Peptides for Weight Loss Excess weight can be difficult to reverse or treat effectively because changes in metabolism may reduce the ability of the body’s fat stores to break down and become available as a source of energy for the body. Therefore when proper diet and exercise is not enough, we need to find additional […]
MoreOur office is committed to the cutting edge care of our patients. Please see our last blog for information regarding enhancing your immunity. Enhancing Immunity in the Age of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) By Dr. Henry Sobo 04 Mar, 2020
MoreCoronavirus (COVID-19) With the coronavirus (COVID-19) world wide epidemic dominating the news, everyone is wondering what can be done to lessen the risk. As has been reported the greater risk, as is the case with the common “flu”, is for the elderly or those with medical conditions that depress a person’s immune status and makes […]
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By Dr. Henry Sobo
20 Jun, 2019
Allergy, Alzheimer's/Dementia, Anti-Aging, Cancer Prevention, Cardiovascular Disease, Disease Prevention, Fibromyalgia, General Health info, Hair Loss, Hormones, Regenerative Medicine, Weight Loss
PEPTIDES Peptide therapy is a growing field in medicine, helping in the treatment of a wide variety of conditions. They are simply chains of amino acids which are the building blocks of your body’s proteins. After a treatment is given to a patient, the body’s own natural ability is enhanced- whether by producing its’ own […]
MoreAccording to a study supported by a grant from the National Institutes of Health and published in the journal Neurology, eating leafy greens, vegetables and berries, and drinking orange juice, was associated with a lower risk of memory loss as men age. The study analyzed data which surveyed 27,000 men and their dietary consumption of fruits, vegetables, berries, and […]
MoreA new study published in the Journal of Internal Medicine shows that following an anti-inflammatory diet reduces the risk of disease and death from all of the most common health conditions which cause dysfunction and death in our society. This study followed almost 70,000 Swedish citizens between ages 45-83, over a 16 year period. Following a diet that is considered […]
MoreStress isn’t just an inconvenience; it’s a true threat to your health. Our modern way of life causes stress in countless ways, from relationships to finances and everything in between. Fortunately, simple and affordable treatments like IV Nutritional Therapy can be used to restore balance to your body, combat your stress, and help you enjoy […]
MoreA new study published by the British journal Lancet Public Health suggests that moderate healthy carbohydrate intake may be best for overall health. Another important finding was that animal protein as a replacement for carbs, popular for weight loss dieting, was not as healthy as replacing carbs with plant sourced proteins. This study performed a statistical analysis […]
MoreA study published in the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease seems to confirm the long held suspicion that having surgery requiring general aneathesia (not local anesthesia) may promote cognitive decline. For this study memory was assessed in 964 study subjects with a mean age of 54 years, and again four years later, when 312 participants had had surgery and […]
MoreA new study supported by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, published by the American Heart Association, reveals that plaque buildup in coronary arteries is greater in those who have an allergy to red meat. The high level of saturated fat levels in red meat has long been recognized as a contributor to heart […]
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