Do you know how much sugar is recommended as a daily intake by the World Health Organization?
Do you know how much sugar is recommended as a daily intake by the World Health Organization?
Thus far 2017 has proven be to be a year of enlightenment in health and wellness. At Total Access Medical we found an excellent summary of 12 trends in health and wellness from MyDomaine, which include everything from detoxing from sugar to the benefits of mushrooms and cryotherapy.
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http://www.mydomaine.com/health-wellness-trends-2017
Inflammation in the body is the cause of nothing good. Here are some trends on how to stop it and what food companies are doing for the consumer
Functional medicine is a new and improved way to treat your health. It is a personalized system which allows for new scientific techniques and methods to translate into the healthcare and provider market and get to the patient.
Stephen C. Schimpff, M.D. Shares with us, in his blog last month in Medical Economics, the importance of the amount of time your primary care physician (PCP) spends with you, the reasons why they spend too little time and the serious consequences of that situation. At Total Access Medical we share Dr. Schimpff's views and utilize this call to action by giving our patients the time and attention necessary to achieve the best outcomes of their over all health.
Green beans are rich in antioxidants, which neutralize free radicals in the body to help you stay healthy and youthful, and flavonoids, the compound that gives green tea its ability to reduce body fat and prevent obesity.
Concierge doctors mean not only personalized wholistic medical care, concierge doctors mean preventative care. This is why you should care:
While ageing is an inevitable part of life, how quickly or well you age depends on many different factors. Although there are some obvious causes of premature ageing, there are many seemingly harmless things that can also add on the years. And besides, no one wants to grow old before their time.
Have you heard of the saying, "you are what you eat?" Well, studies indicate that when you eat may be just as important as what you eat.
A reduction in overall body fat, rather than abdominal fat, is associated with lower levels of breast cancer markers. The study published in Endocrine-Related Cancer, found that levels of several breast cancer risk markers were reduced in postmenopausal women who lost total body fat, rather than just belly fat.
