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The Holiday Blues For Severe Depression, Ketamine IV Therapy Has Helped Numerous Patients

The Holiday Blues

One of the most common ailments that doctors treat annually is depression, and this time of year, triggers like stress, missing loved ones or being overwhelmed can intensify depressive episodes. Nearly 15 million people in the United States are affected by depression. Persistent Depressive Disorder or PDD is a chronic type of depression that usually last for more than a …

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Companion Care for Your Loved Ones is Especially Important During the Holidays

By Afton Patterson It’s not unusual for seniors to struggle with their mental health during the holidays. There is so much pressure during the holiday season to create a picture-perfect holiday and to spend it with family. But for seniors, the holidays can be very lonely. Seniors who have lost their spouse or can’t be with their children because they …

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3D Mammography

Mammography

As technology advances, understanding medical exams and procedures becomes more complex. The quality of services provided is an important consideration. The American Cancer Society endorses mammography, along with yearly physical examinations and monthly self-examinations, as the most effective means of detecting breast cancer at its earliest and most treatable stage. Generally, mammography can reveal benign and cancerous growths before you …

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3 WAYS TO MAKE SURE YOU STAY PAIN-FREE FOR YOUR 5K RACE

5K RACE

By Regenexx at New Regeneration Orthopedics Let’s Get Started! Our Regenexx at New Regeneration Orthopedics team is getting excited to take on the St. Pete Run Fest November 11-13, 2022. Not only are we your title sponsor for the Half-Marathon, but we have our team members looking forward to running the half marathon, the 5k or the 10k that weekend. …

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November is National Adoption Month

Adoption

This article is dedicated to those individuals who had early childhood separation trauma, which occurs when a child is removed from his/her birth mother or when the birth mother is emotionally unavailable or physically separated from the child for an extended period. Young children and babies in utero are attuned to the unique characteristics of their mother, such as the …

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Can IV Vitamins Help You Look Younger and Have Healthy Skin?

By Katherine Hermes We have found a variety of vitamins, antioxidants that have positive effects on skin. These nutrients help to slow down damage caused by free radicals which can harm healthy skin cells. Our skin is the largest organ in our bodies. It is primarily made up of collagen and elastin. IV vitamin therapy can provide instant hydration for …

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Diabetes and Your Feet

Diabetes

By Premier Foot & Ankle Specialists Diabetes is when the body does not make or properly use insulin and, therefore, it impairs the body’s ability to covert sugars into energy. Type 1 Diabetes is when the body does not make insulin and Type 2 Diabetes is when the body does not properly use insulin. Over time, hyperglycemia (elevated blood sugar) …

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the Great American Smokeout®

Smokeout

On November 17th of this year Gulfcoast South Area Health Education Center (GSAHEC) will celebrate the Great American Smokeout® (GASO), a national holiday hosted by the American Cancer Society that provides an opportunity for people who smoke to commit to healthy, smoke-free lives: not just for a day, but year-round. The Great American Smokeout® also provides an opportunity for individuals, …

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Coping with COPD While Managing Your Daily Tasks

By Afton Patterson Do you suffer from frequent shortness of breath? Do simple things like climbing stairs or grocery shopping leave you wheezing and coughing? If so, you may be one of millions of Americans who suffer from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). According to the CDC, 16 million Americans have been diagnosed with COPD, but there are millions more …

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Diabetes: Attainable and Sustainable Blood Sugar Control!

Blood Sugar

Managing diabetes is hard! You are constantly reminded to reduce your sugar intake, monitor your carbs, and prioritize complex carbohydrates over sugary, processed foods. The instructions and guidelines are never ending! You can also experiment with a low glycemic diet, which involves using the glycemic index to create a meal plan using foods that take longer to break down into …

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