RINGGOLD, Ga., Aug. 15, 2013 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- In modern times, it seems that every time we check, the risk of injuring ourselves or becoming ill grows. If we are already in poor physical health at the time of illness, our chances of recovery are greatly reduced. Therefore, proactively taking steps to ensure optimum physical and mental functioning is the best way to ward off debilitating disease.

Dr. Robert Burkich, an expert in preventive medicine and anti-aging therapies, urges anyone concerned with their overall health to engage in good eating habits and get plenty of exercise. In his book, Preventive Medicine Guide to Staying Healthy: A New Results Oriented Approach, Dr. Robert Burkich outlines some simple steps that can be taken to improve overall physical and mental health. Regarding his groundbreaking book, Dr. Robert Burkich had this to say: "I've always been personally and professionally dedicated to health. I believe that we, as humans, have control over our lives and destinies, but without good health, how much progress can be made?"

The Preventive Medicine Guide to Staying Healthy: A New Results Oriented Approach is Dr. Robert Burkich's most comprehensive compilation of valuable tips and suggestions for maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Dr. Robert Burkich stresses to his readers that while there are many useful treatment options available, simple diet and exercise can go a long way to ensure optimal health. For those who have not always lived a healthy life, Dr. Robert Burkich sheds light on some treatment options available to cleanse their systems of toxins.

As a medical practitioner who is board certified in chelation therapy, Dr. Robert Burkich is well-versed in the treatment process and has played an integral role in increasing awareness of preventive medicine and anti-aging treatment options. In addition to serving as a guide to wellness, Dr. Robert Burkich's book promises readers a fresh outlook on losing weight, controlling diabetes, and lowering the risk of many illnesses.

Dr. Robert Burkich and his staff at Preventive Medicine, Anti-Aging, and Chelation Therapy Inc. are knowledgeable of all the newest treatment options available. As Dr. Robert Burkich points out in his book, however, proper nutrition and exercise can make a world of difference in one's overall physical and mental well-being.

About: Dr. Robert Burkich is an expert in preventive medicine who has dedicated the past 20 years of his career to quality medical practice and education.

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Medical practitioners say that todays generation is more fortunate because advances in medicine and cosmetic dermatology have been so rapid that practically any threat to staying young can be addressed.

Lasers and stem-cell therapy are just two of the innovations we have seen in recent decades that are helping people stay young and beautiful.

Among the growing number of Filipino doctors who are keeping abreast of these trends is Dr. Francis Decangchon. A graduate of the University of Santo Tomas College of Medicine and a practitioner of cosmetic dermatology for years, Dr. Decangchon has branched out into regenerative or anti-aging medicine.

Radical measures

He explains that, during the 1950s and 60s, those who wanted to stay young had to resort to radical measures that involved invasive, meaning surgical, procedures. Of late, however, the emphasis has shifted to minimally invasive, less invasive or, in some cases, non-invasive ways of defying age.

When women, for instance, reach their 30s and 40s, they start losing their natural supply of collagen and elastin. The skin begins to sag and lose its elasticity.

Fortunately, theres a solution.

Nowadays there are patients who, at 30 years old, can already start having lifting, so by the time they are in their 50s and 60s, banat pa yan, says Dr. Decangchon. Lasers are also used to stimulate the production of collagen and elastin.

Hormone replacement

The Asian Center for Ageless Beauty is a clinic that offers regenerative medicine treatment.

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Staten Island, New York (PRWEB) August 13, 2013

Adaptrin, the all natural herbal supplement released information today providing a unique and scientifically proven anti-aging approach to optimal body functionality, in-turn defying stress. The supplement developed on the foundations of Tibetan medicine, has shown unique, broad range anti-oxidant properties that help address inflammation and stress the body faces with aging and todays modern life-style. Importantly the supplements bio-protectant properties help provide cells with the tools to cope with popular-culture supplements and over-supplementation. In simple terms it restores and heals cellular function.

With recent news about a connection between increased risk of prostate cancer in men and the over-use of fish oil supplements, which may work as pro-oxidants, Adaptrins bio-protectant action neutralizes the stress on an organism due to excess supplement usage. In a way, Adaptrin works as a smart compound protecting our body from harm due to an excessive nutrient supply.

"Evolving awareness of nutrition in maintaining health and longevity has led us to the use of dietary supplements, said Dr. Vladimir Badmaev, whose family developed the formulation for Adaptrin. However, continuous intake for several months or years of the compilation of high doses of vitamins, synthetic and natural antioxidants, essential trace elements, energizers, essential fatty acids and high potency protein formulas will deplete the bodys ability to accommodate and utilize the supplemented nutrients. Even the best meant and researched nutrition may not help our body to stay healthy. In fact, nutrient over-supplementation may accelerate aging and the disease process by depleting the body of its own natural defense mechanisms and the ability to heal naturally.

As a result, we need a complementary strategy which takes into account the need to enhance bodys ability to accommodate those supplements, Dr. Badmaev said. Adaptrin, a multi-component all natural herbal and mineral formula derived from an indigenous tradition of Tibetan medicine, offers such a strategy by improving overall wellness and assists the bodys cells by providing tools to cope with excess of nutrients due to over-supplementation and facilitates cells own healing.

The Bioprotectant action of Adaptrin is derived from Indo-Tibetan concept of Rasayanas or vitalizers. The combination of herbs and minerals that promote energy circulation improves the blood vessel function, elasticity and ultimately blood delivery to the tissues. In a study of cognitive and mood functions in patients with a median age of 59, nearly all who used Adaptrin during a six-month period said they had improvements in memory, mental clarity and orientation, energy and alertness, sleep, mental attitude and well-being. Adaptrins influence adjusts and normalizes body function in response to daily challenges and prevents age-related decline by promoting healing process (Badmaev, V. Tibetan Medicine: An Effective Botanical Supplement for Peripheral Vascular Circulation J Cardiovasc Dis Diagn 2013, 1:3 --- https://www.adaptrin.com/sites/default/files/documents/Adaptrin%20JCDD-1-111%20%283%29%20FINAL.pdf).

Adaptrin has proven safety and efficacy in clinical studies and has a long history of use in various ethnic, cultural and age groups.

Adaptrin is one of the most researched and clinically tested traditional multi-component formulas known (Tibetan Medicine. Badmaev, V. 1999 (May). In a book titled: Essentials of Complementary and Alternative Medicine by Wayne B. Jonas and Jeffrey S. Levin; published by Lippincott Williams & Wilkins. ISBN: 0-683-30674-X: 604. Amazon.com). Studies validate that Adaptrin plays an adaptogenic/bioprotectant role by safeguarding the integrity of live cells against stress, and helping fulfill cell's physiological potential.

ABOUT ADAPTRIN Adaptrin is a unique proprietary botanical product formulated on the principles of Tibetan medicine and designed to regulate, normalize, and support the healthy cardiovascular and immune systems in men and women, providing a platform for healthy living and optimal aging.*

Adaptrin helps people to feel better and have all around increased qualities of life. Consumers will not find Adaptrin in any vitamin store, retail health food location, or any typical place to buy vitamins. Adaptrin can only be found on http://www.adaptrin.com.

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Take precautions to avoid water-borne illnesses

HOUSTON - By following a few basic precautions, you can prevent water-borne illnesses, said Dr. Gordon Schutze, professor of pediatrics at Baylor College of Medicine.

The most common water-borne illness is gastroenteritis, which can cause diarrhea. Skin infections and respiratory illnesses can also occur.

Follow these pool hygiene tips:

-Shower, using soap and water, before swimming. Wash the perianal area thoroughly.

-Check and change diapers frequently.

-Wash hands with soap and water after toilet use and diaper-changing activities.

-Infants and children who are not toilet trained should use proper fitting swim diapers.

-Wash hands with soap and water before and after consumption of food and drink.

Children in diapers should not be allowed to sit down on splash pads. These have a water reservoir underneath that recycles water, so if a child has diarrhea, it can come back through the water spray to potentially contaminate others.

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ORLANDO, Fla. -

Most low-priced sunscreens contain the same active ingredients as expensive anti-wrinkle creams, a Local 6 survey found.

The survey compared the active ingredients in every SPF 15, 30, and 45 brand and generic sunscreen on sale at Wal-Mart with the active ingredients in so-called anti-aging moisture creams, like products made by Lancome and Elizabeth Arden.

A mix of five active ingredients, Octisalate , Oxybenzone, Octocrylene, Avobenzone, and Homosalate, were found in similar volumes in both the cheaper sunscreens and more expensive anti-aging products.

The Local 6 survey was prompted by a report in The Annals of Internal Medicine which published a study showing that people who use sunscreen daily slow the aging of their skin. The study, conducted by Australian researchers, is the first of its kind, and the first to show that sunscreen, alone, can protect against skin aging. Researchers worked with 900 white people ages 25 to 55. Some were instructed to wear a broad spectrum sunscreen (SPF 15) daily for four years, while others were told to use it at their discretion.

At the end of the study, the subjects skin were put through intense examination and compared. Researchers found that those in the daily use group were less likely to have skin aging after 4.5 years than those in the discretionary-use group. The study concluded that regular sunscreen use does slow skin aging in healthy middle-aged men and women.

Then why pay more for anti-wrinkle creams if most of them contain the same active ingredient sunscreens as cheaper sun block products?

There is probably not a huge difference, says Florida Hospital dermatologist Dr. Tace Rico. She says consumers do not have to spend over a hundred dollars on a designer brand of anti-wrinkle cream to get the same anti-aging effects as sunscreen.

Even Octinoxate, the ingredient found in the $129 bottle of Elizabeth Arden Prevage, is just another sunscreen, Rico says.

But the doctor points out that some of the inactive ingredients in a product like Prevage can have temporary beneficial effects.

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By U-T San Diego Contributor 6 p.m.Aug. 6, 2013

Traditional Eastern medicine has been practiced the world over for thousands of years. These natural healing procedures have become increasingly popular for those seeking relief from physical and emotional ailments.

The main types of traditional Eastern medicine include acupuncture, moxibustion or heat therapy, herbal medicine, Chinese therapeutic massage, Tai Chi and lifestyle counseling.

Greg Lane, director of Clinical Services at Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in San Diego, said these complementary and alternative procedures are sometimes the first choice for patients searching for help on a wide variety of health issues.

The origins of traditional Eastern medicine date back to archaeological discoveries of stone needles thousands of years ago in the Neolithic era, Lane said. Since then, scholars and physicians have spent considerable time understanding and educating themselves and others on the foundations for the practices.

Advocates said the benefits of traditional Eastern medicine are plentiful, including pain relief. And many people report better sleep, less stress and a general feeling of peacefulness after experiencing an Eastern medicine modality, Lane said.

Many traditional medicines involve the use of natural substances.

Moxibustion, for example, involves the burning of the herb mugwort, and has been used to treat cancers. The American Cancer Society, while not endorsing its use, said a 2010 review of studies of moxibustion use during chemo suggested that it might help reduce the [associated] nausea and vomiting, but cautioned that the research methods were not rigorous enough to be certain.

Ayurveda is another traditional Eastern medicine that began in India. It includes using herbs, nutrition, acupressure massage and yoga. Ayurveda seeks to restore an individuals balance and harmony, contributing to a healthy, long life.

Ayurveda is based on three basic principles: diet, sleep and exercise. In Ayurveda, food is the No. 1 preventative medicine.

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Boston, MA (PRWEB) August 07, 2013

Agein.com, the Internets premier anti-aging web site focusing on anti-aging tips, news, and advice from some of the foremost experts in the industry, is pleased to announce the appointment of Richard M. Foxx, MD as its Senior Medical Advisor.

We are very excited to have Dr. Foxx join Agein.com as the new Senior Medical Advisor, says Laura Foreman, the sites Anti-Aging Life Coach. His comprehensive background in anti-aging medicine, aesthetics, and wellness medicine breakthroughs makes Agein.com, in my opinion, the most comprehensive resource for anyone looking for the best anti-aging advice and information on the web.

Dr. Foxx has decades of medical experience, with a comprehensive background in endocrinology, aesthetic and laser medicine, gynecology, and sports medicine. He has extensive experience with professional athletes, including several Olympic competitors.

Dr. Foxx practices aesthetic and laser medicine, integrative medicine, and anti-aging medicine. He is the founder and Medical Director of The Medical and Skin Spa, located in Indian Wells, California, at the Hyatt Regency Resort.

Dr. Foxx is certified by the National Board of Medical Examiners and is a member of the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine, the American Academy of Aesthetic Medicine, and the International Academy of Cosmetic Dermatology, and a diplomat with the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology.

To learn more about Dr. Foxx and Agein Corporation, visit the companys web site at http://www.Agein.com.

About Agein.com: Agein.com's goal is to provide the latest anti-aging breakthroughs and advice in an easy-to-read format that gives readers the real, useful techniques to help maintain a youthful appearance. Agein.com's anti-aging experts specialize in diet, fitness, beauty and skin care, and how all of these areas affect the way people look and feel. Agein.com also provides information on all of the latest advances in anti-aging research, the hottest anti-aging trends in Hollywood, and beauty tips from Laura Foreman, Anti-Aging Life Coach.

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An employee deprived of a $4,000 investment that's what started the chain of events that led to Major League Baseball's suspensions of 13 players, including three-time most valuable player Alex Rodriguez.

Rodriguez, whose career accomplishments would otherwise make him a lock for the Hall of Fame, was suspended Monday for the remainder of this season and all of 2014. That suspension is set to take effect Thursday. Rodriguez has said he will appeal, and he would be allowed to play during that process.

The other players, a group that includes All-Stars Nelson Cruz of Texas, Jhonny Peralta of Detroit and Everth Cabrera of San Diego, all agreed to accept 50-game suspensions.

Porter Fischer is the man who provided the flash point for what became the biggest drug-related suspension in sports history. Fischer was a 40-something customer seeking help in bulking up his muscles when he met Tony Bosch, founder of an anti-aging clinic based in Coral Gables, Fla

Fischer eventually went to work as a marketer for Bosch, and later invested $4,000 in his company with, Fischer says, the promise of a 20% return that would come in weekly payments.

When those payments stopped last year the clinic, Biogenesis, closed in December Fischer started looking more closely into Bosch and Biogenesis. Among the information he turned up was a link between Bosch's father, Pedro, and former Dodgers star Manny Ramirez.

Ramirez had received a 50-game suspension from MLB in 2009 when he tested positive for HCG, a female fertility drug a substance Fischer had used. Fischer also found a connection between Bosch and then-suspended All-Star outfielder Melky Cabrera, who had tested positive for a performance-enhancing drug.

"That's when I started documenting," Fischer told the Village Voice earlier this year. "Look, if [Bosch] doesn't pay me, there's going to be collateral damage."

In January, using records Fischer pulled from Biogenesis, Miami New Times reported that Rodriguez and Cruz were among a large group of athletes whom Bosch had supplied with performance-enhancing substances. Most notably, Fischer provided four notebooks filled with handwritten notes by Bosch that identified clients, drug doses and payments.

The New Times report said Rodriguez was mentioned in Bosch's files from 2009 through 2012, and provided this excerpt: "There, at number seven on the list, is Alex Rodriguez. He paid $3,500, Bosch notes. Below that, he writes, '1.5/1.5 HGH (sports perf.) creams test., glut., MIC, supplement, sports perf. Diet."

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CHICAGO, Aug. 5, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --Ageology, http://www.ageology.com, a premier anti-aging medicine company, today announced that Dr. Geoff Jones, MD, has joined the Ageology network. Helping patients regain and maintain optimum health and address the challenges associated with normal signs of aging is the purpose that unites Ageology and Jones. The addition of Geoff and his practice to the network further expands Ageology's corporate presence in Chicago.

"I am excited about the opportunity to work with Dr. Savage and join a team that is committed to anti-aging medicine," said Dr. Jones. "It is very rewarding to help people who are striving to live lives of quality as they age, but facing challenges that make such quality feel unattainable at times. Our goal is to help them change that dynamic and feel better about how they achieve it."

Dr. Jones completed his M.D. at the Loma Linda University of Medicine. He is a leader in anti-aging and preventive medicine in the Midwest, and since 1999 has limited his practice to these fields. Because of this depth of experience, he is a popular speaker at continuing education programs for physicians.

During the early 1990s, Dr. Jones encountered his own significant health problems. Trusted colleagues offered him medications that controlled some of his symptoms, but did nothing to correct the underlying causes. His health continued to decline.

His efforts to find solutions helped him recognize something about the standard medical approach he had not seen before: its focus on identifying and treating disease, not on producing health. He did not have a diagnosable disease. His malfunctioning was not yet serious enough. He needed a medical approach for regaining health.

This realization led Dr. Jones to extensive research, and finally to pursue training with some of the early leaders in health-oriented medicine such as: Vince Giampapa, M.D., first Chairman of the American Board of Anti-aging Medicine and Thierry Hertoghe, M.D., President of the International Hormone Society and President of the Belgium Society of Anti-aging Medicine. As a result, Dr. Jones left his previous practice and founded Jones Institute for Advanced Medicine. Now 60, he feels the best he has since his early 20s. He takes immense pleasure from helping others to do the same.

"Ageology is extremely pleased to have a physician of Geoff's caliber join the Ageology network," said Dr. Paul Savage, founder of Ageology, CEO and Chief Medical Director, and one of the nation's premier anti-aging physicians. "His commitment to the practice of aging medicine, and the individualized approach required to drive results for patients is the embodiment of our vision for Ageology."

About Ageology

Ageology is focused on the application of integrative healthy aging medical practices that help people regain and maintain their optimal health, despite the changes that occur as they age. The core treatment paradigm involves medical evaluation, nutrition and wellness guidance, as well as hormone and supplement therapy. Headquartered in Chicago, the company is built around a growing national network of integrative anti-aging physicians and experts, but is primarily driven by the vision of its founder, Dr. Paul Savage.

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Miami, FL (PRWEB) August 01, 2013

An exclusive invitation-only organization, the Haute MD Network inducts members who represent the best and brightest doctors in their respective specialty and market. Dr. Remos, a board certified practitioner of Internal Medicine, was handpicked for his exceptional talents in the medical field. He will be featured as a prominent expert for Wellness in the Miami, Florida market.

About Haute MD Network

The Haute MD Networka media partner of Haute Livingis comprised of the most prestigious doctors in various fields across the United States. Members are revered for their skill in one of nine specialties: Breast, Face, Smile, Nose, Skin, Body, Orthopedic, Hair Restoration and Vision/Lasik. The Haute MD blog is a one-stop source for groundbreaking news, trends and events in the industry. Find the best doctors in your area by visiting our website: http://www.hautemd.com.

About Dr. Juan Remos

As founder and Medical Director of the Wellness Institute of the Americasa state of the art medical facility devoted to the scientific advancements in anti-aging, regeneration, wellness and preventionDr. Remos provides an array of wellness treatments and programs catering to the unique needs and goals of each patient. Dr. Remos believes that most diseases can be prevented through a natural balance of the three dimensions of the human being: physical, emotional and spiritual. He focuses on re-establishing or, in some cases, in maintaining quality of life by improving your vitality, enhancing your immune system, protecting your genes and attending to the areas of sexual function/dysfunction, age related hormone decline, lifestyle, mood balancing, as well as nutritional and exercise optimization.

While a pioneer in his field of rejuvenation in the Miami area, he has developed unique protocols that have gained him popularity among celebrities nationally and abroad, including singers, actresses, elite athletes, politicians and influential businessmen.

His compassionate, highly individualized, scientific approach to his patients health maintenance is second to none.

Juan Remos, M.D., M.B.A., is certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine and is affiliated with the Florida Medical Association, the Institute of Functional Medicine, the American College of the Advancement of Medicine and the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine.

Dr. Remos graduated from medical school and earned his M.B.A. at the University of Madrid, Spain/University of Miami. He continued with his internship and residency at the University of Miamis Jackson Memorial Hospital. Enrolled in a fellowship of Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine and as an M.S. candidate in Nutrition and Metabolism, Dr. Remos is furthering his education to better serve the needs of his patients.

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Boston, MA (PRWEB) August 01, 2013

Agein.com, the Internets premier anti-aging web site focusing on anti-aging tips, news, and advice from some of the foremost experts in the industry, was officially launched today by Agein Corporation.

Agein.com provides information on all of the latest advances in anti-aging research, the hottest anti-aging trends in Hollywood, and beauty tips from Laura Foreman, Agein.com's expert Anti-Aging Life Coach. The site is especially useful to those who want the full spectrum of anti-aging advice that cuts through the myths and provides expert, well-researched and useful tips and advice.

Agein.com is the Internets most comprehensive source for anti-aging tips, anti-aging news and anti-aging research and advice. At Agein.com, our goal is to inspire our readers to adapt an anti-aging lifestyle that suits their individual needs, says Foreman, who has spent 18 years working in the high-end beauty, skincare, and cosmetics industry. Our anti-aging experts share their industry leading insight on diet, fitness, and skin care and how all of these areas affect the way we look and feel.

Agein.com has some of the most seasoned anti-aging experts in the industry. In addition to Foreman, Agein.coms anti-aging life coach, there is Dr. K.J. McLaughlin, who has degrees in nutrition and physical education and 27 years of clinical experience, and is a certified strength and conditioning specialist with an interest in anti-aging medicine.

As Agein.coms Executive Content Editor, Soriyya Bawa brings a wealth of both academic and practical experience to Agein, having spent several years writing beauty and anti-aging advice for an international fashion and lifestyle magazine.

Marni Andrews has done extensive research in the area of healthy living and longevity, and has written a wide range of material on anti-aging, health, and wellness.

Samira Zia Rehman is a beauty advisor and writer who is certified by the Canadian Cosmetic Careers Association, and has been working since 2007 as a cosmetician and skin care specialist at one of Canadas leading drugstores. Samira has built a solid reputation in the beauty industry through her breadth of knowledge and honest recommendations.

To learn more about Agein Corporation, visit the companys web site at http://www.Agein.com.

About Agein.com: Agein.com's goal is to provide the latest anti-aging breakthroughs and advice in an easy-to-read format that gives readers the real, useful techniques to help maintain a youthful appearance. Agein.com's anti-aging experts specialize in diet, fitness, beauty and skin care, and how all of these areas affect the way people look and feel. Agein.com also provides information on all of the latest advances in anti-aging research, the hottest anti-aging trends in Hollywood, and beauty tips from Laura Foreman, Anti-Aging Life Coach.

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Boca Raton, FL (PRWEB) July 31, 2013

The American Board of Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine (ABAARM) exams will be held during this event. Also, physicians have the opportunity to sit for The American Board of Anti-Aging Health Practitioners (ABAAHP) written exam as well.

The American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicines (A4M) Fellowship in Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine will host several modules including Module IV: Nutrition and Metabolism; Module VIII: Lab Fundamentals and Cancer Therapies; Module XVI (C): Cardiovascular; and The Fellowship in Integrative Cancer will host Module VII: Dietary Treatments of Cancer.

Some learning objectives for Module IV include learning about nutritional depletions caused by medications, nutritions role and impact on optimal health in aging patients, new treatment plans for osteoporosis and amino acid deficiencies, and how physical, psychological and spiritual health relate to metabolic and anti-aging medicine, among other lessons.

Module VIII attendees will learn advanced integrative approaches to cancer therapies, nutritional support for athletes, how nutrients affect psychiatric illness treatments, and new protocols for advanced stage cancers.

Module XVI (C) will teach its participants nutritional and dietary therapies for prevention and treatment of cardiovascular disease, as well as sex hormone balance and function in regards to cardiovascular health in men and women, and also how nutrition plays a role in cardiovascular disease.

Cancer Module VII includes a literature review concerning diets high in Omega-6 fatty acids and the immune system, and how fat cells produce estrogen, among other topics.

The Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Therapy Symposium (BHRT) will feature several well-known and distinguished experts in the fields of Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine.

Some speakers and topics include Eric Braverman, MD covering the psychological effects of BHRT and how BHRT affects the brain. Jennifer Landa, MD, OB/GYN, FAARM, will discuss sexual dysfunction and estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone therapies in peri-menopause and menopausal women. Thierry Hertoghe, MD will explain reversing the aging process with BHRT and analyzing lab tests of complicated patients. Ronald Rothenberg, MD will discuss treating adult growth hormone deficiency and will lecture on Hyperthyroidism. Director of the Fellowship on Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine, Pam Smith, MD, MPH, MS, will kick off the weekend with an introduction to BHRT and how BHRT solves common female health problems. Lastly, Jonathan Wright, MD will explain womens hormone replacement and adrenal fatigue, stress and cortisol.

For more information or to register for this CME event, please visit a4m.com or call 888-997-0112.

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Boca Raton, FL (PRWEB) July 30, 2013

A4Ms Gut, Brain, and Autoimmune Disorders Symposium will take place August 16-17 at the JW Marriott- LA Live, in Los Angeles, CA. This two-day meeting is worth 15.5 CME credits and will provide attendees with the most up-to-date information and educational materials regarding the links between food and disease manifestations, GI and neurological disorders, as well as the effects that food related disorders have on major organ systems in the body.

After completing this course, practitioners will understand the connections between the GI and nervous systems, diagnostic tests and clinical tools, and new areas of research.

The weekend conference features expert and well-known speakers including William Davis, MD, Alessio Fasano, MD, and David Perlmutter, MD, FACN, ABIHM, among others.

Some of the presentations covered will include Role of Food Sensitivity and Bowel Disease, New Concepts of Celiac Disease, Wheat: The Unhealthy Grain, and The Leading Edge of Functional Neurology.

Dr. Davis is a cardiologist, author of a New York Times Bestseller, and Medical Director and founder of the Track Your Plaque program for prevention and reversal of heart disease. Dr. Fasano serves as Division Chief of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition at Mass General Hospital for Children. Dr. Perlmutter is a Board Certified Neurologist, Fellow of the American College of Nutrition, and Medical Director of the Perlmutter Health and Hyperbaric Centers in Naples, Florida.

Every medical professional can improve their patients well-being by attending this symposium. Please visit our website to learn more about Gut, Brain and Autoimmune Disorders.

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In a considerable mischaracterization, the Biogenesis scandal has been painted as an outrage against the integrity of Major League Baseball. Were told to revile the now-defunct anti-aging clinic in Coral Gables because it tempted sports heroes with performance-enhancing drugs and further sullied the reputation of the corporate conglomerate formerly known as Americas pastime.

Biogenesis not only implicated the likes of the Yankees Alex Rodriguez and the Brewers Ryan Braun along with 18 other professional baseball players in its doping racket, but to our collective horror did it after baseball Commissioner Bud Selig had declared doping virtually nonexistent and clearly a thing of the past.

Revelations seeping out of Biogenesis showed Selig to be a fool. And Major League Baseball, in league with the nations sportswriters, went after the players with such a fury that no one much noticed the real crimes perpetrated down at 1390 South Dixie Highway. Not even the Miami-Dade state attorneys office. Not even the local cops.

According to whistleblower Porter Fischer, Biogenesis of America was doping children. Injecting high school kids with illegal and dangerous amalgamations of anabolic steroids and human growth hormones. Along with professional and college athletes, the patient list at the storefront clinic included Miami-Dade high school ball players, come to emulate their pro heroes and cheat their way to stardom.

That should have been cause for outrage. But as Miami Herald reporter Julie Brown reported last week, these felonies were simply shrugged off by local law enforcement. Brown interviewed Fischer, the former employee and investor in Biogenesis turned whistleblower who, armed with incriminating documents filched from the clinic, ignited this latest pro baseball scandal.

But Fischer also offered up evidence of criminal medical procedures involving children. He told Brown that he had notified authorities that young athletes, mostly baseball players, from Gulliver, Columbus, St. Brendan, South Miami and other South Florida high schools had also been juiced at Biogenesis by Anthony Bosch, the clinics counterfeit doctor, who prescribed his pharmaceutical concoctions without the bother of a medical degree.

You want the stuff of outrage? Consider this quote from Fischers lawyer: I dont know why law enforcement hasnt gotten involved, to be honest, Raymond Rafool told Brown. We really cant figure it out. Porter is very upset. Youre talking about high school kids getting this stuff from this clinic. For kids who havent even given their bodies the opportunity to grow to be doing this was really disturbing to him.

Disturbing to him. Not to law enforcement. Not to the Miami-Dade state attorney.

Bosch got off with a $5,000 fine for practicing medicine without a license, levied by the Florida Department of Health pocket change in the highly profitable, ethically bankrupt world of anti-aging clinics.

Why no interest from local cops? Probably because the client list, as Brown reported, also included local cops (along with some lawyers and at least one judge.) It would be like expecting elementary schoolchildren to shut down Cold Stone Creamery.

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