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Hormone Replacement Therapy: Finding the Right Path
Hormone Replacement Therapy: Finding the Right Path

Hormone Replacement Therapy: Finding the Right Path

When it comes to treating hormonal imbalance, there is no uniform approach. Yet, many in the medical field continuously prescribe “band-aid” treatments that may work for some but don't offer all patients optimal results, nor do they address their full scope of health concerns and symptoms. Hormonal imbalance can come from various sources, but no matter the cause when left untreated, the consequences can be severe. One approach many practitioners use to help patients find balance is bio-identical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT). While BHRT has been around for years and had great results, we have seen a resurgence in its use. Read on for all things BHRT, hormone pellet therapy, and how you can improve your health! What Are Hormones and Why Do They Matter? Before diving into hormone replacement therapy, let's cover the basics of hormones. For something that plays such a significant role in our bodies, many don't know

By Terri DeNeui|

PRP Therapy: Why It’s Amazing
PRP Therapy: Why It’s Amazing

PRP Therapy: Why It’s Amazing

There’s often a lot of talk around women’s health, wellbeing, hormones, menopause, and the list could go on and on, but when it comes to women’s sexual health? Radio silence. Although many women suffer from sexual dysfunction (over a quarter of all women), there’s little conversation and knowledge around successful treatments. Today we want to give a platform to one of our most popular treatments—PRP therapy. This therapy is a non-invasive treatment that aims to alleviate female sexual dysfunction by extracting PRP, or platelet-rich plasma, from a woman's blood and injecting it directly into the vaginal area. Have you heard of this before? Still not sure what to think? Read on, we have all of the answers! What You Need to Know About PRP Therapy For starters, this treatment is done by a certified professional and includes using your blood platelets, which are then injected into your vaginal tissue.

By Terri DeNeui|

IV Therapy: A Long-Term Approach to Wellness
IV Therapy: A Long-Term Approach to Wellness

IV Therapy: A Long-Term Approach to Wellness

In recent years you've probably heard about a new proactive and preventative treatment option, IV nutrition therapy. While some dismiss IV therapy as a fad, there's real research that shows there are lasting benefits. These benefits can help patients seeking wellness save on healthcare in the long-run. So, if you're looking to implement a new wellness treatment, keep reading to learn about IV therapy at EVEXIAS Medical Center. IV Nutrition Therapy Explained A licensed healthcare professional administers the nutrients through IV therapy. IV therapy is the fastest way to give your body the nutrition it needs. The process allows the vitamins to go right into your bloodstream. Where other methods lose valuable vitamins and minerals during the digestive process, IV therapy allows nutrients to achieve a blood concentration level that’s unachievable with oral or intramuscular administration. Your body can absorb 100% of the nutrients because it goes directly into

By Terri DeNeui|

Skincare: Summer Steps to Follow
Skincare: Summer Steps to Follow

Skincare: Summer Steps to Follow

Hot weather, sweat, dirt, and long hours in the sun are sure to do a number on your skin this summer. Keep your body’s largest organ safe with a few simple tips. Having a dedicated skincare routine is essential, but did you know you should be switching things up seasonally? Many people stick to their regiment year-round, but as we are inching closer and closer to summer read on for some important tips and treatments that should be on your radar in the coming months. Whether you’re dealing with extra oil, shine, or the occasional sunburn, we have some expert ideas for you. The Perfect Summer Skincare Routine So why is it important to switch things up in the summer? More time outside, sun exposure, and higher temperatures will all take a toll on our bodies, but especially our skin. If you want to keep a healthy glow for years

By Terri DeNeui|

Botox: How It Curbs Excessive Sweating
Botox: How It Curbs Excessive Sweating

Botox: How It Curbs Excessive Sweating

Before we jump into today's post, we want to talk about several important terms to be sure we’re all on the same page. For starters, we know everyone is familiar with Botox (short for Botulinum Toxin). But did you know Botulinum Toxin is a purified protein that is the active ingredient in the brands Dysport and Botox? Dysport and Botox are just two names of the injectable drug Botulinum Toxin, and both are FDA approved. To learn more about the treatments, we have a whole page dedicated to it, here. Dysport Does More Than Smooth Out Fine Lines When most people think of treatments like Dysport, they imagine a person looking to turn back the hands of time and reverse the aging process. Sure, Dysport is famous for smoothing out fine lines and wrinkles and combatting signs of aging. But the truth is, it can do so much more

By Terri DeNeui|

Alzheimer’s Disease: Reducing Your Risk
Alzheimer’s Disease: Reducing Your Risk

Alzheimer’s Disease: Reducing Your Risk

As we age, it’s natural to be concerned about our changing bodies and minds as well as how these changes will affect our livelihood. One growing concern for many is the potential for developing Alzheimer’s disease or related dementia. Nearly 6 million Americans over 65 years old are living with Alzheimer’s, and researchers predict the numbers will continue to increase. While many studies have been conducted, and are ongoing, scientists have not yet proven any one treatment to cure or prevent Alzheimer’s and dementia. However, renowned scientists and researchers worldwide do agree on a few promising strategies that can significantly reduce your risk. Today, we want to shed some light on preventative measures that can help reduce your risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease. 1. Protect Your Heart What’s good for your heart is good for your brain. Maintaining a healthy cardiovascular system is critical for maintaining a healthy brain. Risk

By Terri DeNeui|

Smooth Skin: Reasons to Quit Shaving
Smooth Skin: Reasons to Quit Shaving

Smooth Skin: Reasons to Quit Shaving

Summer is upon us, and most of us may be paying more attention to our hair and smooth skin than we do in other parts of the year. If you’re accustomed to shaving, whatever the reason, you’ll probably agree that it’s a time consuming and irritating (literally) process—for some more than others, depending on your skin. If you’re looking to give yourself smooth skin without shaving this summer, here are some excellent reasons to quit and look into laser hair removal instead! 1. Save Yourself Time Whether you’re shaving your pits, your legs, bikini line, your face, whatever, it takes time! And depending on your hair and skin, you may be shaving more often than you’d like. When you opt for laser hair removal over shaving, you never have to worry you won’t be able to get through your entire beauty routine just because you woke up late. Sure,

By Terri DeNeui|

Thyroid Disease: Reasons to Check It
Thyroid Disease: Reasons to Check It

Thyroid Disease: Reasons to Check It

When you think about all the different parts and pieces of your body and which ones are important to proper and efficient function, you may not think of your thyroid and thyroid disease. However, your thyroid is so important to your body’s function, we would need a lot more time to explain it all, but because we know you’re busy here’s just a snapshot. Your thyroid secretes hormones that regulate a ton of things like: Heart function Mood Digestion Menstrual cycles Metabolism Bone density Now can you see why your thyroid is so important? If your thyroid is out of whack, you could be in big trouble. There are two main conditions linked to your thyroid. Thyroid Conditions Overactive and underperforming thyroids can be caused by any number of diseases and conditions, which you’ll need a medical professional to diagnose to have proper treatment. Hyperthyroidism aka the overactive thyroid

By Terri DeNeui|

Don’t Let Travel Wreck Your Skin
Don’t Let Travel Wreck Your Skin

Don’t Let Travel Wreck Your Skin

Fresh off of a spring break trip or are you ready to jet set all summer long? Whatever gets you out and traveling in the coming months whether it’s by plane, train, automobile, or a mix of all be sure that you’re taking the proper steps to protect your skin. Travel, no matter the method, can take a toll on our skin. Why? A nice mix of improper diet, stress, change in weather, and exhaustion. Even if you have a relaxing vacation, it may be the journey there or back home that gets to your skin. If you want to keep your healthy complexion no matter the environment, here are some expert recommendations. Things to Keep in Mind When traveling, especially on a plane, your face, cuticles, lips, nose, and even your eyes are all exposed to humidity and poor air circulation. When we travel, our skin dries out

By Terri DeNeui|

6 Ways to Identify Hormonal Imbalances
6 Ways to Identify Hormonal Imbalances

6 Ways to Identify Hormonal Imbalances

Our bodies send us signals all day, every day. For example, when we don’t drink enough water, we may get a headache, or if you’re hungry, your stomach may rumble. The same rings true whenever our bodies may be experiencing changes or imbalances with our hormones. So, what’s the big deal? Many people may assume imbalanced hormones is just a part of life, and they’ll naturally fall back in place. However, hormones play a vital role in our body’s function; they control metabolism, growth, and reproduction, among other things. Don’t Ignore Hormonal Imbalance Balanced hormones keep our health on track, even if you feel completely normal your body may be trying to tell you something. Here are six signs of hormonal imbalance that you shouldn’t ignore. 1. Hot Flashes Although typically associated with menopause, this telltale sign of out-of-whack hormones can occur in anyone, male or female, young or

By Terri DeNeui|