Are People More Likely to Get Healthy Together?
Posted on June 8, 2017
The concept of people being more committed to getting healthy when they do it together is not new. But, according to a local article employers are now making the push for healthy lifestyle a unified preferred direction. According to the article Kaiser Permanente one of the largest employers, and a coalition of unions led by the […]
Aspirin May Prevent Skin Cancer Study Says
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In sunny California preventing skin cancer is always an issue. According to a recent article aspirin may be one of the surprising ways people can help to prevent skin cancer. According to the article, aspirin and other nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory painkillers could help to provide protection against skin cancer, according to a new research article. The discoveries, reported in […]
As Insurance Cost Rise for Prescription Drugs: Remember To Manage Prescription Drug Cost
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The cost of prescription drugs for most people is a sore subject. Insurers have become less willing to allow patients to enjoy full coverage for costly name brand drugs. According to a recent article Anthem Blue Cross, Aetna and other health insurers are dramatically shifting more prescriptions for the more difficult conditions to a new […]
The Eyes – Both Vision and Appearance Are Important
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Aging Eyes As we age, both our vision and the appearance of our eyes can change dramatically. According to recent online article some nutrients can delay the inevitable vision loss and possible eye disease that can occur as we age, more and more research suggests. Unfortunately most claims by supplement manufacturers about the magic powers […]
Calcium Intake Warning; Could Lead to Heart Attack
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As women age most are under the impression that calcium supplements will improve their bone strength. A recent online article reported that a new study claims that calcium supplements are actually harmful to your health. According to the article taking calcium supplements increases the risk of having a heart attack, Swiss and German researchers reported Wednesday. The discovery […]
Plastic Surgery Blog: Seaweed – Hype or Miracle?
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Most of us have seen seaweed advertised as the best thing since sliced bread. According to recent online article the claims have included everything from, seaweed can reduce your waistline to grow your hair. Claims have been made that it can reduce your blood pressure as well as your blood sugar. Some say it can […]
Is The Perfect Nose Attainable?
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Most people are surprised to learn that the majority of people believe that their nose is unattractive. Few people when asked would say that their nose was their favorite feature. Rhinoplasty has become more common throughout the years as plastic surgery has become more popular and affordable. Most patients who seek a consultation with Dr. […]
Gaining weight? Blame it on the Job
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In this economy having a job is something most of us would consider to be a privilege. But, according to a recent ABC news story some jobs can actually cause you to gain weight. According to the news story a new survey by job website Careerbuilder.com made a list of several occupations that could contribute […]
Men Are Becoming Used to the Benefits of Looking Younger
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In a youth conscious society like ours it seemed as though the scales were tipped in favor of men. Most of the expectations for a youthful look seem to be applied only to women. According to a recent local news article this is changing. According to the article Miami entrepreneur Darnell Henderson says long gone […]
Breast Implants, So You Have Had Them for Years?
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It is fairly common especially in Southern California to meet women who have had their breast implants for admittedly over 20 years. Many will tell you that they know they do not look as good as they did when they first got them done but that its “good enough”. The idea of exchanging breast implants […]