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5 Signs You May Have Cataract

5 Signs You May Have Cataract

May 8, 2018
A common issue faced during the aging process is a gradual decline of vision, which is often due to clouding of the lens inside the eye, known as cataract. This lens is the same one that starts to stiffen in your 40s, requiring bifocals due to worsening near vision. Although symptoms of cataract may be…
Foods That Boost Your Gut’s Good Bacteria

Foods That Boost Your Gut’s Good Bacteria

May 31, 2016
Bacteria is typically something we don’t want in our bodies. But did you know that there are trillions of different “good” bacteria in our guts? It’s what fights bad bacteria, keeps us healthy and also aids in digestion. In fact, not having enough of these different kinds of good bacteria are linked to many chronic…
Rethink Your Drink, Drink Tea

Rethink Your Drink, Drink Tea

March 14, 2016
In a world full of sugary beverages, one of the better beverage choices you can make is to drink tea. Traditional medicine has long touted tea as an essential component of a healthy diet and modern medicine backs-up this claim.  Studies have linked the flavonoids in tea to reduced rates of cancer, heart disease, and…
Lice As We Know It

Lice As We Know It

March 8, 2016
If you have children, head lice is just part of life. This parasite is commonly transferred from child to child in schools and day care facilities. While infestations are a pain, head lice do not transmit diseases. “If your kids get lice, you shouldn’t feel ashamed,” says Dr. Maria Cannarozzi, Medical Director of UCF Health.…
Changes In How To Prevent Skin Cancer

Changes In How To Prevent Skin Cancer

March 1, 2016
Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the United States, with over 5 million cases treated per year. Basal cell and squamous cell – two of the most common types of skin cancer — are also the most curable and preventable. The most preventable cause of skin cancer is UV (ultraviolet) light exposure. This…