be scary. Fortunately, the availability of effective early screening and the ease of making simple lifestyle changes brighten the outlook. Overall, in the U.S., 1 in 23 men (4.3%) and 1 in 25 women (4%) are at risk of developing colorectal …

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Carlisle Residents “Celebrate the World of Flavors” for National Nutrition Month (And Beyond)

Carlisle Residents

By Greg Pascucci March is National Nutrition Month and this year’s theme is “Celebrate the World of Flavors.” Created by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, the campaign serves as a reminder to all of us to make informed food choices and develop healthy eating and physical activity habits. For …

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Blepharoplasty to Address Chronically Tired Eyes

We can feel happy, energetic and full of enthusiasm and have our eyes convey a message of haggardness, exhaustion and severity. Time and gravity can pull upper eyelids downward or create pouchy lower lids, creating a look of tiredness, confusion or even anger. Certainly that’s not how we want to …

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Attention Females: May Thurner Syndrome is a Vascular Condition Prevalent in Women

Attention Females

By Bryan Carter, MPA-C, Phlebology-Surgery May Thurner Syndrome affects mostly females, and it can lead to dangerous outcomes like impinged blood flow and DVTs (deep vein thrombosis). What is May Thurner Syndrome? The right iliac artery and the left iliac vein intersect within the pelvis. With May Thurner Syndrome, the …

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Make March Matter

Make March Matter

Food brings us together—whether sharing an intimate meal with a friend or celebrating a special occasion with family. And what better time to satisfy your appetite for connection with others, and for the most delicious food, than National Nutrition Month? Living well means seizing opportunities to connect with others, explore …

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What is Microneedling, and How Can it Help Your Skin?

Microneedling

Both men and women are growing more aware of their skin health and wellness. Much of this is due to increased knowledge and scientific advances. Among numerous elements of any skincare regimen, here at Total Nutrition & Therapeutics, we’re particularly interested in the enormous benefits of microneedling. Advances in aesthetic …

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Omega-3 & Melatonin: Not Just for Better Sleep

By Anne-Marie Chalmers, MD “I don’t need melatonin – I sleep like a log.” That’s the knee-jerk reaction many people have when they hear the word “melatonin.” It’s true that melatonin influences our sleep and helps regulate our circadian rhythm. But melatonin’s effects extend far beyond getting a good night’s …

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Make Your Home Stand Out: Home Gyms and Meditation Rooms

Make your home stand out

TASHA OSBOURNE, BA – PREMIER SOTHEBYS INTERNATIONAL REALTY Even though it is still a seller’s market, making your home stand out among the rest is vital for grabbing the attention of potential buyer’s attention and making a valuable sale. Sure, you can spruce up your home with fresh paint and …

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INFLAMMATION: A COMMON PATHWAY FOR DEADLY DISEASE

INFLAMMATION

By Nasser Razack, MD, JD We’ve all heard of inflammation but what exactly is it? Inflammation is the response of our immune system to injury or infection. When it’s short-lived and targeted for specific purposes such as recovering from a cold, it’s a wonderful thing. However, long-term chronic inflammation can …

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