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Thursday, May 30, 2013
Acupuncture A Very Effective Treatment For Groin Pulls
Here's Your Healthy Tip of the Day: Groin pulls are more common in men than women and can be not only quite painful, but a damper on everyday quality of life. Here's the good news: acupuncture is very effective for the treatment of groin pulls. Rarely is one treatment the miracle fro complete recovery, but typically, four (4) sessions - once or twice weekly - to eight (8) sessions can get you from miserable to moving again. So, don't delay...call or email the office today and get your life back!
Monday, October 22, 2012
Monday Funday!
Here's Your Healthy Tip of the Day: It's back to work today and perhaps you really aren't so enthused about being at your job. Make Monday a FUNDAY! Share something you enjoyed over the weekend with your colleagues and make them smile. They most likely don't want to be at their jobs today either, so make some lemonade out of lemons today.
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Life In The 50s
Here's Your Healthy Tip of the Day: If you're feeling a bit down about rounding the corner and coming into your 50th birthday, just remember this: your 20s are for partying and mistakes, your 30s for going for what you want, your 40s for working out the kinks. This leaves your 50s for taking all those experiences and making them work to your best advantage. Your 50s is your time to live your life with gusto - travel, buy a motorcycle, climb that mountain, take those classes. Make this decade YOUR own!
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Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Acupuncture and Sub-Fertility
Acupuncture boosts the effectiveness of high-tech reproductive medicine procedures. Clinical studies have found that adding acupuncture to traditional in-vitro fertilization (IVF) treatments increased pregnancy success. There is also evidence that acupuncture stimulates blood flow and egg production in women who can't or decline to use fertility medications to help them get pregnant. Studies have shown a clear link between acupuncture and the body's natural "feel good" brain chemicals (endorphins).
Acupuncture also appears to affect two areas of the brain that control hormone production (the hypothalamus and pituitary glands) as well as the ovaries. Acupuncture may also "boost" the uterine lining when it is too weak to sustain a pregnancy, a problem known to increase the risk of miscarriage.
Here's Your Healthy Tip of the Day: If you’re having difficulty becoming pregnant, why not try a natural, drug-free method to boost your fertility? Call or email my office today and enroll yourself in my fertility program.
Acupuncture also appears to affect two areas of the brain that control hormone production (the hypothalamus and pituitary glands) as well as the ovaries. Acupuncture may also "boost" the uterine lining when it is too weak to sustain a pregnancy, a problem known to increase the risk of miscarriage.
Here's Your Healthy Tip of the Day: If you’re having difficulty becoming pregnant, why not try a natural, drug-free method to boost your fertility? Call or email my office today and enroll yourself in my fertility program.
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Friday, March 18, 2011
The Top Ten Lies I KNOW You're Telling Me
There are 18 pulse positions in Chinese Medicine. Each position tells me if you ate, if you are sad, if you have no energy, the condition of your lungs, your mood...even what the sex of your fetus is (I'm 13 for 15 on this one at the present time). The face provides a plethora of information about a person's organs and general health condition. So, when a patient comes into my office and I am checking their pulses & observing their visage, I am never surprised when a person is telling a 'little white lie' about their overall health. It's really too bad, because they always get 'found out' at the end of a session and moving forward know that they are free and safe to tell all. Face it folks...when you fib to your physician, you're only cheating and hurting yourself. The more information you give to your healthcare provider, the better you can be served, the healthier you can become and serious illnesses can be avoided. Everyday Health just posted a piece on the 10 Top Lies That Physician's Hear and I've heard them all. Read the following and when you get to one or two or more lies that you tell, just think of this....we KNOW you're lying, so just give it up!
Lie No. 1: I quit smoking months ago. Never mind that you stink of nicotine when you walk into the office. This silly lie can cause a physician to believe that a disease or symptoms of a disease are becoming worse, rather than being due to your continued smoking. Mistreatment can occur because of your dirty little lie. Oh yes...the breath spray and Febreeze don't mask the smell either.
Lie No. 2: I rarely drink. We have no problems with recreational and social drinking. But...when your blood tests come back with elevated liver panels and it's obvious that you're not just having those 2 drinks per day - why lie??? Excessive drinking leads to barrel bellies, unwanted excess fat (bad for your heart) and enlarged livers. A good physician is going to sit you down and have a good talk with you about this, so you might as well be honest. You could help prevent serious heart and liver problems by just telling your physician just how much you do drink.
Lie No. 3: I’m a fitness nut! Ok, you are 40 pounds overweight, your muscles are flaccid and you huff and puff getting onto the examination table. Do you think we were born last week????
Lie No. 4: I only take the medications I’m prescribed. I cannot tell you how many people have become addicted to pain killers and 'mother's little helpers' to avoid dealing with life in a healthy and productive manner. These drugs are addictive. They will affect your mood more than you can imagine, affect your sleep, energy and sex life; and most are metabolized in the Liver, which can lead to liver damage and failure. The dialogue that goes with the person who is addicted to these drugs is so common, sometimes, I wonder who is passing around the script for the 'script'....
Lie No. 5: I don’t skip any of my medications. Medications are prescribed for a reason. Skipping them can lead to serious side effects. If you have a problem remembering to take your meds or you cannot afford them, speak with your physician. Together, you can develop a system to ensure you take your medications everyday. Expensive drugs can be substituted with generics and most drug companies have programs that will provide low cost and sometimes free medications to those in need.
Lie No. 6: I’m a healthy eater. The way you look and feel are certain signs of what you eat. If you lie to your physician about what you eat, you complicate the process by which we can determine what can be causing your symptoms. I always remember the case of an elderly man suffering from congestive heart failure. He was given a good report at his doctor's visit and thought he could go home and eat a couple cans of sardines. Six hours later, he was in the emergency room, drowning in his own fluids. The cardiologist wouldn't release him from the hospital because the patient said he didn't do or eat anything that could cause such a flareup the same day as receiving a good checkup. This confounded the physician to find the cause of this terrible event. On the fourth day fo being hospitalized, the patient finally admitted to eating over 3,000mg of sodium. Go figure....
Lie No. 7: Sexual problems? No way. Disclosing your sexual information can be critical to your health. The relationship between patient and physician must be one of trust and safety. Be certain you are comfortable with your physician and be honest. Sexual function, homosexuality, bisexuality and promiscuity have important health consequences. Remember, your time with your physician is CONFIDENTIAL. But, hiding a history of sexually transmitted diseases or lifestyle can possibly lead to symptoms that without honesty, your healthcare provider will not be able to diagnose and treat properly.
Lie No. 8: Ouch, I feel awful! Lying to your physician to obtain certain medications is just wrong. This puts your health at risk and places your physician at risk of malpractice.
Lie No. 9: I’m not sure when my symptoms started. Sometimes, a symptom begins during a time that a person would like not to share (taking illicit drugs, or certain sexual experiences for example). Not being honest about how symptoms began can lead to misdiagnosis, and mistreatment. This can bring about serious health complications and consequences. Again, your time with your physician is CONFIDENTIAL.
Lie No. 10: I have no family history of that disease. Mental illness can run in families. There is a genetic history for certain cancers. It is quite common for a patient to tell me that yes, several members of the family have had certain cancers, but are unwilling to share any information with siblings about the type of cancer cell and treatment given. These poor people are 'in the dark' about familial cancers and they could very well be the next victim in the family to fall ill. Mental illness is quite often 'hidden away' because of social stigma. This information is just so important to your physician in the overall care for your wellbeing. Don't hold back...we've heard many stories before and we take nothing personally. We are here for you; that's our job, so let us do it well!
Here's Your Healthy Tip of the Day: Have you had enough yet? See yourself somewhere betwee #1 and #10? Understand now how silly and ridiculous it is to lie to your healthcare provider??? Give it some thought today.
Lie No. 1: I quit smoking months ago. Never mind that you stink of nicotine when you walk into the office. This silly lie can cause a physician to believe that a disease or symptoms of a disease are becoming worse, rather than being due to your continued smoking. Mistreatment can occur because of your dirty little lie. Oh yes...the breath spray and Febreeze don't mask the smell either.
Lie No. 2: I rarely drink. We have no problems with recreational and social drinking. But...when your blood tests come back with elevated liver panels and it's obvious that you're not just having those 2 drinks per day - why lie??? Excessive drinking leads to barrel bellies, unwanted excess fat (bad for your heart) and enlarged livers. A good physician is going to sit you down and have a good talk with you about this, so you might as well be honest. You could help prevent serious heart and liver problems by just telling your physician just how much you do drink.
Lie No. 3: I’m a fitness nut! Ok, you are 40 pounds overweight, your muscles are flaccid and you huff and puff getting onto the examination table. Do you think we were born last week????
Lie No. 4: I only take the medications I’m prescribed. I cannot tell you how many people have become addicted to pain killers and 'mother's little helpers' to avoid dealing with life in a healthy and productive manner. These drugs are addictive. They will affect your mood more than you can imagine, affect your sleep, energy and sex life; and most are metabolized in the Liver, which can lead to liver damage and failure. The dialogue that goes with the person who is addicted to these drugs is so common, sometimes, I wonder who is passing around the script for the 'script'....
Lie No. 5: I don’t skip any of my medications. Medications are prescribed for a reason. Skipping them can lead to serious side effects. If you have a problem remembering to take your meds or you cannot afford them, speak with your physician. Together, you can develop a system to ensure you take your medications everyday. Expensive drugs can be substituted with generics and most drug companies have programs that will provide low cost and sometimes free medications to those in need.
Lie No. 6: I’m a healthy eater. The way you look and feel are certain signs of what you eat. If you lie to your physician about what you eat, you complicate the process by which we can determine what can be causing your symptoms. I always remember the case of an elderly man suffering from congestive heart failure. He was given a good report at his doctor's visit and thought he could go home and eat a couple cans of sardines. Six hours later, he was in the emergency room, drowning in his own fluids. The cardiologist wouldn't release him from the hospital because the patient said he didn't do or eat anything that could cause such a flareup the same day as receiving a good checkup. This confounded the physician to find the cause of this terrible event. On the fourth day fo being hospitalized, the patient finally admitted to eating over 3,000mg of sodium. Go figure....
Lie No. 7: Sexual problems? No way. Disclosing your sexual information can be critical to your health. The relationship between patient and physician must be one of trust and safety. Be certain you are comfortable with your physician and be honest. Sexual function, homosexuality, bisexuality and promiscuity have important health consequences. Remember, your time with your physician is CONFIDENTIAL. But, hiding a history of sexually transmitted diseases or lifestyle can possibly lead to symptoms that without honesty, your healthcare provider will not be able to diagnose and treat properly.
Lie No. 8: Ouch, I feel awful! Lying to your physician to obtain certain medications is just wrong. This puts your health at risk and places your physician at risk of malpractice.
Lie No. 9: I’m not sure when my symptoms started. Sometimes, a symptom begins during a time that a person would like not to share (taking illicit drugs, or certain sexual experiences for example). Not being honest about how symptoms began can lead to misdiagnosis, and mistreatment. This can bring about serious health complications and consequences. Again, your time with your physician is CONFIDENTIAL.
Lie No. 10: I have no family history of that disease. Mental illness can run in families. There is a genetic history for certain cancers. It is quite common for a patient to tell me that yes, several members of the family have had certain cancers, but are unwilling to share any information with siblings about the type of cancer cell and treatment given. These poor people are 'in the dark' about familial cancers and they could very well be the next victim in the family to fall ill. Mental illness is quite often 'hidden away' because of social stigma. This information is just so important to your physician in the overall care for your wellbeing. Don't hold back...we've heard many stories before and we take nothing personally. We are here for you; that's our job, so let us do it well!
Here's Your Healthy Tip of the Day: Have you had enough yet? See yourself somewhere betwee #1 and #10? Understand now how silly and ridiculous it is to lie to your healthcare provider??? Give it some thought today.
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Heart Disease Facts and Women
Ok, read this blog today and pass it on to everyone you know; it could save your mother, sister, wife, girlfriend, BFF and anyone else who's female...
1. Heart disease is the number 1 killer of women age 20 and over. Heart disease kills one woman every minute.
2. More women die of cardiovascular disease than the next four causes of death combined, including all forms of cancer.
3. 1 in 30 women die of breast cancer. 1 in 3 women die of cardiovascular disease.
4. ONLY 1 in 5 women believes that heart disease is her greatest health threat.
5. 90% of women have one or more risk factors for developing heart disease.
6. 80% of cardiac events in women could be prevented if women made the right choices for their hearts involving diet, exercise and abstinence from smoking.
7. Hispanic women are likely to develop heart disease 10 years earlier than non-Hispanic white women.
8. More than 8% of Hispanics age 18 and older have heart disease.
9. African-American women are at greater risk for heart disease, stroke andother cardioascular diseases than Caucasians.
10. African-American females have higher death rates from heart disease, stroke and other cardiovascular diseases than white females.
Courtesy: GoRedForWomen.org
Here's Your Healthy Tip of the Day: Ladies, if you experience chest pain, dizziness, shortness of breath, pain down your arm or up your neck or nausea...don't give in to the silly assumption that you are a hysterical female having an anxiety attack. Making a trip to the emergency room with the complaint of chest pain will have you seen immediately and this could save your life....you could very well be having a heart attack. Don't be stupid, be smart!!!! Find out more at the American Heart Association website today and get yourselves heart healthy!
1. Heart disease is the number 1 killer of women age 20 and over. Heart disease kills one woman every minute.
2. More women die of cardiovascular disease than the next four causes of death combined, including all forms of cancer.
3. 1 in 30 women die of breast cancer. 1 in 3 women die of cardiovascular disease.
4. ONLY 1 in 5 women believes that heart disease is her greatest health threat.
5. 90% of women have one or more risk factors for developing heart disease.
6. 80% of cardiac events in women could be prevented if women made the right choices for their hearts involving diet, exercise and abstinence from smoking.
7. Hispanic women are likely to develop heart disease 10 years earlier than non-Hispanic white women.
8. More than 8% of Hispanics age 18 and older have heart disease.
9. African-American women are at greater risk for heart disease, stroke andother cardioascular diseases than Caucasians.
10. African-American females have higher death rates from heart disease, stroke and other cardiovascular diseases than white females.
Courtesy: GoRedForWomen.org
Here's Your Healthy Tip of the Day: Ladies, if you experience chest pain, dizziness, shortness of breath, pain down your arm or up your neck or nausea...don't give in to the silly assumption that you are a hysterical female having an anxiety attack. Making a trip to the emergency room with the complaint of chest pain will have you seen immediately and this could save your life....you could very well be having a heart attack. Don't be stupid, be smart!!!! Find out more at the American Heart Association website today and get yourselves heart healthy!
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Deer Antler (Lu Rong) Spray Used by NFL Players for Natural Enhancement
Now, here's an interesting one for you gentlemen out there that might think Deer Antler spray (Lu Rong) is a good idea...think again....
Spray gives sports deer-in-headlights look, By Dan Wetzel, Yahoo! Sports
Jan 20, 12:33 am EST
They harvest the so-called velvet antler (a soft coating that covers deer antlers) in New Zealand, freeze-dry it and then grind it into a powder. It then gets shipped to the United States, where it gets put into either capsules or liquid extracts that can become a simple oral spray. You can buy it for $68 a bottle.
For the elite athlete, experts say it’s essentially a human growth hormone, one of the substances organized sports is trying to keep out. The difference here is deer antlers are natural, not synthetic, and properly discovering it in a test falls somewhere between extremely challenging to virtually impossible.
Bengals safety Roy Williams says he uses the mouth spray "all the time.
Best anyone can figure, first you need to run a blood test (which leagues such as the NFL or Major League Baseball don’t do). Then you need to run a blood test at the exact proper time. Otherwise, nothing comes up.
“You can find it,” Jonathan Danaceau, a director at a World Doping Agency approved lab, told ThePostGame.com in its report about new Raiders coach Hue Jackson’s connection with a supplement company that produces the spray. “But saying whether this is synthetic or natural is hard to determine. It’s only detectable in blood, and most anti-doping tests are done in urine.
It’s a loophole for the athlete – turning drug tests into intelligence tests. You have to be stupid to fail one. The benefits of deer antler – or more specifically the substance IGF-1 that comes from it – are clear. IGF-1 is banned by everyone.
“It’s one of the proteins that is increased in human growth hormone … it’s considered performance-enhancing,” Danaceau said.
“It’s similar to HGH in that it aids in recovery. It helps build tissue, and strengthen tissue – more than you can ever do by training alone. Any preparation that is not naturally occurring is banned. Taking IGF-1 through deer antler is banned as well.”
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=dw-deerantlers011911
Here's Your Healthy Tip of the Day: Lu Rong is a chinese herbal ingredient used in formulas for male infertility and erectile dysfunction, for very ill patients who are debilitated of any energy. LISTEN UP AND LISTEN GOOD!!!! When this ingredient is abused (as in the case of the NFL players), guess what happens? They are like a machine on overdrive and after a while, they become depleted, sexually dysfunctional and exhausted. It's like being on 'speed' for a prolonged period of time. So, before you think you're so smart and go spraying deer antler up your nose, better think twice and three times about the side effects!!
Spray gives sports deer-in-headlights look, By Dan Wetzel, Yahoo! Sports
Jan 20, 12:33 am EST
They harvest the so-called velvet antler (a soft coating that covers deer antlers) in New Zealand, freeze-dry it and then grind it into a powder. It then gets shipped to the United States, where it gets put into either capsules or liquid extracts that can become a simple oral spray. You can buy it for $68 a bottle.
For the elite athlete, experts say it’s essentially a human growth hormone, one of the substances organized sports is trying to keep out. The difference here is deer antlers are natural, not synthetic, and properly discovering it in a test falls somewhere between extremely challenging to virtually impossible.
Bengals safety Roy Williams says he uses the mouth spray "all the time.
Best anyone can figure, first you need to run a blood test (which leagues such as the NFL or Major League Baseball don’t do). Then you need to run a blood test at the exact proper time. Otherwise, nothing comes up.
“You can find it,” Jonathan Danaceau, a director at a World Doping Agency approved lab, told ThePostGame.com in its report about new Raiders coach Hue Jackson’s connection with a supplement company that produces the spray. “But saying whether this is synthetic or natural is hard to determine. It’s only detectable in blood, and most anti-doping tests are done in urine.
It’s a loophole for the athlete – turning drug tests into intelligence tests. You have to be stupid to fail one. The benefits of deer antler – or more specifically the substance IGF-1 that comes from it – are clear. IGF-1 is banned by everyone.
“It’s one of the proteins that is increased in human growth hormone … it’s considered performance-enhancing,” Danaceau said.
“It’s similar to HGH in that it aids in recovery. It helps build tissue, and strengthen tissue – more than you can ever do by training alone. Any preparation that is not naturally occurring is banned. Taking IGF-1 through deer antler is banned as well.”
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=dw-deerantlers011911
Here's Your Healthy Tip of the Day: Lu Rong is a chinese herbal ingredient used in formulas for male infertility and erectile dysfunction, for very ill patients who are debilitated of any energy. LISTEN UP AND LISTEN GOOD!!!! When this ingredient is abused (as in the case of the NFL players), guess what happens? They are like a machine on overdrive and after a while, they become depleted, sexually dysfunctional and exhausted. It's like being on 'speed' for a prolonged period of time. So, before you think you're so smart and go spraying deer antler up your nose, better think twice and three times about the side effects!!
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Thursday, December 2, 2010
Female Sexual Function and the Mediterranean Diet
Another great reason for having that glass of red wine with your dinner...the Division of Urology, Dept of Geriatrics and Metabolic Diseases at the Second University of Naples, Italy, published their findings recently in the Journal of Sexual Medicine. They concluded, after an in-depth study of women with type 2 diabetes, that there was certainly a relationship between diet and sexual dysfunction. Those participants who adapted a Mediterranean diet (rich in fruits and vegetables (excluding potatoes), fish, red and processed meats, nuts, whole grains and legumes, and alcohol were found to have a lower incidence of sexual dysfunction.
Here's Your Healthy Tip of the Day: This works for men as well. So if you or your Lady Love suffer from less than the best sex drive or sexual function, you might want to explore the benefits of a low fat Mediterranean diet. Better still, go online and take my FREE wellness survey. It includes a FREE initial wellness consultation and you might be quite surprised what a big difference a few diet modifications can make for your overall well-being!
Here's Your Healthy Tip of the Day: This works for men as well. So if you or your Lady Love suffer from less than the best sex drive or sexual function, you might want to explore the benefits of a low fat Mediterranean diet. Better still, go online and take my FREE wellness survey. It includes a FREE initial wellness consultation and you might be quite surprised what a big difference a few diet modifications can make for your overall well-being!
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