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A very serious consequence of lockdowns

A very serious consequence of lockdowns

  Now that communities are beginning to open back up following the COVID-19 mitigation measures, jokes and memes about the “COVID-15” (weight gain resulting from the lockdowns) are flooding social media.  While gaining weight in most instances is not the best thing for your health, there is an arguably far more serious consequence of our recent forced quarantines and the social and economic devastation that has resulted. Depression! Even people who were never prone to...

Jun 02, 2020 0 comments

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Slash your risk of dementia with these simple tips

Slash your risk of dementia with these simple tips

  My Mom (who passed away in 2015 at age 94) spent the last three years of her life in a nursing home after falling and breaking her hip. And although those final years were filled with pain and being confined to a wheelchair, she would always say to me with a smile, “I hurt from head to toe, but it’s OK, Sher. I still know who you are.” Amen! Unfortunately, increasing numbers of people...

May 28, 2020 0 comments

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Tired and depressed?  This could be why!

Tired and depressed? This could be why!

 Let’s play a little imagine game for a moment. Let’s say you went to the doctor and reported that you’ve been feeling tired lately, you get indigestion a lot, and you feel depressed. You get tested for low thyroid, iron, hemoglobin A1C, cortisol, mono and maybe even get an endoscopy and everything comes back normal. So, at that point you might walk out with prescriptions for an ADHD drug (for the fatigue), an acid reducer...

Mar 30, 2020 3 comments

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10 smart tips for a longer, healthier life

10 smart tips for a longer, healthier life

  As much as I would like to say otherwise, despite all our scientific and medical “advances,” we’ve reached a very dismal point in our human existence. For the first time ever, children of today are not expected to live as long as their parents did. There are many factors that are contributing to this grim fact—overuse of pharmaceuticals, environmental toxins, degradation of our food supply, and unhealthy lifestyle habits are some of the major...

Mar 05, 2020 3 comments

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Promising hope for Parkinson’s disease & prevention

Promising hope for Parkinson’s disease & prevention

Although the rates of all forms of autoimmune disease continue to rise, one in particular that is experiencing explosive growth is Parkinson’s disease (PD). Second only to Alzheimer’s at this point in the neurological disease category, about 10 million people worldwide and one million Americans suffer from PD.  But those numbers may be grossly understated because many people don’t get diagnosed in the early stages of the disease.  In addition, proper diagnosis can be muddied...

Jan 30, 2020 3 comments

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A secret of my past I’ve never told you before

A secret of my past I’ve never told you before

  I’m going to share some of my personal past with you today in a way that I never have. While I have mentioned in a blog or two that my Dad died of a massive heart attack at age 58 (when I was 15), that’s not the whole story. You see, in addition to (obviously) having heart disease, my Dad was also an alcoholic.  All that meant to me as a kid was a...

Jun 26, 2019 7 comments

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