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Why do I need eye exams as a Diabetic? Jul 20th, 2021

Diabetes (both Type 1 and Type 2) affects many areas of the body and increases the likelihood of developing vision related ailments such as glaucoma and cataracts. The largest concern is diabetic retinopathy. Early detection through regular eye exams and prompt treatment can help avoid and/or slow vision loss. Symptoms...

Are Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) procedures for me? Sep 3rd, 2020

Platelet Rich Plasma, otherwise known as PRP, procedures are a great solution to help with many patients regarding their skin, hair and sexual sensation for both sexes. PRP is an injectable treatment where the patient’s own blood is collected, spun in a centrifuge to separate the blood’s components and then...

Do B12 shots really do anything or is it all a myth? Apr 13th, 2020

If you are in any way into health and fitness, you’ve probably heard about B12 shots. This is an injection of the B12 vitamin that you can get as frequently as you’d like – though it isn’t recommended more than once a week. Most individuals opt for monthly B12 shots....

Benefits of CBD Products Mar 29th, 2020

We've heard a lot about CBD, but what specific things can it help with? A few answers are below!: Chronic skin conditions Research on CBD has shown potential benefits in the treatment of acne, allergic dermatitis and psoriasis! Your skin has more CBD receptors than any other part of your...

Coronavirus - Quick facts you need to know Mar 16th, 2020

All of us have heard the news about the Coronavirus that has originated in Wuhan, China. The quarantines of entire cities, cruise ships and extra checks at international airports seem to flood our news. But, how is it worse than a typical cold? And why is everyone so concerned? Below...

Is CBD for me? Mar 10th, 2020

A seemingly new trend within the United States is CBD use. It seems like any product you can think of, lotion, shampoo, gummy bears and all foods can now be made using CBD. But, is it right for everyone? What does it actually do? Will I test positive on a...

How Suboxone can help with addiction to opioids. Feb 25th, 2020

For some, being dependent on opioids can feel like it rules your life. You have to design your day around it and forego some great activities or opportunities to keep up. It may have started as a prescription from a physician as a way to control your pain or so...

Are Testosterone Pellets for me? Feb 10th, 2020

After age 35, both women and men decrease in natural testosterone production, for the most part. This can lead to: Decreased libido/sex drive Hair loss Feelings of depression Reduced muscle mass Increased weight Increased fatigue Decreased endurance Trouble Sleeping Feeling washed out Regulating testosterone levels over time can help reduce...

Is it too late to get a flu vaccine? Feb 4th, 2020

The simple answer is no. Every year flu vaccines are updated to fight against the expected strains to be rampant in a geographical area. Typically, the flu shot contains antibodies for four strains of flu – which is why it is often referred to as quadrivalent. This year, there were...

Tips to stay healthy as an adult Jan 28th, 2020

Once you hit adulthood, things begin to pile up. Work, financial responsibilities, car repairs, children, pets, events, etc. How is one supposed to prioritize health when nothing seems wrong?  Most US adults only visit their doctors when they are sick, and many don’t have primary care providers that they know....