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18
Jun

7 Most Common Menopause Symptoms

in Depression, Early Menopause, General Health, Menopause, menopause symptoms, Mood Swings, perimenopause, Women's Health
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Many women don’t realize they are having common menopause symptoms. They may see three or more doctors for their symptoms before they figure out that all of them are due to one reason – hormonal changes that occur naturally in every women. One of the reasons it’s so hard to realize the symptoms are due …

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5
Jun

Breast Cancer Treatment May No Longer Include Chemotherapy For Some

in BRCA, Breast Cancer, Breast Cancer Treatment, Cancer, Early Menopause, ovarian reserve, Premature Menopause
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Women with breast cancer must not only deal with the challenges of a potentially life-threatening disease; they also have to face the challenges of breast cancer treatment. Chemotherapy is an essential mainstay for many who require breast cancer treatment, but it causes side effects that are at best unpleasant and at worst, toxic. And in …

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28
May

Remember the Fallen – Special Memorial Day Musical Tribute by Dr. Mache Seibel

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Remember The Fallen © Mache Seibel, MD All rights reserved. It’s Memorial Day. And that means a fun and happy holiday that kicks off summer. It’s all about the barbecue, beaches and being with friends and family. While it is all of that, it’s much more. Memorial Day, observed on the last Monday of May, …

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22
May

Adam and Your Atoms – An Original HealthRock Podcast about Health and Happiness

in Composer, General Health, Mental Health, Mindfulness, Music and Medicine, Music Composer
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Everybody wants health and happiness. But ever since Adam took a bite of the apple we’ve known we’re not going to live forever. Click Here to listen to Dr. Mache narrate this over a bed of his original music played by Ben Schwendener. But that doesn’t mean we have no control over the quantity and …

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19
May

7 Common Meds That Increase Your Risk of Breaking a Bone

in Aging, Estrogens, osteoporosis, Women's Health
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Do you know how strong your bones are? Most people don’t…unless you’ve had a bone density. That’s a type of x-ray called DEXA that compares the density of your bones to a know population of women so you know if your bones are strong, or are losing calcium at a rate that increases your risk …

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6
May

New BRCA Genetic Test for Breast Cancer and Ovarian Cancer: Risks and Benefits

in BRCA, Breast Cancer, Cancer, Early Menopause, EstrogenBook, General Health, Hormone Balance, menopause symptoms, Premature Menopause, Women's Health
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Do you have a strong family history of breast cancer or ovarian cancer? Are you thinking of doing a BRCA genetic test to find out if your genes put you at increased risk for those cancers? Would you visit your doctor or healthcare provider to get tested, or would you do as an increasing number …

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30
Apr

Hot Flashes Increased by Summer Heat

in Early Menopause, EstrogenBook, Estrogens, Hot Flashes, menopause symptoms, Menopause treatment, perimenopause
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It’s almost summer. For most, summer equals fun. But for the millions of women in perimenopause or already in menopause, the heat of summer means increased hot flashes.   Hot flashes are caused by a sudden release of heat accompanied by sweating. Blood vessels under the skin dilate suddenly to let off heat. That causes …

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24
Mar

Colonoscopy Song for Colon Cancer Awareness Month

in Aging, Colonoscopy, General Health, Health Song, HealthRock, Menopause treatment, Music and Medicine, Music Composer, Women's Health
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March is Colon Cancer Awareness month and that means just one thing… It’s time to ask, “When was the last time I had a colonoscopy?” You wouldn’t think colon cancer is something to sing about. But colon cancer is the second leading cause of death from cancer. And it’s the most preventable. Singing about it …

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