Dr. David Samadi to Focus on Men’s Health Topics for the Month of November on Sunday Housecall LIVESTREAM
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Special “Movember” episodes to air every Sunday at 12PM EST on Samaditv.com
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Remembering November as Alzheimer’s awareness month
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Today, this number as swelled to more than 5 million Americans and this number is expected to expand to possibly 16 million by 2050.
Read MoreBesides women, osteoporosis also strikes men
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Millions of men have low bone mineral density putting them at risk of developing osteoporosis.
Read MoreLiving easier with peripheral neuropathy
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Knowing at least the basics of this condition can help to understand what a person is experiencing and even though it is not curable, at least it can be made easier to live with.
Read MoreStress’s toll on our body
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To get a better idea into how stress can affect the body, here is a look at your body on stress overload from head to toe:
Read More6 Effective Ways that Can Surely Help Prevent Migraine
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The excruciating pain may cause you to become easily irritated. Resting can help you relieve the pain but sometimes, it will not make it go away. Here are some ways on how you can prevent a migraine:
Read MoreNew drug targeting appetite dramatically reduces weight
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Everyone’s body weight and body composition along with percent body fat were also recorded. Then, the researchers repeated the process by having the participants who got semaglutide to get the placebo while those who had the placebo first, were given semaglutide.
Read MoreWhat everyone should know about atrial fibrillation
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Atrial fibrillation (AFib) is the most common type of heart rhythm disturbance (arrhythmia) in the United States.
Read MoreAm I really getting shorter with age and can I prevent it?
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Estimates vary, but on average a person will lose ¼ to ½ inch every decade after the age of 40 or 50. The older you get, the greater the loss in height will be.
Read More12 Alzheimer’s warning signs not to ignore
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There are certain signs, especially at the onset which can take place years before an actual diagnosis of Alzheimer’s is made, forewarning of early indicators of this disease.
Read MoreNew shingles vaccine recommended for everyone over the age of 50
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration just approved this vaccine and an advisory panel of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is recommending all adults 50 and older be inoculated with it.
Read More7 things about psoriasis you may not know
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Psoriasis is a persistent, chronic inflammatory skin condition caused by an inherited genetic defect affecting around 7.5 million people in the United States, according to the National Psoriasis Foundation.
Read MoreCould Fasting Really Help You with Your Obesity?
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Some will go through bouts of fasting based on their religious faith. It may be to signify some event that is taking place within their specific religions. For example, some within the Jewish faith with practice a regime of fasting.
Read MoreIs Smoking Electronic Cigarettes Practicing Preventative Medicine?
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One of the latest studies is indicating that the e-cigarettes can be just as dangerous as regular tobacco cigarettes, believing that they can create DNA damage.
Read MoreYes! You Can Take Control of the Chemotherapy Side Effects
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This is enhanced with the various forms of treatments that may be used with the various types of cancers to help fight this disease which is chemotherapy.
Read MoreCould Light Therapy Bring New Hope For Those Suffering with Bipolar Disorder?
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It is one of those conditions that is becoming more common and therefore more research is being done into it not only as to its causes but new forms of treatments.
Read MoreAvoid vitamin D deficiency this winter
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Anyone living in the southern regions of the U.S. such as Los Angeles or Orlando are able to synthesize vitamin D year round.
Read More12 unique and effective stress relievers restoring your sanity
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This is why it is critical to have effective stress reducing techniques crucial for restoring your sanity and peace of mind.
Read MoreScientists may have unlocked the mystery of dyslexia
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The causes of dyslexia have never been completely understood but because of its connection to reading difficulties, the cause of the condition has often been blamed on the brain.
Read MoreLearning about Klinefelter Syndrome
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The only suggested increased risk is that is occurs slightly higher in women who have pregnancies after age 35.
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