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Health BlogNov 23, 2018
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… a good doctor in your corner, aligned with your needs and preferences, is key in a long-lasting relationship to make health a priority and to stay healthy. A good experience is not only with the doctor, but with all staff (reception, nurse…

Health BlogSep 19, 2018
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… you have any osteoporosis symptoms, here is the link to my free book of extensive osteoporosis research. Read More → For any other symptoms or concerns, be sure to check out my bestsellers on Amazon for more information or schedule an appo…

Health BlogFeb 28, 2018
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…nerally, I take a one- or two-hour long history, then check labs. If a clear cause for their low testosterone ( Hypogonadism ) does not become apparent from their lab results or history, I suggest a SpectraCell™ Nutritional panel. It is not…

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… connect A long list of possible benefits can mix symptoms, lab numbers, and disease prevention. Choose a specific outcome and ask what evidence supports it. A benefits list combines unlike kinds of evidence A long list can include symptom…

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… health outcomes. How the pieces connect Artery imaging, a lab marker, and a heart attack are different kinds of outcomes. Ask which outcome a claimed therapy was actually shown to change. A plaque image and a clinical event are different…

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