by Dr. David | Jan 22, 2016 | Cardiology/Heart, Exercise, Nutrition
Congestive Heart Failure patients often have limited exercise capacity even making movements for everyday living a struggle. Medications may help but often the effects are limited. In a study published in the January 5, 2016 edition of JAMA, a study found that...
by Dr. David | Jan 20, 2016 | Mental Health / Psychology
What is it that you want to be known for in the end? Do you know what you want to accomplish with the gift of your life? A younger version of myself sang in choral groups, choirs, and played saxophone in the high school band. One of the consistent instructions from...
by Dr. David | Jan 8, 2016 | Faith, Mental Health / Psychology
Recently I was reminded how short and fragile our lives really are. A good friend lost her long, hard fought battle to colon cancer on New Year’s Day 2016. She was only 47. It was a reminder that I need to use my time more wisely. We don’t get extra....
by Dr. David | Jan 8, 2016 | General Medicine, Nutrition
Adverse reactions to over-the-counter supplements account for over 23,000 ER visits a year. Most of the problems are caused by OTC weight loss products that result in palpitations and chest pain. Be careful with products containing caffeine sources such as guarana,...
by Dr. David | Jan 8, 2016 | Endocrinology/Hormones
I am often asked by middle-aged women who are experiencing labido (sexual drive) problems if testosterone is helpful. We know that both testosterone and labido fall as women age. The causes of sexual dysfunction in women are complex including stress, anxiety,...
