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Vestibular Balance Issues Should Not be Ignored: A Physical Therapy Method has Helped Countless Individuals Find Restoration

Vestibular Balance Issues

At least 50 percent of the U.S. population will develop a balance issue, at some point in their lives. Balance disorders typically happen to the aging population, between the ages of 50 to 75, and most of these are related to vestibular disruptions. Patients suffering from vestibular related disorders frequently …

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Elevating Foot Health through Physical Therapy

Physical Therapy

By Dr. Andrew Franklin, DPM, PH.D October is National Physical Therapy Month, a time to recognize the vital role physical therapists play in improving mobility and quality of life. As a podiatrist, I’ve seen how physical therapy significantly enhances patient outcomes for foot and ankle conditions. The collaboration between podiatrists …

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Four Ways Exercise Protects Your Brain

Four Ways Exercise Protects Your Brain

If you want to keep your brain healthy as you age, scientists will be the first to tell you: It might be time to start getting serious about exercise. Studies have shown that physical exercise is one of eight established ways to reduce dementia risk. Scott Forbes, an associate professor …

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Preventing Type 2 Diabetes: The Power of Weight Loss

Weight Loss

Type 2 diabetes is a chronic condition affecting millions worldwide, but the good news is that it’s largely preventable. One of the most effective ways to reduce your risk is through weight loss and maintaining a healthy weight. This article explores the connection between type 2 diabetes and weight, and …

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Revolutionizing Wellness: Infinity Medical Institute’s Comprehensive Approach to Anti-Aging and Longevity

Anti-Aging and Longevity

In the heart of The Villages, Florida, a beacon of medical innovation is transforming how we approach aging and personal health. Infinity Medical Institute has been at the forefront of regenerative medicine since its establishment in 2009, offering a holistic and personalized approach to wellness that goes far beyond traditional …

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Managing Grief and Depression

Managing Grief

Submitted by Hospice of Marion County The loss of a loved one often brings both grief and depression. What’s the difference or are they one and the same emotion? The Hospice Foundation of America defines grief as a reaction to loss. It is comprised of all the reactions you are …

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Say NO to Incontinence and Take Back Control of Your Bladder

Incontinence

By Dr. Tina Chandra Urinary incontinence is a common occurrence in women. It can be caused by vaginal childbirth, changes due to menopause, or even by being overweight. There are two types of urinary incontinence. Stress urinary incontinence is when urine escapes due to physical activities such as running or …

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Understanding Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD)

Peripheral Arterial Disease

By Dr. Andrew Franklin, DPM, PH.D September marks Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) Awareness Month, making it an ideal opportunity to discuss this often-overlooked vascular condition. As a foot and ankle specialist, I frequently encounter patients whose first symptoms of PAD manifest in their feet, yet many remain unaware of the …

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What Does a Complete Blood Count (CBC) Reveal About Blood Cancers?

Complete Blood Count

ACBC (complete blood count) is a common blood test that measures and evaluates the different types of cells in the blood. While it is often part of a routine health checkup, it is also one of the first tests commonly used to detect signs of many types of blood cancer. …

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Memory Problems Could Be Early Alzheimer’s Act Now!

Early Alzheimer

What Are the Symptoms of Alzheimer’s Disease? Common symptoms of early Alzheimer’s include: • Loss of memory that affects daily living – You may find that you rely more on notes or family members to remember appointments or things that you used to handle on your own. • Poor judgment …

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