CATEGORY: Fatigue


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[...]
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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[...]
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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[...]
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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,[...]
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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[...]
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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[...]
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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[...]
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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[...]
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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[...]
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More FAQ’s from women about hormone replacement

Dr. Maupin and Brett discuss questions and concerns from women considering hormone replacement. Our discussion this week covers some of the specific questions people ask when they begin to consider whether or not they are candidates for hormone replacement therapy.[...]
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