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Taurine And Its Potential Benefits in The Treatment of Long COVID

Taurine

By Dr. Melissa (Mel) Irvine, DNP – Clinical Sexologist Specializes in Sexual Medicine and Beauty With how long COVID-19 has been a part of our lives, you may be surprised to learn that your symptoms might not end with the initial infection. Some people are reporting lingering or new-onset symptoms that last weeks or even months after they had COVID-19, …

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APRIL: “PARKINSON’S DISEASE AWARENESS MONTH”

PARKINSON’S DISEASE

By Ramon A. Gil, M.D., Medical Director, Parkinson’s Disease Treatment Center of SWFL Dr. James Parkinson was born on April 11, 1765, in London, England. He was a highly educated man, who not only became a surgeon, but he was also a geologist, apothecary, paleontologist and a political activist. He was the author of “An Essay on the Shaking Palsy”, …

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Navigating Nutritional Wellness: A Guide for Individuals with Chronic Kidney Disease During National Nutrition Month

Nutritional Wellness

National Nutrition Month serves as a timely reminder for everyone to focus on their dietary choices and overall health. For individuals grappling with chronic kidney disease (CKD), this observance holds even greater significance. CKD necessitates a nuanced approach to nutrition, and understanding how to make informed dietary decisions is crucial for managing the condition effectively. One of the primary considerations …

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Invisalign vs Braces: What’s the Difference?

Invisalign vs Braces

By Dr. Ricardo S. Bocanegra, DDS Both Invisalign braces and the older traditional brace are intended to improve the alignment of your teeth to produce a straighter smile and smile and better oral health. While traditional braces have been used by orthodontists and dentists for decades, Invisalign is a newer concept intended to meet the needs of modern people. Invisalign …

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What’s On YOUR Skin? Perhaps You’re Due for a Skin Check – Not All Physicians Have the Same Expertise

Skin Check

By Joseph Onorato, MD, FAAD Living in Florida year-round or even for just a few months out of the year, is beautiful and we’re blessed to have so many sunny days, but with all of the sunshine, there is the looming possibility of skin damage and cancer. Most people know that it is critical to wear sunscreen, avoid overexposure, and …

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Diabetes and Neurology: The Unseen Impact on Brain Health

Neurology

When we hear the word “diabetes,” our thoughts often drift toward blood sugar management, dietary changes, and diligent monitoring of what we consume. However, what might come as a surprise to many is that diabetes has a profound impact on our brain health. It’s a connection that is often underestimated and under-treated, yet it plays a significant role in our …

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Does Medical Marijuana Help Reduce Chronic Pain?

Medical Marijuana

According to the CDC, over 50 million adults live with chronic pain in the United States. Chronic pain is a high-impact condition that decreases the quality of life and increases the prevalence of psychiatric issues, such as depression and anxiety. However, medical marijuana has been extensively researched by scientists worldwide to answer the question: does medical marijuana help reduce chronic …

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Relief for Chronic Nerve Pain

Nerve Pain

If you’re struggling with persistent pain, especially in your legs and feet, the cause could be NEUROPATHY. Peripheral nerve damage is a condition that often goes unnoticed, and individuals may endure prolonged pain without understanding the root cause. Neuropathy is a condition that affects millions of Americans which often leads to symptoms such as tingling, numbness, and loss of balance. …

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Hearing and Memory Loss Are Connected

Memory Loss

By John Nobile – HAS (Hearing Aid Specialist), BC-HIS, ACA Hearing Loss Affects the Brain Hearing loss doesn’t just mean an older adult needs to turn up the TV. It’s been linked to a range of health problems, including dementia. The latest aging research not only shows the two are connected but also leads scientists to believe that hearing loss …

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Health Insurance – Important Dates!

By Ulla-Undine Merritt (Dee) National Producer Number (NPN) 8853366 MARKETPLACE – Obama Care/Affordable Care Act – open enrollment IT’S NOT TO LATE. December 16th to January 16th will have February 1st, 2024, effective. The website is HealthCare.gov, your local insurance agent can help you through the maze. The government also changes each year how much you can earn to receive …

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