Recently, I had two female patients report having chronic UTIs. In the first instance, it was a twenty-eight-year-old woman who had an eighteen-month history of UTIs. What was most notable
Recently, I saw an advertisement for Fat Con 2025. The first conference was held in Seattle, with a follow-up conference occurring in Philadelphia in October of this year. The objective
An Overlooked and Underrated Part of Women’s Health I write this today as a woman enjoying renewed health and a lifelong appreciation for the importance of Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy.
This is the first article that I’m writing about Covid-19 in the blog. My reason is simple. Things were occurring so quickly and new information was coming at us so
Importance of Proper Diet for Your Health The other day I saw a great quote, “Ignore your #health and it will leave.” Mind you, I first read this while
A Look at a Gluten-Free Diet for Sinusitis Suffers Can chronic sinusitis improve on a Gluten-free diet? First of all, for many people, gluten not only causes gastrointestinal
Guest Post Courtesy of Carly Trigg Dealing with Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is a big ask, and something sufferers have to, unfortunately, deal with all by themselves. Symptoms and ‘trigger
“If we could give every individual the right amount of nourishment and exercise, not too little and not too much, we will have found the safest way to health.”
Do 25% of Americans Really Have A Food Allergy? By Faria Khan, MD So what do you think? Do that many people actually have food allergies? Based on several
Interview With Dr. Stephen LaScala On Soft Tissue by Dr. Andrew Pugliese I am currently adding in other professionals on my blog to get the word out about health