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Reversing osteoporosis
Osteoporosis affects almost 20 percent of women and five percent of men, an estimated 44 million Americans. One of the risk factors for osteoporosis is physical inactivity. Called a “silent disease,” people often don’t know they have it until they fall and break a bone. It can be a scary diagnosis for anyone. The good news is, you...
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Berberine: Health or hype?
Over the past few months, berberine has exploded across social media as the next weight-loss miracle pill, with some calling it “Nature’s Ozempic.” While I think these weight-loss claims are exaggerated, it is true that berberine has been shown to provide support for a variety of conditions, including irritable bowel syndrome, polycystic...
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Find relief from back pain without surgery at Core Life Chiropractic with spinal decompression
Millions of people experience some level of back pain at some point in their lives. When that pain interrupts daily life and activities, it’s time to seek a solution. Dr. Pooja Patel, founder of Core Life Chiropractic, understands the debilitating effects of this kind of pain and offers a wide spectrum of treatment options. Newest among these...
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With one of the busiest emergency departments in town, a recent expansion helps give even more patients top-level care
If an emergency arises, it is good to know University Hospitals Ahuja Medical Center is close to home and ready to take care of you. And thanks to a recent expansion, exceptional care is even more accessible. As part of the medical center’s Phase 2 expansion, the newly built Emergency Department (ED) nearly doubled in size to 43 beds...
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On the fanny fence with your hemorrhoids
Patience is a virtue. Wait it out. This too shall pass. I can take it. These are just some of the mantras people who come to me for treatment of hemorrhoids have subscribed to before deciding to end their suffering. But the pain, itching, burning and bleeding caused by hemorrhoids don’t go away. It gets worse. Yet, some people still...
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