I feel like I have “Abuse Me” written across my forehead! Why does this keep happening to me? Over the years I’ve lost track of how many people have asked me that question. The first time an individual is victimized, they often take on the responsibility for the abuse. This can be a way for… Read More: Revictimization: How Can This Keep Happening? »
We usually see the child for a one-hour office visit before admission to the ketogenic diet program. Adolescents and adults may do better on a modified version of the keto diet, such as the modified Atkins diet or the low-glycemic index diet. Authored By. These studies found the ketogenic diet can increase certain bacteria species… Read More: Why ketogenic diet for seizures »
The all-or-nothing mentality prevails in our society, but moderation is our mantra when it comes to exercise, eating and setting goals. Still, there’s one thing that many of us fear so much that we forgo moderation and head to extremes: fat. The residual effects of the low-fat craze of the s linger, causing many people… Read More: Low fat in diet harful »
August 7th, 2020 Scott Jung Cardiology, Informatics, OTC, Sports Medicine Electronics giant Samsung recently held their virtual “Galaxy Unpacked” event where they announced the latest upgrades to their popular mobile devices. Along with phones, tablets, and earbuds, Samsung unveiled the newest version of their smartwatch, the Galaxy Watch3. The Watch3 has several new features and… Read More: Samsung Announces Health-Focused Galaxy Watch3 Smartwatch »