Catching cancer early can greatly improve the chances of successful treatment and survival. Some tests can spot abnormalities even before signs or symptoms appear. Unfortunately, many people avoid colonoscopies (to detect colon cancer) or Pap smears (to test for cervical cancer) because they find them invasive, uncomfortable, or embarrassing. At-home …
Read More »Annual Wellness Exams – Check Them off your list – Now
By Parveen Vahora, M.D. As a woman in the prime of your life, prioritizing health is crucial to maintaining overall well-being and preventing potential health complications. Annual wellness exams tailored to your age group, specifically between the ages of 40 and 60, serve as a cornerstone in safeguarding your health. …
Read More »Forgetfulness and Alzheimer’s: Recognizing the Warning Signs
by ArchWell Health Let’s face it, we can all be forgetful at times. Whether it’s misplacing keys or blanking on a name, these are the typical hiccups of everyday life. But as we age, memory lapses can sometimes feel more alarming. The good news? For most people, these changes are …
Read More »Finally, There’s Real Relief for Lower Back Pain
Dr. Sunil Panchal When you’re dealing with chronic low back pain, it’s difficult to focus on anything other than your discomfort. The agonizing and sometimes debilitating pain can cause us to lose out on the important things, like spending time with our families, being productive at work, and even the simplest …
Read More »GAINESWave Has Helped Numerous Men, Just Like You
By DR. ROBERT LUPO, D.C. Do you have erectile dysfunction? Most standard medical practitioners will start a man on the “little blue pill,” but this only masks the symptoms of ED and it definitely doesn’t treat the cause. There is a common misconception that ED is just another sign of …
Read More »Saving Your Brain – Brain Training Centers
Saving Your Brain is a state-of-the-art facility that offers non-drug programs providing viable solutions for almost any neurodevelopmental, behavioral, academic, psychological, or mental health issue. Currently, we are seeing people from age 2 to 88 and every age group in between. Some of our younger school-age children and young adults …
Read More »When Someone Tells You They Have Cancer
When we are shocked by unexpected news, it takes a bit of time to process our thoughts and feelings. We often go into a fight-or-flight or freeze-type response. This often does not allow for the best responses to be expressed. It can be difficult to know the right thing to …
Read More »Understanding Gyn Pelvic Pain: A Guide to Endometriosis and Fibroids
By Parveen Vahora, M.D. Pelvic pain affects millions of women worldwide, significantly impacting their quality of life and daily activities. Two of the most common causes of chronic gynecologic pelvic pain are endometriosis and uterine fibroids. Understanding these conditions and their treatment options is crucial for women seeking relief from …
Read More »Failure is a Part of Growth
By Pastor Timothy L. Neptune The Apostle Peter was a bold man. He stepped up when others stepped back. He was often the first to speak in a group setting. Because of his faith, he was able to walk on water. And, like most risk takers, he experienced his share …
Read More »Easy Ways to Age in Place with Confidence
by ArchWell Health The more time that you spend in your home, the more you make it your own. There’s a comfort in creating a living space that reflects who you are as a person. But as we age, safety can become a concern. Certain risk factors become more common …
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