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Reading Time: 7 minutesJust because one or several of your parents or grandparents passed away at a young age or earlier than was expected doesn’t mean that you have to either – or live a life that is less than optimal if you do reach the ripe old age of 90-100. Your longevity is not solely based on your genetics; you can do several things now to increase your longevity and quality of life as you age. Environmental factors, such as diet and lifestyle, are actually the keys here to a long, happy life. Habits to Adopt for a Long Life Eat more … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 3 minutesHave you noticed that your hair is thinner and less lustrous as you've gotten older? Maybe it’s prone to split ends and is always dried out. All these issues are probably linked to your stress level and mainly hair loss. Researchers from Harvard have found a link between chronic stress and hair loss. Read on to learn more! Stress Hormone Inhibits Hair Follicle Activity Some big players conducted the study described in this article. The researchers were from Harvard, MIT, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York, Massachusetts General Hospital, and University Hospital Würzburg in Germany. The … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 3 minutesThe hormone problems that drive people crazy are usually the ones that they don’t know are hormone problems. And that’s a large percentage of the total. Many people never get regular check-ups, and much of the time, a regular check-up doesn’t include hormone testing. So getting tested by hormone specialists, like those at our clinic, is the key to knowing what’s going on with your all-important endocrine system. An example: You’ve been trying to lose weight. You’ve tried exercises of all kinds, jogging, other cardio workouts, strength training, powerlifting, mountain climbing, and even signing up for strenuous sports. Yet the … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 4 minutesThe hormones in your body are part of a delicately coordinated system that has evolved in symbiosis with the environment and with all of our body’s internal systems over millions of years. Each system, and each part of the system, is coordinated with and depends on the rest. Our hormones send chemical messages to our organs, tissues, and skeletal system to keep us healthy and functioning correctly for our current environment and age. We spent most – almost all – of our evolution in an environment where we never, or rarely, consumed alcohol. So alcohol is, in evolutionary terms, something … Continue reading →