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Learn simple, science-backed tips on how to prevent heart disease through diet, cholesterol control, and lifestyle changes from Advanced Medical Care in Queens & Brooklyn.

Fibromyalgia is a common medical problem affecting millions of women and men. Yet it’s widely misunderstood, despite how common it is. Here, learn five common fibromyalgia myths that could be keeping you from seeking medical care.

You know you should get about eight hours of quality sleep each night. That’s because night after night of poor sleep does more damage than you might realize. Here’s how your sleep quality affects your heart health and how to get the best of both.

Strokes can be deadly. If you do survive one, you could be disabled for life. However, no matter who you are or where you are – you can prevent or reduce your risk for stroke. With your doctor’s help, you can make changes now to keep your brain safe.

Although not every type of headache is a migraine, and not every migraine attack includes a headache, both migraines and headaches share certain triggers. If you’re plagued by head pain, identifying and avoiding triggers may help prevent an attack.

Are you suffering from glutathione deficiency symptoms? Find out causes and natural solutions for low energy, sleep problems, and more.

You’ve improved your diet and have started an exercise plan, but still, losing weight is hard work. Give your body a helping hand with our Lipo-Mino Mix IV — it’s a turbo boost for your exercise and diet plan.

Some women suffer from migraines due to fluctuations in estrogen, leaving them to wonder if their painful symptoms will go away once they reach menopause. Here, learn how estrogen is linked with migraines and whether menopause provides relief.

Strokes affect both women and men, but there are some differences in risk factors, symptoms, and outcomes. Here, learn some of the key differences that can help you seek treatment as early as possible.

Migraines are a type of primary headache, but not all headaches are migraines — and, surprisingly, not every migraine attack causes head pain. What are the myths and facts about this misunderstood condition and how can they affect you? Find out here.

Clutching your chest or your left arm is a Hollywood indicator for angina or a heart attack. Of course, real life isn’t as simple. Angina, or chest pain, manifests differently from person to person and between genders. Here’s what you should know.

It’s Men’s Health Awareness Month — a great time to learn about glutathione, the master antioxidant that affects everything from your brain function to your muscle mass. Are your glutathione levels running low?

The best antioxidants for sleep help reduce stress and improve rest. See how to support them through supplements and foods like leafy greens, berries, and tea.

So, should you blame today’s migraine on your parents, the environment, or that delicious breakfast you had this morning? Maybe all of the above. Find out more about the genetic component of migraine and your risk factors.

Fibromyalgia causes a wide range of symptoms, and finding a treatment for painful flare-ups can be challenging. Fortunately, there are solutions to relieve your painful symptoms. Learn about strategies that can help in this month’s blog.

When you first hear the term “sleep hygiene,” you might think it has something to do with taking a bath before bed or changing your sheets. But sleep hygiene refers to a clean routine that helps your body get the rest it needs.

You train hard to compete at peak performance. Afterward, your body needs time to heal. Rehydrate, refuel, and recover faster with our advanced IV therapies designed to restore balance and energy.

You lift, run, and practice to strengthen your body and outperform your opponents, but if you aren’t paying attention to what’s happening inside, you’re at a disadvantage. Here’s how IV therapy can up your nutrition game.

High blood pressure is a sneaky condition that can kill you without a telltale symptom. One way you can minimize your risk for hypertension and early death is to treat your obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). Here’s how OSA affects your blood pressure.

Shock Wave therapy is an effective, noninvasive treatment that uses acoustic energy to promote natural healing without surgery, incisions, or a prolonged recovery time. Learn how this innovative therapy can help you find long-lasting pain relief.

When aches and pains are your constant companions and nothing seems to work, there’s still hope. Learn how glutathione infusions can relieve chronic pain and fatigue by getting rid of oxidative stress and inflammation.

Winter is coming to an end, which means that spring is just around the corner. When your allergies kick in this spring, leave the antihistamine on the shelf and come in for a glutathione IV treatment.

When you or a loved one has a stroke, you may think that things will never go back to normal. Strokes can impair speech, cognition, and the ability to carry out simple tasks. The sooner you get physical therapy, the faster you can achieve recovery.

If you struggle with chronic pain or a sports injury that just won’t heal, you may worry that you’re destined for surgical repair. Not necessarily! You can jump-start the healing process with noninvasive shock wave therapy.

As if it’s not enough to struggle with being overweight or obese, you struggle with guilt, too. Each time you eat something, you wonder if you can burn it off or if it just goes straight to your fat cells. If you have a slow metabolism, it may.

Alzheimer’s disease and other cognitive conditions share an important trait — high oxidative stress. Fortunately, antioxidants like glutathione can neutralize oxidative stress. Here’s the science behind glutathione and your brain.

You know you’ll feel good later. Much later. For some reason, your workouts seem to deplete you before they set you on fire. Why are you so drained after you hit the gym? Is that normal? Is there any way to recover faster? Find answers here.

Having a stroke is a life-changing event — one you’d rather not ever repeat. Fortunately, reducing your risk of future strokes doesn’t have to be difficult. These eight simple eating changes are a good way to get started.

Technically, cold and flu season ranges from October to May, but your lingering cold has little to do with the calendar — the culprit is your weakened immune system. OTC cold meds can’t fix that, but IV infusion therapy can. Here’s how.

If you’re skeptical about synthetic medications that claim to be a miracle cure — we agree. But when the miracle is something your body already produces, it’s worth a look. Meet glutathione, your body’s in-house cure-all.

Are your everyday habits harming your heart? American Heart Month is the perfect time to examine your routine and make a few simple adjustments to protect your heart and keep it pumping strong.

Dementia isn’t a single disease — there are several types of dementia, including types that have a genetic basis. Here, learn about the link between genes and dementia and what you can do to lower your risk of cognitive decline.

You feel groggy even after you’ve gotten several solid hours of sleep. Everything seems to move in slow motion, and it takes you a long time to find your focus and a short time to lose it. If you have brain fog, intravenous (IV) treatments may help.

Fibromyalgia can be a pain in the neck, shoulders, legs, arms, and just about anywhere else you can hurt. This chronic musculoskeletal disorder has no cure, but lifestyle changes and treatments help reduce the severity and frequency of flare-ups.

Painful legs and feet, thinning skin, wounds that won’t heal — peripheral vascular disease (PVD) is ruthless. Don’t take it lying down. Strike back against PVD with these practical tips. 

You stand up and suddenly the world seems to spin around you. Or you get the sensation that you’re floating or off-balance and have to steady yourself on a chair or a wall. If you feel faint, dizzy, or nauseated, you might have vertigo. 

COVID infections can cause many symptoms, including headaches. Knowing how a COVID headache differs from other types of headaches can help you seek appropriate care as soon as possible. Here’s what to look for.

Are you unknowingly sabotaging your metabolism? Here are 10 ways you’re tanking your efforts to lose weight and gain energy and 10 ways to turn the tables on metabolism killers.

Your eyes fly open. You’re wide awake at 3am with your heart racing and your adrenaline flowing. Why do you keep waking up hours before you want to? Here are just a few factors that fracture sleep.

Free radicals sound like extreme political activists, but they’re actually much smaller and more dangerous. Discover how these tiny molecules wreak havoc in your body and what you can do about them.

While most people know what a stroke is, many don’t realize that strokes can happen in different ways and affect different parts of your brain. Here, learn the differences between left brain and right brain strokes and the symptoms they can cause.

Whether cardiovascular disease runs in your family, you struggle with heart issues, or you just want to stay heart-healthy, it’s not difficult to take care of your heart. Here are six lifestyle changes that benefit your heart and your whole body.

If you toss and turn all night and can’t seem to log in enough Zzzzs, you’re risking your health. IV glutathiones could be the answer to finally getting restful, restorative sleep — but how much do you need and how often?

Whether you have an acute injury or chronic pain, physical therapy may be an important part of your rehabilitation. Physical therapists select from a variety of modalities that help you heal. Here are five of the most effective techniques.

When you first feel a pain in your chest, you might think that it's heartburn or that you’re just having a panic attack. But chest pain should always grab your attention. Following are five reasons to seek prompt care.

It’s American Diabetes Month — an ideal time to spread the news about a quick, simple, and effective way to tackle diabetic neuropathy. Meet glutathione. Keep reading to learn more about this potential game-changer.

Diabetes can cause a lot of complications, including nerve damage. If you’ve been diagnosed with diabetic neuropathy, here’s what you should know about its progression, including the risk factors that play a role.

New York is a month into the official cold and flu season, and we’re heading into the dead of winter. Don’t let your guard down — fortify it with a quick IV infusion that will bolster your defenses against illness this year.

You’ve been diagnosed with ataxia, which explains why you’ve felt so clumsy lately. Ataxia can refer both to a symptom and to a group of degenerative diseases. If your ataxia is a symptom, treating the underlying condition can help.

Occasional muscle spasms and twitches can be annoying, but when your body frequently jerks and moves involuntarily, it’s more than a tick — it could be an essential tremor. Here’s what you need to know.

A stroke is to your brain what a heart attack is to your heart, and the effects can be minor and temporary or major and long-lasting. Here’s a guide to the potential neurological effects of a stroke.

If your loved one has had a stroke, it’s natural to want to give them whatever support you can to aid in their recovery. Knowing what to do isn’t always easy, but these tips can help.

If you suffer from chronic migraines, you dread the next attack. You want a way to prevent migraines and you want help when one does strike. Finding out what causes your migraines may take some sleuth work. Here’s how to start.

Epilepsy affects millions of Americans, and while many people are familiar with the seizures it causes, they don’t know how widespread its effects can be. Here, learn about some of the many ways epilepsy affects the body and overall health.

Heart attacks are terrifying and life-threatening, but preventing them is simpler and more doable than you think. Adopt these six easy habits to protect your ticker and live longer.

Fibromyalgia is a chronic pain condition that can sap your vitality. If you’re dragging yourself from day to day, trying to ignore or medicate the chronic pain, there’s a better way. Six of them, in fact.

You face mental challenges every day, whether it’s tackling work projects, managing household tasks, or staying sharp for social interactions — is your brain up for it? Here’s how antioxidants keep your brain in the game.

You broke your bone. Your doctor splints and casts it so it can heal, but is there anything you can do to accelerate the healing process? Physical therapy (PT) gives your body the strength and support it needs to recover after a fracture.

Migraines and multiple sclerosis affect millions of people, and both have a neurological basis. Here, learn more about the potential link between these two conditions and the characteristics they share.

Just because there’s no cure for Parkinson’s disease doesn’t mean you have to let it take command of your life. Here are five ways to combat the symptoms and slow the progression.

When your loved one learns that they have congestive heart failure (CHF), they may be frightened and confused. What does it mean to live with CHF? With care and guidance, you can help them live their best life. Learn more here.

Why do you eat? To satiate hunger, of course, but also to celebrate, soothe emotions, and explore new cultures. Add one more reason to the list: to ease arthritis symptoms. Here’s how food can help — or hurt — your arthritis treatment.

You knew snoring was annoying, but you didn’t know it was a telltale sign of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). Now you’ve got your diagnosis. What do you do with it? What does your sleep score mean? And what’s your next step?

When you have fibromyalgia, your entire body may ache all of the time. But you might also have points of severe pain that flare up during moments of stress or for unknown reasons. How can you deal with fibromyalgia flares? Learn more here.

They call Alzheimer’s disease “the long goodbye” because it gradually erases one’s memory. Knowing your risk level can help you prepare and take steps to slow the progression.

You’ve heard it said that you are what you eat, and there’s a lot of truth to that old adage. What you ingest — and what you don’t — affects you physically and emotionally. Here’s how.

When the world seems to spin and you can’t find your balance, you have a vestibular problem called vertigo, which is usually linked to an underlying condition. To control your vertigo, learn what habits and choices trigger your dizziness.

You snore. You gag. You feel like a bag of wet cement in the morning. If snoring disrupts your sleep, or if you don’t feel rested after 7-9 hours in bed, you could have a sleep-breathing disorder that’s life-threatening. Here’s when to seek help.

While you’re waiting for a Parkinson’s disease cure, make the most out of life by lessening the severity of your symptoms. Here’s how glutathione gives hope to millions of Americans suffering from this debilitating condition.

What worries you most about aging? Wrinkled skin? Memory loss? Disease? Lack of energy and vitality? Keep reading to learn how IV therapies can help you fight off those foes.

As you get older, or you watch your parents age, you may wonder if losing the car keys or struggling to remember a name is a sign of dementia. What’s normal forgetfulness, and what’s not? How can you tell? And what should you do about it?

If you or someone you know is having a stroke, you must act fast to call an ambulance so they can get treatment they need on the way to the hospital. Memorize the mnemonic “BE FAST” so you recognize early warning signs of strokes.

Getting dizzy as a child — whirling or spinning — was fun. But as an adult, dizziness and a problem called vertigo, in which you feel as though the room is spinning, can be dangerous. Here’s when to see a doctor.

A sluggish metabolism weighs you down—literally. Speed up yours for easier weight management, sustained energy levels, and better health with these expert tips from our board-certified physicians.

Is cognitive decline tarnishing your golden years? If so, glutathione could be the best way to buff up your brain. Here’s what you need to know about this simple yet powerful IV therapy.

You keep getting headaches that last for hours or days. The pain makes it difficult for you to concentrate, get work done, and enjoy your day. Where are these frequent headaches coming from, why do you have them, and how can you stop them?

New York is still in the midst of cold season, and if the virus has set up shop in your nose and throat, you’re probably looking for the fastest road to recovery. Here are some tips you won’t hear at the water cooler.

Nearly everyone has experienced the relentless throb or squeeze of a headache, but if it’s happening to you all the time, it’s time to get to the bottom of it. Keep reading to learn more about why headaches may be plaguing you.

Strokes are a leading cause of death and disability in the United States. But in most cases, they’re preventable. How can you prevent a stroke? Drinking plenty of healthy fluids is a good first step. Here’s why.

If you can’t concentrate on a task, have trouble remembering things, and generally feel dazed and out of it — you have brain fog. Here’s why it happens and, more importantly, what you can do about it.

What’s all the hype about antioxidants, and can you believe any of it? Stop taking medical advice from social media influencers and get the scientific facts from our experts.

Angina isn’t a disease itself; the condition is a symptom of cardiovascular disease. If you experience chest pain, heart palpitations, and shortness of breath that often accompany angina, you need to take action. Here’s what you need to know.

Going to sleep used to be easy and natural. You’d shut your eyes, shut out the world, and fade into dreamland. Now, you either toss and turn, wake up too often, wake up too early, or just don’t feel rested. Sleep medicine gets you back on track.

It’s normal for your heartbeat to speed up when you’re excited and slow down when you’re relaxed. But if your heart skips beats, flutters, or slows down or speeds up for no apparent reason, you need to find out why.

Chest pain can be scary — your first thought may be to wonder if you’re having a heart attack. Angina, inadequate oxygen in your heart, requires immediate medical attention. Here’s how to spot it and what to do about it.

When you were a kid, you loved spinning around until you became dizzy and the world seemed to fall away from your feet. Now you feel dizzy unexpectedly, and it’s not fun at all. What causes dizziness as an adult, and what can you do about it?

If you’re skeptical about synthetic medications that claim to be a miracle cure — we agree. But when the miracle is something your body already produces, it’s worth a look. Meet glutathione, your body’s in-house cure-all.

If you struggle with daytime sleepiness, you may not be getting quality sleep, even if you hit the sack for 7-9 hours. Sleep apnea awakens you hundreds of times a night, increasing your chances of serious illness. Are you at risk for sleep apnea?

You’ve heard that boosting your metabolism can help digestion and weight loss, but what’s the best way to light a fire under yours? Here’s our expert guide to metabolism: what it is, what happens when it slows, and how to boost it with IV therapy.

Your once-nimble fingers feel useless, your hand tingles, and your wrist aches — you have carpal tunnel syndrome. Fortunately, several treatments can help. Here’s why you should consider acupuncture.

If you struggle with chronic pain that seems to radiate all over your body, you could have a condition called fibromyalgia. Misconceptions about fibromyalgia abound. Following are five facts about fibromyalgia that most people don’t understand.

Pulling an all-nighter can leave you sluggish and groggy the next day, but if you make it a habit, your whole body breaks down. Here’s what sleep deprivation can do to your health.

Vertigo, dementia, spasticity, dizziness — these are just a few symptoms of neurological disorders. Treating your condition and getting your life back depends on an accurate diagnosis using one of these advanced tests.

When your loved one has a heart attack, they need you more than ever. How do you help them recover and avoid another episode without burning out yourself? Read on for some tips to keep your loved one safe without putting yourself at risk.

While you may worry about cancer or car accidents, you’re more likely to die of heart disease. Your heart is a muscle that you must keep strong with healthy habits. What do people with healthy hearts do that you don’t? Find out here.

Some call glutathione the “master antioxidant” because it’s like your body’s superhero. This mighty molecule wipes out several health threats single-handedly. So, knowing if you’re low in glutathione and how to up your supply is important.

Living with epilepsy can sometimes seem like walking on eggshells. You may be afraid to live as active a life as you want because you never know when a seizure will hit. But with help, you can live life fully.

It can be frightening when the room spins and your whole world seems unstable. What does it mean when you feel dizzy and lightheaded? Could it be vertigo? Is it serious? Get the answers here.

If you’re determined to live a long and productive life, one key is staying — or getting — strong and flexible so that you can avoid or survive a fall. Physical therapy helps you do just that, faster and more safely than you could on your own.

A stroke is to your brain what a heart attack is to your heart, and the effects can be minor and temporary or major and long-lasting. Here’s a guide to the potential neurological effects of a stroke.

Occasional muscle spasms and twitches can be annoying, but when your body frequently jerks and moves involuntarily, it’s more than a tick — it could be an essential tremor. Here’s what you need to know.

Pulling an all-nighter makes you tired, but chronic fatigue is different — it zaps your energy all day, every day. Find out what could be causing you to feel unrested, sleepy, and low energy and how we can help you regain your vigor.

You may not remember studying glutathione in high school biology, but learning about it now can be a game-changer for your health. Here’s how low glutathione levels affect your nervous system and how to restore balance.

Botox® has become a household name known for smoothing wrinkled skin, but there’s more to Botox than meets the eye. Discover Botox’s medical applications and how it’s become a game-changer for millions with migraine disease.

If you associate Parkinson’s disease with uncontrolled twitches and jerks, you aren’t wrong, but there’s more to the condition than random, involuntary movements. Here are some lesser-known PD symptoms that may signify your loved one has PD.

When you have a headache, does it really matter what kind it is? All you know is that your head throbs, you can’t concentrate, and you want the pain to go away. But the best way to get rid of the pain depends on your headache type. Learn more here.

A myocardial infarction (MI), otherwise known as a heart attack, can strike suddenly and even silently. You may have a first attack and not know it until you have a more severe MI that sends you to the hospital. But what causes MI in the first place?

Low moods typically come and go, but when depression takes hold of your life, it’s time to seek treatment. Fortunately, the answer may be as simple as topping off your glutathione. Here’s what this antioxidant can do for your mental health.

A stroke occurs when something blocks blood flow and oxygen to your brain, killing your brain cells. Fortunately, research shows that an antioxidant called glutathione could lower the risk and severity of strokes — here’s what we know.

Sleep is undervalued in society. When you don’t get enough sleep, your body can’t repair and restore itself for optimal function. Sleep deprivation increases your risk for chronic and acute diseases. Here’s how.

Do you swoon at the sight of blood or faint after getting up too quickly? You may wonder why. If you faint, does that mean you should worry about your health? Fainting may indicate an underlying medical condition. Learn more here.

Cardiomyopathy can literally stop your heart, but symptoms may not appear until your disease is advanced. It’s important to be aware of the four most common signs of cardiomyopathy so you can get the care your heart needs as quickly as possible.

Whether you’re a night owl or an early bird, you may not be getting enough sleep, and that’s a big deal because every bodily function relies on quality rest. Find out if a glutathione boost can restore your slumber and your health.

While you’re waiting for a Parkinson’s disease cure, make the most out of life by lessening the severity of your symptoms. Here’s how glutathione gives hope to millions of Americans suffering from this debilitating condition.

It’s hard to say why some people suffer from autoimmune diseases like rheumatoid arthritis and others don’t — the causes are many and varied. In many cases, a flood of free radicals is the problem, and antioxidants are the answer. Meet glutathione.

You know when you're stressed, but do you know when you have oxidative stress? This kind occurs in your cells and leads to all kinds of health problems, including headaches and migraines. Here’s how glutathione can help.

Chest pain can be due to a variety of conditions, including heartburn. But chest pain that’s related to your cardiovascular system is called angina. If you have angina, you already have cardiovascular disease and are at risk for a heart attack.

Because there’s no cure for dementia, you may decide it’s better not to think about it. But not thinking about dementia won’t prevent its progression. Keeping your brain healthy starts with learning about dementia and how to recognize early signs.

When a blood vessel in your brain ruptures or develops a clot, the result is a stroke. A stroke robs your brain cells of oxygen and nutrients, and it can kill you or disable you. But you can take steps to prevent strokes.

The chronic pain of fibromyalgia is widespread and difficult to pinpoint, in part because this pain disorder changes your brain and neural pathways to increase your experience of pain — all over your body. Find out more about fibromyalgia here.

You’re forgetful, foggy, and slow, and it feels like you’re losing your mind. But you might just be losing glutathione. Discover what happens when you don’t have enough of this powerful antioxidant — and how a supplement can boost your brain.

Antioxidants play an important role in maintaining good health and fighting off diseases. Among the hundreds of available antioxidants, glutathione has earned the nickname “master” antioxidant. Here’s why.

Whether you’re trying to counter a particular stress — such as an illness — or simply want to boost your well-being, an intravenous (IV) infusion can help you achieve your goal. What happens during an IV infusion therapy session? Find out here.

If you suffer from migraines, you know they’re more than just a headache. Migraines can be debilitating, and you may become nauseated, confused, or lethargic. But migraines have stages that help you anticipate an attack and reduce its impact.

Have a sudden feeling the room around you is spinning? You may be dealing with vertigo. Find out what it is and how to manage your symptoms.

Heart problems are serious health conditions that require prompt medical attention, which is why it’s important to recognize the potential signs of a cardiovascular disorder.