Holtorf Medical Group’s Network of Bioidentical Hormone and Fatigue Experts Joins National Organization of Hormone Doctors.
October 31, 2011 by · Leave a Comment
Holtorf Medical Group, a national network of bioidentical hormone therapy, hypothyroidism and fatigue specialists, has joined AgeMD’s exclusive national directory of hormone doctors to help educate patients across the country about how bioidentical hormones, supplementation and lifestyle support can alleviate the symptoms of hormone imbalance and improve patients health.
(PRWeb September 29, 2011)
Testosterone therapy can overcome male menopause
October 4, 2011 by · Leave a Comment
London, Oct 3 (IANS) Male menopause seems like a downward spiral into hell with fatigue, depression, obesity, loss of Libido, memory and insomnia taking their toll, thanks to falling levels of testosterone. But scientists hold out hope for men in their 40s.
Why People Have Eye Twitching
May 28, 2011 by author · Leave a Comment
Eye twitching can be caused for many different reasons and none are really that serious. However eye twitching can become annoying and this is more so when you try to read, write, or watch TV. If you are experiencing any other symptoms besides the eye twitching the you need to see your doctor to receive a diagnosis and also a check up.
The most common reason for an eye twitch is lack of sleep, fatigue, computer and television screens, lack of vitamins, eye strain, allergies, caffeine, and compressed nerves. You should have a close look at your lifestyle to see what your eye twitching is caused from. Usually occurring together, sleep fatigue and stress can cause eye twitching and they also can cause some other symptoms.
Many people say that there is no reason what so ever for eye twitching but this is because there is a list that is so long it is difficult to go through and eliminate some of the causes. All symptoms listed are the most common reasons for eye twitching but there are some many more also.
When both eyes twitch it is known as blepharospasm, this can be debilitating because both eyes start to sag and it could cause blindness. This can be a bit more serious if one eye is having this problem, this would be known as a hemifacial spasm. In cases like these the eye twitching should be easily cured once they have been identified.
So eye twitching really isn’t a really serious issue but it needs to be checked out if you cannot find any reason why it is happening. If you feel that there is more to your eye twitching then it is very advisable to get a check up from your family doctor.
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Study Focuses On New Mums' Injury Risk On Road And At Home, Australia
May 25, 2011 by · Leave a Comment
New mothers throughout Australia are needed to help Queensland University of Technology (QUT) sleep researchers investigate whether the fatigue experienced by mothers when caring for their new baby raises the risk of injury while driving and other normal daily activity…
Study Focuses On New Mums' Injury Risk On Road And At Home, Australia
May 24, 2011 by · Leave a Comment
New mothers throughout Australia are needed to help Queensland University of Technology (QUT) sleep researchers investigate whether the fatigue experienced by mothers when caring for their new baby raises the risk of injury while driving and other normal daily activity…



















































