CATEGORY: Fatigue
Sweating, Electrolytes, and How to Combat Dehydration
How illnesses and medications affect the amount of each electrolyte in our body. I learned about electrolytes in medical school as the substances Sodium, Chloride, Potassium, Calcium, Magnesium, and Phosphate we check on a metabolic panel. However, electrolytes are much[...]
There is hope for women with incontinence, urine loss and irritable bladder – it’s called Emsella®
We found a non-invasive way to treat urine loss in women! We made a discovery at the last AMMG anti-aging meeting in Dallas…we found a non-invasive way to treat urine loss in women! It does much more than just treat[...]
Do You Have Brain Fog? It might be from Low Thyroid, or Low Testosterone!
Do you have trouble remembering names of things and places? One of the questions I ask my patients about when they first come in for Estradiol and Testosterone pellet replacement is whether they have trouble remembering names of things and[...]
Peptides are needed now to cure the problems that occur with aging
What are Peptides, and how do they fit into a treatment plan for problems related to aging? Modern medicine is continuing to try to find medicines and treatments for issues and problems that have not been adequately resolved by existing[...]
Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde – The Characterizations of Inflammation in Modern Medicine
Inflammation can be both good and bad. What matters is that we recognize when it is a signal of an acute problem. Inflammation is considered the bad guy in the world of preventive medicine…the condition that causes damage to joints,[...]
Three Biologic Processes that Contribute to Aging
Detailed Aging Discussion of the Metabolism, the Cardiovascular System, and the Gut. This discussion is the second part of a series on the factors that make human age. My view of the aging process is like the falling of the[...]
An Interview with BioBalance Health Patient Judge Brian Dunlop
BioBalance Health Patient - Judge Brian Dunlop's Journey Back to Being Healthy. Judge Dunlop is a friend of Dr. Maupin and her family. Four years ago, he became a patient of hers. At that time Mr. Dunlop was suffering from[...]
Bilateral Adrenal Medullary Hyperplasia
There are only 32 recorded cases of Bilateral Adrenal Medullary Hyperplasia. This week we are examining a story about a young man who had a hereditary disease. He was one of several in his family who apparently had suffered these[...]
Pheochromocytoma – A Rare Disease
Pheochromocytoma is usually not the first, second, or third consideration by the doctor when creating a treatment plan. A rare tumor of adrenal gland tissue. It results in the release of too much epinephrine and norepinephrine, hormones that control heart[...]
Estrogen is Good for You
How Estrogen impacts strokes, heart disease, cancer, frailty, and many other situations. Dr. Maupin and I recently attended a medical conference in Miami. We were privileged to hear a presentation by Dr. Robert True, MD, FACOG, AASCS. This week we[...]