If you're searching for endocrinologist-formulated supplements that can boost your overall health, then SugarMD is the right choice. Developed and founded by Dr. Ahmet Ergin - who holds a degree in Endocrinology and Metabolism from the renowned Cleveland Clinic - these holistic supplements specifically target blood sugar imbalances to improve all aspects of well-being.

SugarMD provides products for diabetes support, blood pressure, coaching, neuropathy, general vitamins, and weight loss without compromising your health and well-being. We’re working hard to provide patients with effective supplement solutions that address the root causes of their health problems. Our supplements use high-quality ingredients to deliver a natural and safe approach to restoring balance in your body.

As well as naturally-sourced ingredients, we have scientifically-proven formulations that focus on improving your blood sugar, energy, and heart health.

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Dallas, TX – Treating varicose veins and related conditions is part of the Dallas-based Texas Vein Experts’ minimally-invasive techniques that help their clients step out with confidence again.

According to NCBI, about 24% of adults in the U.S. have visible varicose veins, and an estimated 6% have evidence of advanced chronic venous disease. That means that Dallas, with a population of 1,350,000, could potentially have 324,000 individuals with visible varicose veins, and 81,000 have advanced chronic venous disease.

The Texas Vein Experts, including Dr Scott Powell, Dr Denny Thomas, and Physician Assistant Justin Patten, are highly trained vascular specialists that diagnose and treat venous diseases, eliminating pain and embarrassment felt by patients. 

They have built an impressive 10-year record of improving vein conditions for thousands of people. They assert that anyone experiencing skin discoloration in the legs, leg pain or discomfort, leg heaviness and fatigue, restless legs, ulcers, sores, itching or varicose veins could benefit from a visit to the clinic.

Their varicose vein procedures are covered by Medicare and most insurance providers. The team uses the latest radio-frequency ablation technology, ensuring patients report minimal pain/discomfort and little to no recovery time lost post-venous treatment.

“Our clinic’s convenient location allows patients from across the city to visit us. Our team will warmly welcome them, ensuring they are comfortable and, ultimately, satisfied with our superior treatments and services,” said Dr Powell. “We pride ourselves in delivering high-quality care to every patient.”

Dr Powell is a graduate of UTMB medical school. He completed a five-year surgical residency at the University of Florida and is a board-certified general surgeon. He has practiced in Texas since 2003 and, since 2011, has specialized in treating venous disorders. He has also taught numerous colleges and peers about venous disease at national conferences and is a member of the American Vein & Lymphatic Society.

Clients in many five-star testimonials have praised the team’s exceptional skills. Kezia George explained: “Before I had seen them at Texas Vein Experts, I used to have a lot of pain and cramping in my legs…It's now been over a year since I've had my treatment done, and I have not had any pain and only had about 2-3 minor cramps in the past year. I would do this treatment over and over again and I have recommended it to all my friends and family. The procedures are really quick and easy with little to no pain.”

Hollie Brewer added: “My experience at Texas Vein Experts has been superb! I was in good hands from the front desk, to the procedure room. Professional staff who are very accommodating with my schedule. I highly recommend Texas Vein Experts.”

To book an appointment with Texas Vein Experts, or to check out their full services:

Phone: 817-668-1360

Website: https://txveinexperts.com/locations/varicose-veins-dallas/

The Journal of Neuropsychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences has published a new peer-reviewed study that uncovers a relationship between brain inflammation and depression. 

The 7-year observational study found patients diagnosed with encephalitis had suicidal behavior and all patients suffered from psychosis. The researchers recommend suicide risk assessments in all patients diagnosed with Encephalitis. Suicidal behavior remitted completely in patients following immunotherapy.

One person is diagnosed with encephalitis every minute - a neurological condition that begins with flu-like symptoms, headaches and high temperatures. It's not clear what causes encephalitis but the brain inflammation is spread with common viruses, including COVID, and bacterial and fungal infections. Death rates are high when left untreated.

Dr. Ava Easton, CEO of Encephalitis Society and co-author of the study says their goal is to raise awareness of encephalitis to improve diagnose among patients.

“Mental health issues, self-injurious thoughts and suicidal behaviors following encephalitis may occur for a number of reasons and stigma around talking about mental health can be a real barrier to speaking up about symptoms, but it is an important barrier to overcome,” said Easton “This paper provides a platform on which to break taboo, show tangible links which are based on data between suicide and encephalitis and call for more awareness of the risk of mental health issues during and after encephalitis.”

Research from Encephalitis Society found that 77 percent of people around the world do not know what it is, resulting in delays in diagnosis, treatment, and poorer patient outcomes.

Symptoms of Encephalitis  

Brigid Ward experienced flu-like symptoms back in 2015. It started as headaches and exhaustion where she felt lightheaded and weak. 

“I drifted in and out of sleep, occasionally waking for sips of water or to use the bathroom. My fever continued to climb, and so did my lethargy,” she recalled to the Huff Post. “My sister, who is a nurse, made some calls, and soon after I was in an ambulance headed to the intensive care unit at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. The doctors there believed I had a brain infection, so they treated me with antivirals. My brain was quickly inflaming, and I was hours away from slipping into a coma.”

What is Encephalitis?

Encephalitis is an often-devastating neurological condition that can leave survivors with permanent brain injury. Encephalitis can affect anyone irrespective of age, sex, or ethnicity. The symptoms of encephalitis can vary but can include flu-like illness, head-pain, drowsiness, uncharacteristic behaviour, difficulty controlling movements and speech, and seizures. 

A different UK web-based study indicates that psychiatric symptoms following encephalitis are common. Despite the high rates, many respondents reported either that they had not been diagnosed with a mental health problem they felt that they had, and/or that mental healthcare provision following their encephalitis was inadequate. 

The results highlight a need for increased provision of proactive psychiatric care for patients and increased research on mental health outcomes of encephalitis. The study was authored by Dr Thomas Pollak, of Kings College London, and colleagues.

Encephalitis Society

Encephalitis Society is a lifesaving, multi-award-winning charity and the leading global resource providing support and information, raising awareness of the condition, and collaborating in research. Since its launch in 2014, World Encephalitis Day has reached over 294 million people worldwide.

Encephalitis Society lead World Encephalitis Day on 22 February every year and urge people to wear red on the day and use #Red4WED on social media (visit www.worldencephalitisday.org to find out more and get involved). 

You can follow the nonprofit on social media:

Twitter: @encephalitis

Instagram: @the_encephalitis_society_

LinkedIn: The Encephalitis Society

Facebook: The Encephalitis Society

TikTok: @encephalitissociety

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Women would go through menopause between the ages of 45 and 58, with the average age for natural menopause occurring at 51 in the United Kingdom. With that in mind, here is a list of food to consume as advised by a Menopause Nutritionist.

Broccoli

Do you know what type of food offers several health benefits for menopausal women? Cruciferous vegetables, including broccoli. Numerous studies have found that this can have a positive impact on your estrogen levels.

Salmon

According to a Nutritionist IBS, it is important to consume foods that are rich in omega-3 fats, and vitamin D. Salmon checks off these two boxes.

Yogurt

Menopause can cause your reproductive hormones to decline. This is why building and maintaining your bones can help with menopause. How do you do that? Consume low-fat dairy products like yoghurt.

Oatmeal

Another thing you should add to your diet is fibre, and oatmeal is a great source of fibre. This includes whole grains, vegetables, and fruits, all of which can lower your cholesterol levels and even prevent constipation.

Eggs

Your nutritionist IBS would advise that you include eggs in your daily diet. Eggs are rich in vitamin D, which you would need a lot of if you're in menopause. Vitamin D and iron are two things menopausal women lack, so make sure to include this on your grocery list.

Olive oil

Another thing to add to your grocery list is olive oil. Oftentimes, fats get a bad reputation, but fat is essential to being healthy, especially for menopausal women. It helps moderate your hormones, insulin response, appetite, and vitamin absorption. Olive oil is a good source of plant-based monosaturated fat that can lower your cholesterol.

Lentils and beans

A menopause nutritionist would advise that a keyword to look out for when grocery shopping would be "plant-based". Legumes, beans, and lentils should help you prolong your female reproductive function. Aim for at least three to four servings per day of soy, tofu, beans, nuts, and lentils.

Dark leafy greens

Dark leafy greens are essential to your menopause nutrition. This is packed with nutrients that are very hard to obtain, such as potassium, magnesium, and calcium.

Food containing plant estrogens

Plant estrogens or phytoestrogens should be included in your menopausal diet. This would include broccoli, as mentioned earlier, cauliflower, chickpeas, soybeans, and dark berries.

Omega-3 fatty acids

According to a menopause nutritionist, omega-3 fatty acids can decrease the frequency and intensity of night sweats and hot flashes. Furthermore, it is also an essential part of your menopausal diet.

Food rich in vitamin D, calcium, and magnesium

A nutritionist IBS would advise that food rich in vitamin D, calcium, and magnesium would include yoghurt, cheese, milk, colourful vegetables, and a variety of fruits.

Menopause is a natural occurrence in women, and nutrition is essential to this phase. If you need help in managing and coping with the symptoms of menopause, you can contact Penny Crowther by sending an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and booking a one-on-one consultation.