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Treating Metabolic Syndrome

2022-04-28T09:29:30-05:00

Metabolic syndrome, also known as insulin resistance, refers to a cluster of risk factors that includes increased blood pressure, high blood sugar, excess body fat around the waist, and abnormal cholesterol levels, which may increase your chance of developing serious health conditions. In this webinar, Dr. Karrie Hohn will discuss the root cause of diabetes, obesity, high blood pressure, and cardiovascular disease and how to treat the symptoms of metabolic syndrome to reduce your risk of developing further health conditions.

Treating Metabolic Syndrome2022-04-28T09:29:30-05:00

Sweet Heart: The Link Between Sugar and Heart Disease

2022-01-28T11:59:27-06:00

If you’re thinking about buying your sweetheart a box of chocolates, you might want to think again. Refined sugars found in candy, chocolate, and desserts — even hidden in savory foods such as pasta sauce and ketchup — are at the root of chronic conditions such as heart disease, hypertension, and diabetes. In this webinar, cardiologist and CEO Dr. Lauren Munsch Dal Farra explores the impact sugar has on the heart and why you may want to stick with flowers for your sweetheart.

Sweet Heart: The Link Between Sugar and Heart Disease2022-01-28T11:59:27-06:00

Treating Metabolic Syndrome

2021-04-22T12:01:22-05:00

Metabolic syndrome refers to a cluster of risk factors that includes increased blood pressure, high blood sugar, excess body fat around the waist, and abnormal cholesterol levels, which may increase your chance of developing serious health conditions. In this webinar, Dr. Karrie Hohn will discuss the root cause of diabetes, obesity, high blood pressure, and cardiovascular disease and how to treat the symptoms of metabolic syndrome to reduce your risk of developing further health conditions.

Treating Metabolic Syndrome2021-04-22T12:01:22-05:00

Functional Nutrition is the Prescription

2020-04-08T09:05:44-05:00

We all want to enjoy a long healthy life, yet fad diets are not something you would want to follow for the rest of your life — or should. They’re often exceedingly restrictive nutritionally, difficult to adhere to over time, a bit boring for some people’s tastes and, most troubling, many lack scientific evidence of their medical effectiveness. They could be doing you more harm than good.

Functional Nutrition is the Prescription2020-04-08T09:05:44-05:00

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