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21 Oct
Why Minimally Invasive Surgery Isn’t Always the Answer
High school math teacher Carrie Mazak credits her recovery from a ruptured brain aneurysm to a calculated decision to perform open surgery. It was 5:40 a.m. when Joe Senerchia heard his wife, Carrie Mazak, reciting her ABCs in the guest bedroom of their Ocean Township, New Jersey home. “I had heard on a newscast that if you think you’re having a stroke, you may not be able to recite the alphabet,” says Carrie. “I could, but my right leg was numb. I had an awful headache, and it sounded like the room was underwater.” A few minutes earlier, Carrie was getting out of the shower and flipped her head over to put her wet hair in a towel. “It felt like an explosion went off in the right side of my head,” she explains. “Not knowing exactly what had happened, I checked in on Carrie and saw her sitting on the floor, leaning up against the bed,” recalls Joe. “When she told me her right leg was numb, I asked if she thought she was having a stroke. She said she just needed a minute. But in less time than that, she was passing out and struggling to breathe, so […]
12 Oct
Restore the way you look and feel after breast cancer surgery
What is breast reconstruction? Breast reconstruction is plastic surgery to rebuild the breast or breasts after mastectomy or lumpectomy. What are my options for breast reconstruction after mastectomy? Reconstruction after a mastectomy is accomplished either by autologous reconstruction, using a patient’s natural tissue taken from another place on the body or by implant reconstruction, inserting saline or silicone breast implants as you would during a breast augmentation. How is breast reconstruction performed after a lumpectomy? Reconstruction after lumpectomy is usually performed as either an oncoplastic reduction or fat grafting. Oncoplastic reconstruction is similar to undergoing a breast reduction. This procedure will allow the patient to have a smaller, lifted, and more cosmetically pleasing breasts. Fat grafting is a procedure in which liposuction removes fat from one or several areas of the body and it is then transferred to the breast. Will insurance cover my breast reconstruction? The 1998 Women’s Health and Cancer Rights Act specifies that healthcare insurers must cover breast reconstruction following mastectomy. It also stipulates that any surgery needed to the opposite breast (i.e. lift, reduction or augmentation) to obtain symmetry will also be covered. I had breast cancer surgery years ago. Can I still have reconstruction? Immediate […]
8 Oct
October is Bone and Joint Health Awareness Month!
Every October, the United States Bone and Joint Initiative promotes Bone and Joint Health Awareness Week. Their focus is on educating the general public about musculoskeletal (bone and joint) conditions. Why October? October 12 – World Arthritis Day October 16 – World Spine Day October 17 – World Trauma Day October 19 – World Pediatric Bone and Joint (PB&J) Day October 20 – World Osteoporosis Day Bone and joint diseases affect roughly 50% of the nation’s population. The disease presents itself in the form of arthritis in various kinds, Spondyloarthritis, osteoporosis, Metabolic bone diseases, Scoliosis, fractures, and muscle and ligament injuries and is a leading cause of chronic pain and physical disability worldwide for backs, knees, and hips. These conditions include everything from childhood conditions to advanced arthritic issues in elderly patients. The Baby Boom generation started becoming eligible for Medicare beginning in 2011. The older we get, the more frequently we fall down and go boom while still leading increasingly healthy and active lives. One of the keys to the outreach program is prevention as part of joint and bone health. How can you help keep your bones and joints healthy? Keep a healthy body weight – Additional weight can increase the stress […]
5 Oct
When Blue Lights are Not Special
We have always heard of UV protection for your eyes to protect from the sun, but now there is talk about the harmful blue lights. UV is short for ultraviolet, one of the colors on the light spectrum. All visible light contains the entire spectrum of the rainbow, from red to violet. What makes this light different is electromagnetic radiation, which is present in sunlight. This light is also produced by electric arcs, and specialized lights such as mercury-vapor lamps, tanning lamps, and black lights. UV light is associated with suntan, freckles and sunburn on skin which are the familiar effects of overexposure to it, along with higher risk of skin cancer. It has similar effects to your eye and is known to be responsible for cornea burns and cataracts. Less known is the effect blue lights have on your health. Blue lights are found inside and outside in your environment. Within the color spectrum are blue light waves or rays, they have shorter wavelengths and more energy. Any source of observable light gives off blue light waves, it is naturally emitted by the sun but also comes from fluorescent bulbs, and LED screens like your computer and phone. You […]
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19 Oct
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month THE FIGHT GOES ON
Breast Cancer Basics According to the American Cancer Society, cancer starts when cells begin to grow out of control. Breast cancer is a malignant tumor that begins in the cells of the breast and can invade surrounding tissues or spread to other areas of the body. Some Sobering Facts: In 2020 alone, an estimated 276,480 new cases of invasive breast cancer will be diagnosed among women along with 48,530 new cases of non-invasive. About 42,170 women in the U.S. are expected to die in 2020 from breast cancer. As of January 2020, there are more than 3.5 million women with a history of breast cancer in the U.S. One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime, making it one of the leading health issues for females in the United States. 30% of all new women cancer diagnoses will be breast cancer, one diagnosis every 2 minutes of every day. Not Just A Female Problem A man’s risk of breast cancer is only about 1%, resulting in approximately 2,620 cases expected to be diagnosed in men. Both men and women are born with some breast cells and tissue. Even though males do not […]
14 Oct
Healthy Foods for Fall that the Whole Family Will Love
So long summer and all of your delicious bounty (yes, we’re looking at you, watermelon). It’s harvest time! Here are healthy foods that celebrate all that autumn has to offer. 1. Think apples. Apple picking is one of the top activities for fall. But what are you going to do with all those apples? Try incorporating them into easy, healthy dinners. Here are some ideas: Pork Chops with Sautéed Apples and Polenta. Remember The Brady Bunch episode where Peter did his best Bogart impression when saying “pork chops and applesauce”? In this recipe, you skip the applesauce and sauté fresh apples instead, which is what makes this dish so special—and good for you, too. Apple, Broccoli, and Butterbean Salad with Walnut Dressing. Packed with protein, veggies, and fruit. Seriously, what’s not to love? Get more apple yumminess in this roundup of apple dinner recipes. 2. Dive into squash and gourds. So many squashes, so little time. What floats your boat: butternut, acorn, spaghetti, pumpkin? We suggest trying them all! 25 Fresh Ways to Have Butternut Squash for Dinner. Just in case you need a few more ideas! 16 Tasty Squash Recipes. We love Real Simple magazine because it always delivers on its promise: keeping meals simple, yet delicious. […]
12 Oct
Fall is not the Fall of Fresh Vegetables
Yes, summer is over and so is the availability for Jersey Fresh tomatoes, corn, peaches and other delectable grown locally. Not to worry, there is still a bevy of fall beauties to appreciate on your kitchen table. Delicious, nutritious, and easy to grow if you haven’t done so already. BEETS come in many gorgeous colors, all equally yummy. You can eat the root and the leaves so nothing goes to waste! Beets are packed with vitamins and minerals, are low in calories and fat. They also contain inorganic nitrates and pigments, which have a number of health benefits. Beets contain a high concentration of nitrates, which may lead to a reduced risk of heart attacks, heart failure and stroke. They also have anti-inflammatory effects, are a good source of fiber. CABBAGE is not just an accompaniment to corned beef. There are so many varieties in so many colors and are very versatile. You can eat it cold like a slaw, stir fry, steam, use in soups, and let your imagination run wild. It is low in calorie, regardless of which variety, and are rich in vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. It is a natural anti-inflammatory, high in vitamin C and K, […]
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14 Oct
Healthy Foods for Fall that the Whole Family Will Love
So long summer and all of your delicious bounty (yes, we’re looking at you, watermelon). It’s harvest time! Here are healthy foods that celebrate all that autumn has to offer. 1. Think apples. Apple picking is one of the top activities for fall. But what are you going to do with all those apples? Try incorporating them into easy, healthy dinners. Here are some ideas: Pork Chops with Sautéed Apples and Polenta. Remember The Brady Bunch episode where Peter did his best Bogart impression when saying “pork chops and applesauce”? In this recipe, you skip the applesauce and sauté fresh apples instead, which is what makes this dish so special—and good for you, too. Apple, Broccoli, and Butterbean Salad with Walnut Dressing. Packed with protein, veggies, and fruit. Seriously, what’s not to love? Get more apple yumminess in this roundup of apple dinner recipes. 2. Dive into squash and gourds. So many squashes, so little time. What floats your boat: butternut, acorn, spaghetti, pumpkin? We suggest trying them all! 25 Fresh Ways to Have Butternut Squash for Dinner. Just in case you need a few more ideas! 16 Tasty Squash Recipes. We love Real Simple magazine because it always delivers on its promise: keeping meals simple, yet delicious. […]
9 Oct
Global flavors for your weeknight meals
(BPT) – What turns a recipe into a weeknight favorite? How about something easy and packed with flavor that can be made partly in advance? Add excitement by exploring cuisines like those of North Africa, with flavor contrasts of spicy, sweet and tart. The following recipes use grapes as a fresh accent to the flavorful North African spices in each dish. Grapes are also a handy snack while putting the finishing touches on dinner. Harissa-spiced Steak with Grapes and Preserved Lemon delivers big flavor in an easy and quick way. Two North African ingredients, spicy harissa paste, a staple in Moroccan cuisine, and preserved lemon, a flavorful condiment with a mildly tart, but intensely lemony flavor, offer a zesty contrast to the refreshing and lightly dressed grape salad. Marinate the steak ahead of time — in the refrigerator during the day, overnight for more intense flavor, or even shortly before grilling. Quinoa with Grapes and Roasted Carrots reprises the North African theme with a flavorful seasoning of cumin, coriander, paprika and cinnamon, accented by the subtle sweetness of crisp, juicy grapes. To save time, make the carrots and quinoa in advance and assemble this side dish right before serving. Double […]
17 Sep
Pumpkin Spice Biscuits (Gluten-free, Dairy-Free Option)
Reclaim Your Health Christine Cernera, FNTP, RWP Functional Nutritional & Restorative Wellness Practitioner christinecernera.com realsimplefood4u@gmail.com (732) 513-7248 Pumpkin Spice Biscuits (Gluten-free, Dairy-Free Option) You may still be sipping margaritas but I am ready for Fall and pumpkin spice! These biscuits are mildly sweet and are great with a latte or cup of tea. Ditch the coffee house versions which are loaded with refined sugar/flour and unhealthy processed vegetable oils. This recipe is also versatile and can be customized to your liking! See notes below the recipe for additional flavor ideas and a vegan option. Ingredients: 2 cups almond flour (I use Bob’s super fine almond flour. Almond meal will result in a coarser biscuit) 2 tsp aluminum free baking powder 1/4 tsp sea salt 1 tsp cinnamon ½ cup pumpkin puree 3 tablespoons maple syrup or honey 1 tsp. vanilla 2 eggs 4 tablespoons melted butter or ghee (dairy free option: coconut oil or avocado oil) Optional add-ins: ¼ cup of dairy-free chocolate chips (to keep dairy-free use Enjoy Life dairy-free chocolate chips or Lily’s dark chocolate chips for refined sugar free)), ¼ cup chopped walnuts or pecans Directions: Preheat the oven to 250 degrees. Line baking sheet with […]
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Senior Living
15 Oct
SENIORS, YOU HAVE TO DO THIS! by Stephen Dick
WARNING BEFORE READING! Please hold this article at least six feet from your face for social distancing and wear a mask. (Kidding). If you have read any of my previous articles you know that I do not make any (serious) requests of my readers, other than using this Monmouth Health & Wellness site to find the best medical & wellness information in Monmouth County. However, it is now time for me to make an exception. As a Senior you know that you have probably seen and heard just about everything – that is before the insanity of 2020 and Covid-19. And, as if we have not seen enough craziness this year, we are in the midst of a totally bizarre election year. Well, here we are, and my request is a simple one. Regardless of party affiliation, preference of candidate, policies you may like or dislike, changes you prefer or not, please realize the importance of your vote. With the aforementioned in mind, the Senior vote is an extremely important one. You witness this by the effort each Party and Candidate places on obtaining this vote. You see your vote carries a lot of weight, in shaping our Nation and […]
8 Sep
Happy 108th Birthday Anna Del Priore By Lori Draz
September 5 marks the 108th birthday of Anna Del Priore. Amazing? Just wait, that’s just the start. This sweet, smiling centenarian has become a national celebrity. You see, at age 6, Anna Del Priore recovered from the Spanish Flu. This June, in her 107th year, Anna beat the odds again. She has recovered from COVID-19. Still not amazing enough? Anna’s sister Helen, who lives in Queens, is 105 and she too has also recently recovered from COVID-19 after surviving the Spanish Flu in her early childhood. Anna became a media sensation. Her story was covered on Fox News, Forbes, the Hill, The Asbury Park Press and many other news outlets, but to the staff of Brighton Gardens of Middletown, Anna has always been a star. Anna attributes, dancing and being active as part of her formula for her incredible longevity. She and her late husband, Frank, loved to dance. Frank was a professional tango dancer, and Anna still loves to dance. Until the age of 100 Anna would make a daily mile walk to meet up with friends for coffee at McDonald’s. Anna’s family says she made dinner every night for her family and she was always moving. She’d walk […]
2 Sep
READY TO DROP THE BALL by Stephen Dick
WARNING BEFORE READING! Please hold this article at least six feet from your face for social distancing. (Kidding). I don’t know about you, but I am ready to drop the ball. What ball? The ball that annually drops at Times Square on December 31st. You know, the ball that says good-bye to the Old and welcomes in the New. In other words, good-bye 2020 and hello 2021. Look, I am not one who wants to rush the calendar but to this author, the year 2020 cannot end any faster. As years go, this has been an awful year. Although I guess it could have been worse, but it really would be hard to imagine. From an unexpected GOD-awful virus (Covid 19) that hit us in February creating chaos in taking lives, wrecking an economy, and generally resulting in a state of uncertainty changing our lives. Hey, it is 2020. Now we need to protect ourselves and our neighbors by taking precaution measures such as wearing a face mask. Its’ something we must get used to, like self-isolating, ordering food to be delivered or picked up, eating outdoors at our favorite restaurants (if available) until the rules change. Getting used to […]
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Pet Health
2 Oct
5 fall tips for protecting your pet’s health
(BPT) – Whether fall is when you switch out your exercise regimen or schedule your annual flu shot, staying healthy is at the top of most “to do” lists right now. Just remember your four-legged family members when considering seasonal changes to your wellness program. Fall is the perfect time to take steps to keep pets healthy, too. 1) Plan that vet visit. Annual check-ups that include immunizations, physical exams, routine blood work and prescription refills are as important to pet health as they are to human health. Routine wellness visits can also save pet-care dollars in the long run through preventive care and early disease detection. If your pet missed his or her annual check-up last spring, consider getting that visit rescheduled. Most veterinarians offer pet wellness appointments with curbside drop-off and pick-up to help safeguard owners’ health. 2) Get off the couch. Summer’s heat is giving way to cooler temperatures, so resist the temptation to forgo your dog’s evening walk for yet another movie marathon. Not only will outdoor exercise help whittle your pet’s waistline and promote joint health, but getting outside to enjoy the fall colors can boost your own caloric burn and mental outlook as well. […]
8 Sep
Pet-friendly design tips
(BPT) – Whether you’re dreaming of a complete home remodel or a simple decor update, you may not be factoring your pets in your decision-making and overall design process. But how many times have you regretted a furniture or upholstery choice once Fido or Fluffy got their paws (and fur) on it? You can make any room look more stylish, even if you have a chronic shedder or scratcher living in your home. All it takes is a little planning and some research on the best products to stand up to your furry family members. “No matter how you want to update or refresh your home, it’s best to be proactive by considering the amount of traffic, the overall purpose the room serves and what kind of wear your room will endure from people and pets,” says Katie Allen, design and trend director at LL Flooring. “Then pick products and furnishings that will both look great and stand the test of time.” Here are some tips for your next remodel, ensuring you and your pets will love the new space: Start with a durable base Changing up your flooring can completely transform the look of the room, but you have […]
9 Oct
5 tips for keeping your dog more active
(BPT) – Face it, getting enough exercise is tough for everyone, and it’s certainly true when it comes to our pets. The amount of exercise your dog may need varies, depending on the age, size and breed, but most dogs need more exercise than they’re getting, especially during the colder months when we all prefer to stay indoors. Consult your veterinarian for guidelines about how much exercise your dog should be getting to stay in top condition, then make a plan to add more pep to your dog’s step. Dr. Jeff Weber, Emmy award-winning celebrity veterinarian, says that play and exercise are key to keeping our four-legged friends healthy: “Just like humans, there is a strong correlation to obesity in pets when they eat more and exercise less. In fact, it has been estimated that up to 50 percent of dogs and cats in this country are overweight or, worse yet, obese. It’s important to get your pet up and moving.” What are the best ways to keep your pup — and you — active and moving? 1. Vary your walking route When you’re walking your dog, switch up the route now and then to keep it more interesting for […]
23 Jan
The real science behind your pet’s food
(BPT) – Pet owners will do just about anything they can to keep their furry friends happy and healthy, which is why the vast majority of pet owners say they’re concerned about the ingredients in their pet’s food. Based on a quality and safety Purina survey conducted in 2017, 84 percent of pet owners are concerned about the ingredients in their pet’s food, and more than four out of five pet owners are likely to read the list of ingredients in pet food before buying it. Yet many dog and cat owners are often confused about what constitutes safe and healthy food, have misperceptions about ingredients, and aren’t clear about what types of nutrients their pets need. A lot of thought has been put into the ingredients in the pet food you see on shelves and online, including many backed by full teams of scientists who work every day to create nutritional breakthroughs that will help pets of all ages live their best life. Pet food science A lot of research goes into developing food — both for pets and humans — and much of this innovation was born out of necessity. Since pets clearly have different nutritional needs than […]
Health & Beauty
7 Oct
Give Me a Head with Hair…
Long beautiful hair, Shining, gleaming, steaming, flaxen, waxen” (from the 1967 Musical Hair). Having a full head of wonderful, luxurious, beautiful hair is one of the first things a person notices when they see you. Hair has always had psychological and sociological importance throughout the ages. For many, it is their crowning glory. The thought of thinning hair has brought about some wild and crazy hair growth remedies throughout the ages. Ancient Egyptians went so far as to include a mixture of fats from a hippopotamus, crocodile, tomcat, snake and ibex or porcupine hair boiled in water and applied to the scalp for four days. In 1936, the introduction of the Xervac, a machine that purportedly used suction to spur hair growth. In 19th-century England, people affected with thinning hair would rub “cold India tea” and pieces of lemon into their scalps. Let’s be honest, hair loss effects self-image and self-confidence for both men and women. Once you have hair, you do not want to say farewell to it. The newest technique in hair growth rejuvenation are the use of Exosomes. These are micro-vesicles, about 1/1000th the size of a normal cell and are involved in normal intercellular communication. Also […]
20 Sep
Lotus Spa Hydrafacial
You Jersey girls and boys are so resilient, you quarantined for months and as soon as they got the okay, you headed to the great outdoors to get some well-deserved rest, relaxation, and fun in the sun. You had your fun, but damage was done. A tan may look beautiful compared to winter pallor, but that golden color is due to an injury to the top layer of your skin. Even without a sunburn, your day at the beach could result in photoaging or sun-damage. As damage builds up, you may see lines and dry patches. That tennis game was killer, but it added to your skin’s natural oil build-up, leaving you a sweaty mess. Your tan no longer gives you a healthy glow. The sun is no friend to your skin, but water certainly is. Getting a Hydrafacial can restore the youth and beauty to your skin in 30 minutes. It is a wonderful quick fix to address all skincare needs: Fine lines & Wrinkles Elasticity & Firmness Even Skin tone & Vibrancy Skin Texture Hyperpigmentation Oily & Congested Skin Enlarged Pores Dehydrated Skin The HydraFacial is the only hydradermabrasion procedure that combines cleansing, exfoliation, extraction, hydration, and antioxidant […]
16 Aug
Lip Augmentation Monmouth County
Make Your RE-ENTRANCE Lip Injections Monmouth County When your lips begin to look thinner and pressed, you look old and very unhappy. At Lotus Health and Aesthetic Medical Institute, Dr. Singh, board-certified facial plastic surgeon, performs lip augmentation on people living in Red Bank, and the surrounding communities in Monmouth County to plump their lips giving them a softer, younger-looking smile and appearance. The goal with lip augmentation is to look subtly natural and come more in line with the other parts of the face. What is Lip Augmentation? Lip augmentation is a specialized procedure in which volume is added to thin lips to soften and reshape them and enhance the face using dermal fillers injected into the lips. Lip augmentation can be performed using various methods such as Dermal Fillers, Fat Transfer or Lip Implants. Dr Singh performs most lip augmentation using Injectable Dermal Fillers such as Juvéderm or Restylane. Injectable fillers are the least invasive and require no downtime. Benefits of Lip Augmentation Lip augmentation plumps the lips to create a softer smile and offers the following benefits: Lessens the appearance of fine lines around the mouth Minimal downtime Long-lasting results Improved self-image Who is the Best Candidate […]
17 Jul
Meet the Doctors of Lotus Health and Aesthetics Institute
As with much in life, not all Medi Spas are created equal. In fact, a Medi Spa is only as good as the professionals who personally involve themselves with your care. It is for this very reason we want you to Meet Our Doctors virtually, so when you do come in for treatment, you come with confidence and no reservations whatsoever. Dr. Amarpreet Singh, MD Medical Director We are fortunate to have this Manhattan based Board-Certified cosmetic surgeon bring his beliefs in a unique holistic approach to aesthetic medicine that combines diet and nutrition with his cosmetic and surgical procedures to our state-of-the-art facility. His surgical practice in Manhattan involves care of trauma, congenital, and cancer-related reconstructive procedures. Dr Singh is highly trained in Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery with a focus on Reconstructive Plastic Surgery for the upper face, as well as a fellowship centered on Cosmetic Surgery of the neck and face. Additionally, Dr. Singh is one of the select few surgeons worldwide who has trained in not only plastic surgery around the eyes but is also a member of the American Academy of Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery and the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery. His training […]
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20 Sep
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20 Sep
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20 Sep
Free 15 Minute Consultation Dr. Dr. Dan Cardellichio
Dr. Dan Cardellichio DC, MS, holds a Master of Science Degree in Human Nutrition from the University of Bridgeport . As an expert in Clinical Nutrition and Functional Medicine., he is, an Adjunct Professor at the University of Bridgeport – Nutrition Institute – where he teaches to advise the next generation of Clinical Nutritionists. Diabetes, heart health, thyroid disorders, and autoimmune diseases are but a few conditions that functional nutrition plays a vital role. He is a Leader and Educator in the field of Metabolic Nutrition and Functional Biochemistry. In addition he has extensive experience in treating herniated discs, sprain/strain injuries, complex pain syndromes, and cases involving motor vehicle accidents. Dr. Cardellichio provides a multidisciplinary approach to non-surgical neuro-muscular-skeletal conditions. Email: dcnjdc@aol.com Address: 46 Newman Springs Road East, Red Bank NJ 07701 Phone: 732-219-8699 Mobile: 917-608-5896 Web Site: http://drdancardellichio.com/ Visits: 67 | Today: 3 |
20 Sep
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