Sarasota Edition

Dear Men: T Shots Aren’t Always the Answer….

T Shots

By Dr. Cynthia Clark, Acupuncture Physician & Applied Clinical Nutritionist President, Longevity Wellness, Creator, Energy Evolution In recent years, a great amount of attention is being paid to the decline in male testosterone levels. The testosterone level is dropping by about 1% per year. A man today likely has about two-thirds the amount of testosterone his father did at that …

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Beach days and healthy feet

Naples Podiatrist

As temperatures rise in SWF, millions of Americans will be heading to our beautiful beaches. Beach days translate into watersports, playing or walking in the sand, and lots of sunshine. However, there are risks associated with beach days that can affect the health of your feet. Here are some tips to protect the health of your feet so you can …

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What is The Secret to Better Sleep & Why is it so Important?

Secret to Better Sleep

Better sleep is on the minds of many individuals these days. We hear so much about good sleep hygiene. This term refers to the importance of high-quality sleep without disruptions. When we sleep, we promote healing properties throughout the body. Getting a good night’s sleep is critical for optimal health. On the other hand, poor sleep leads to adverse effects. …

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Anti-Aging: Wild Lily Medspa Offers Microneedling with RegeneDerm!  

Anti-Aging

Microneedling also known Collagen Induction Therapy is known for its ability to stimulate growth of collagen and elastin, which is the key to new, youthful-looking skin. Some doctors would even go so far as to say that the procedure is the most powerful way to stop aging in its tracks and prevent new fine lines and wrinkles from forming. With …

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The Benefits of Patient-Centered Care

Patient-Centered Care

By Dr. Arie Dosoretz In 2020, an estimated 1.8 million people in the U.S. received a cancer diagnosis. This experience can be difficult and naturally comes along with feelings of shock, sadness and fear for the road ahead. The majority of patients with a cancer diagnosis receive radiation therapy, which uses high-energy beams to target and destroy harmful cancer cells. …

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Real Estate Re-Imagined

How a $100K home improvement turned into $700K ROI When life’s next adventure is waiting on the sale of your home, listing with the right realtor can put substantially more $$$ in your pocket. The Peter G. Laughlin Group represents the sellers of Sarasota Luxury Homes to maximize return on real estate investments. Our value-added service is personal. It’s professional. …

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Medication Time Made Easy!

Medication Time

How Veterinary Compounded Medications Improve Pets’ Health Gerry Letendre, RPh, MBA, CHt Our pets today are beloved family members, so when they’re not well, we want to do all we can to make them better. But anyone who has a cat or dog knows how challenging it can be to medicate a sick animal. Sarasota Compounding Pharmacy has solutions to …

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Eyeglasses and Sunglasses:

Eyeglasses and Sunglasses

Both Important – Both Somewhat Challenging to Jostle Between Getting regular eye exams is very important to make sure that you do not develop any new chronic conditions. Wearing your glasses is something that we take more advantage of as we age, as the majority of adults require glasses for reading, for driving or for seeing at a distance. In …

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Dealing With Life’s Painful Situations

By Pastor Timothy Neptune On Father’s Day in 2005 my dad came to my office to visit and talk about how things were going. In the course of our discussion he mentioned that he experienced a terrible night’s sleep because his back was causing him so much pain. I told him that it was time to go to the ER …

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Life-changing Metabolic Surgery Resolves Punta Gorda Man’s Type 2 Diabetes

Metabolic Surgery

By Heidi Smith, Contributor Robert Perry was in his early 40s and living in Massachusetts when his symptoms began. His vision became blurry, and he felt a tremendous thirst he couldn’t quench. He thought it would go away, but he began feeling so ill he finally went to a hospital emergency room. Four days later, he was discharged from the …

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