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HOW DO I BENEFIT FROM ANTI-AGING TREATMENTS?

As you get older, it’s normal to notice the effects of aging from the outside, but in reality, the effects that actually impact you most significantly occur inside the body on a cellular level. That’s why most conventional downstream “anti-aging” treatments such as cosmetic surgery, dermatology procedures or skin care only yield temporary and superficial

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WHAT ARE THE MAIN BENEFITS OF NAD+ IV THERAPY?

You may not know it, but there is a coenzyme in every living cell of your body that is vital to your existence. It’s called NAD+, short for nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, and without it, your body wouldn’t be able to transfer the energy from the food you consume to cell functions, most importantly in your

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HOW GETTING OZONE INJECTIONS FOR DISC HERNIATIONS COMPARES TO BACK SURGERY

Your spine is a complex and remarkable marvel of nature. It’s your body’s central support system, connecting different parts of your musculoskeletal system and providing you with the flexibility to sit, stand, walk, twist, and bend. Yet, as efficient and durable as it is, your spine is nonetheless vulnerable to injury and conditions that cause

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WHY CELLULAR LEVEL THERAPIES ARE THE BEST FOR ANTI-AGING

What most companies selling beauty products and treatments fail to tell you is that aging occurs at a cellular level. The problem with many so-called anti-aging treatments is that they attack the symptoms of aging after they have already occurred. Fortunately, you can slow down the aging clock – and even reverse some damage –with

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HOW CAN I FIND A GOOD PAIN MANAGEMENT DOCTOR?

We all experience pain from time to time in our lives. However, there are different types of pain, and how it is treated often depends on its cause, severity, and longevity. For example, pain can be the result of an acute (short-term) injury or illness, or it can be the result of a chronic (long-term)

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