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Practicing Safe Dentistry and Implementing Advanced COVID -19 Safety Precautions

Practicing Safe Dentistry

Ricardo S. Bocanegra, D.D.S. At Porto Fino Dental your health and well-being are our highest priority. At all times, we take the highest level of precautions to  prevent the spread of infection, including the new coronavirus. You can learn more about these protocols, as well as how you can help keep yourself and those around you healthy, from the American …

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Iron DNA is More Than Just A Gym

Iron DNA

It’s Custom-Tailored Training Specific to Your Needs & Goals We’ve all been there, we signed up for a gym membership with great intentions, BUT the trainers just want to rush us through the same routine, on the same machines as the client before us, but that doesn’t work! We are all different body types, at different levels of fitness and …

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IV Therapy for Dormant Viral Infections Root Causes Holistic Health and Medicine

IV Therapy

Root Causes Holistic Health and Medicine There are chronic infections and then those that are latent and lie dormant in the body for years, even throughout life. We nowfrom studies and from personal experience with patient feedback and lab test results that IV therapy can help reduce and alleviate the symptoms of, and in some cases, the pathogenic infection route. …

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Back To School 

back to school

By Neetu Malhotra, MD Most parents after the long summer break cannot wait to send their kids back to school. But, of course things are much different now in 2021 during this pandemic that has turned our world upside down. President Donald Trump has been urging all state and local officials to reopen schools this fall, despite the coronavirus infections …

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Forget me not: Is it time for an eye exam?

Forget me not

Elmquist Eye Group recommends annual eye exams for optimal eye health August is National Eye Exam Month, a timely reminder to schedule your annual eye exam. Eye exams are essential for maintaining eye health – even if you haven’t had a noticeable decline in vision or an eye injury. Yet, according to the National Eye Institute, more than 23 million …

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Exercise, Flexibility and Vascular Health: What You Need to Know

Exercise

Vascular health usually begins to decline around the age of 50. A recent study looked at the correlation of flexibility in 526 healthy adult participants that did not smoke and were not considered overweight. The study consisted of a simple test to measure their flexibility and then took vital measurements such as blood pressure, pulse, and cardiorespiratory fitness levels. The …

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What Does Good Sleep Hygiene Really Mean, And Why is it so Important?

Hygiene Really Mean

The term “Good Sleep hygiene,” might seem strange; it’s concerning the critical importance of high-quality sleep without disruptions. When we sleep, we promote healing properties throughout the body. A good night’s sleep is critical, especially as we age. Getting a good night’s sleep is critical for optimal health. The side effects and complications associated with sleep disorders are irritability, fatigue, …

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Why Should You Be Concerned About The Type of Diagnostic Breast Cancer Screening You Are Offered

Radiology Regional

Breast cancer affects both men and women. In Florida, 16,000 new breast cancer cases are diagnosed each year. Early breast cancer diagnosis is what spares lives and offers longevity. Physicians cannot stress the importance of getting regular mammograms as well as doing self-breast examinations enough. The breast cancer survival rates in the U.S. are 80-90% if caught in the first …

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5 Tips to Protect Fort Myers Kids in Fall Sports Back-to-school sports season linked to ankle injuries

protect kids

If your children are playing sports this fall, pay attention to five tips that could protect them from serious ankle injuries. Every fall, there is an increase in ankle injuries among young athletes. Football, soccer and basketball are the sports most likely to lead to sprains, broken bones and other problems. The top recommendation is for parents is to get …

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Psoriasis Awareness Month Do You Have Itchy Flaky, Red Patches?

Psoriasis

By Joseph Onorato, MD, FAAD Psoriasis is a common skin disorder that affects 125 million people globally; however, what many people don’t realize is that it is an autoimmune disease. When the body’s immune system is triggered, skin cells become overactive and produce more skin than what can naturally be sloughed off, so the end result is red, irritated skin …

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