Sarasota Edition

Under-diagnosed and Dangerous Left untreated, celiac disease can have serious complications.

By Katie R. Agnello, M.D. She’s tired all the time and frequently feels bloated. Her joints have started aching, but now in her late 60s, she figures that’s just advancing years. At her last annual checkup, her primary doctor noted slight anemia (low red cell count) in her blood test results, which could help explain the fatigue. These various symptoms may …

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Brookdale CEO Rolls Up Her Sleeves for Community Visits

Just like a resident moving in, Brookdale President and CEO Cindy Baier showed up at Brookdale Wilsonville with her bags packed. She wasn’t at the Oregon Independent Living community for a corporate meeting; she was there to roll up her sleeves and see what a day is really like at the community. From kitchen duty to housecleaning, she was prepared …

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New Year, New You: Amp Up Your Skin Care Routine & Your Life

It’s that time of year again! A time for new beginnings. What are you going to do to make this year better? That’s what countless people are trying to figure out. Attempting diets, exercise routines, spending more time with loved ones, and setting personal goals are all essential in our wellbeing, so Naples Soap Company wants to share their top …

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Integrative Health Coaches Spearhead Spirituality in Mental Health Care

Despite the massive research findings indicating the importance of spirituality in health and wellness, it has been largely neglected in the mental healthcare system. Integrating spirituality into healthcare brings joy and meaning into the lives of children, teenagers, parents, and the elderly in magnificent ways. Physicians, admittedly state that they don’t have the time to discuss spirituality with patients. This along …

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With Possible Shortages Looming, Passport Health Sarasota Has the Vaccines You Need Including Flublok®, FluMist, and Shingrix.

The nerve pain shingles sufferers endure can be paralyzing and last for months, and for some, years. The agony many suffer cannot be overstated. If you’re 50 or over, the Shingrix vaccine is a must. A reactivation of the virus that causes chickenpox, shingles emerges as people age and appears on the skin in a blistering and excruciating rash. The …

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This Holiday Season, Give the Gift of Beautiful Skin

The holidays bring joy by celebrating with family and friends, attending holiday parties, special events and gift giving, but along side of all of the “Fa La La” often comes a bit of stress, over indulgence and rushing from here to there. This fast-paced time of year can wreak havoc on our skin from dehydration, lack of sleep, poor dietary …

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Gastroparesis: Treating the Pain Associated with the Disorder

Gastroparesis is often associated with GERD, which causes a delayed emptying of the stomach acids and food, which creates numerous symptoms including acid reflux. Along with a great deal of discomfort and systemic health-related factors, what many people don’t realize is that acid reflux can adversely affect your lifestyle and coping abilities due to its chronic bodily distress. Symptoms of Gastroparesis …

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Cryotherapy: Now There’s CryoSkin to Help You Lose Weight

Chances are you’ve recently heard about Whole Body Cryotherapy(WBC) from a magazine, social media site, or a professional athlete. It’s rising popularity over the last few years is the product of the impressive results it has been generating. In WBC, a cylindrical chamber similar to a sauna is cooled to negative temperatures using cold nitrogen gas. Nitrogen is a natural non-toxic …

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An Alternative Approach to Optimal Aging – Dr. James Williams of Florida Integrative Medicine Weighs in on NAD IV Therapy

With its ability to bypass the intestines and limit the breakdown that digestion produces (or lack thereof), IV infusion of vitamins and minerals may seem like the latest craze, but a John’s Hopkins physician actually developed the popular Myers Cocktail almost 60 years ago. Due to IV infusions efficacy and remarkable outcomes for various conditions like autoimmune disorders, fatigue, chronic pain, …

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Family Caregiver s Have Complicated Roles and Varied Duties Which Don’t Ease During the Holiday Season

As responsibilities can range from occasional help with errands or finances to 24/7 hands-on care, the holiday extras can easily overfill a caregiver’s plate. The challenges you will face in caregiving depend on your loved one’s level of function and the resources available. Even after your loved one moves into a more supportive living environment, such as assisted living or memory …

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