North Palm Beach Edition

FEED YOUR LEG TO HEALTH

By Dr. Navarro Everyone is concerned with having beautiful legs and everyone is concerned about their weight. People are also concerned with how to slow down the aging process. I consider myself as a medical investigator. Patients that see me need my help to feel better, so it’s my job to conduct enough research to fully understand and come to …

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Crave Protein and Osteobroth are the Healthy Way to Go For Those Seeking Real Chicken Protein on the Go

CHICAGO, IL – July 27, 2015 – Knowing what the body truly hungers for, a Chicago-based fitness trainer has come up with the perfect healthy solution. Crave Protein (www.craveprotein.com) is the first real chicken protein (RCP) in supplement form. Derived from whole food and made from 100% USDA-inspected chicken, Crave is free from chemicals and highly processed isolates. Interested in …

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Helping Your Child Cope with Back-to-School Anxiety

Anxious feelings are normal and expected during times of transition or change. This is especially true for children and teens going back to school, or for first-timers starting kindergarten. This transition can be stressful and disruptive for the entire family! Prior to the first day of school, your anxious child may cling, cry, have temper tantrums, complain of headaches or …

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Sclerotherapy

By Victoria Zimmer For men and women plagued with unsightly spider and varicose veins the choice to wear shorts or sandals may be non-existent. There are a variety of treatments available claiming to eliminate these pesky veins, however, sclerotherapy remains the “gold standard” for elimination. Sclerotherapy is the art and science of collapsing or closing veins. A very tiny needle …

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Breaking Through

By Brent Myers Two years ago this very month I found myself in what was seemingly a perpetual series of events that turned our world upside down. It was one of the most difficult times of my life. In a very short span of a couple of weeks I found myself having been betrayed by people I love very much,;criticized, …

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Cervical Instability: A Consideration in Post-Concussion Syndrome

Have you suffered a head or neck injury that has left you with chronic pain and debilitating, baffling symptoms that continue to worsen? Finding a specialist in cervical instability may provide answers. Cervical instability occurs when the ligaments are lax and elongated from injury, allowing for an inefficient protective barrier. The cervical vertebrae are held in proper position by ligaments, …

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Beware of Noise Exposure at Concerts and Sporting Events

As an avid concertgoer, I see dozens of live shows every year. But when I look around at the tens of thousands of other people, I am one of the only ones there with hearing protection in my ears. Even children are walking around these concerts unaware of how these volume levels can have permanent damaging effects on their hearing. …

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Need a Hair Transplant? Here’s How to Choose the Right Doctor.

When it comes to hair loss, most people are deeply afraid of the “T” word – transplant. But don’t worry! Today’s hair transplants, when performed correctly, are highly advanced, less invasive, with very little discomfort or downtime, and the results are 100% undetectable, never “pluggy.” Light-years beyond the old style “plugs,” modern hair transplants create permanent undetectable hair restoration through …

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What is Toe Fungus?

An embarrassing yet ever present condition that is not often the subject of conversation is toe fungus. Yet 90% of elderly people suffer from this condition called “onychomycosis”. Onychomycosis causes fingernails or toenails to thicken, discolor, disfigure, and split. Without treatment, the toenails can become so thick that they press against the inside of the shoes, causing pressure, irritation and …

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Dementia: What Day is it?

By Sarah Crane Rushing. Late for work. Sifting. Shuffling. Retracing steps. Where the heck did I put my keys? Pacing. Tracing. After hours of searching, I’ve found them in the most illogical place: the freezer. Most of us have had some sort of trouble with memory. Whether searching for our keys, forgetting directions, or – oh! What’s that thing with …

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