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How Cellular Anti-Aging Treatments Help in Thinning Hair

Alopecia (hair loss) is a widespread problem for many men and women alike. While some people are genetically predisposed to losing hair at a certain age, others simply experience alopecia as part of the natural aging process. In either case, the root cause of hair loss is cellular in nature. It is that cellular element

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NAD Infusions’ Role in Promoting Healthier Aging

For centuries, many have searched for the “fountain of youth” – a way to not only prolong life, but to age more gracefully. They have tried everything from supplements to wrinkle creams to cosmetic surgery in order to look and feel young, but no one has ever been able to slow down the aging process

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What Is Regenerative Therapy?

One of the remarkable things about the human body is its natural ability to heal itself in many ways. For example, if you break a bone and it is properly set or kept in place (such as in a cast), it will mend over time. If you get a cut in your skin, or if

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How Can a Pain Specialist Help Me with My Sciatica?

Sciatica – also known as lumbar radiculopathy or sciatic neuritis – affects up to 40% of the population at some point in their lives. Symptoms include pain, tingling, numbness, and/or weakness that radiates along the sciatic nerve, which extends from the lower back all the way down to your feet. The sciatic nerve is the

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Can Oxygen Ozone Therapy Help Treat Arthritis in My Hand?

Painful arthritis in any of your joints is bad enough, but when it affects your hands, it can be especially problematic. After all, you use your hands for myriad daily tasks – from holding and grasping objects to writing, sewing, opening doors, working with tools, typing, and even eating and drinking. Arthritis of the hand

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