Why is IV Nutrition Important to Me?

Research shows 25 percent of Americans are significantly malnourished if they are already experiencing poor digestion and malabsorption from GI conditions or disease. Seventy-five percent of the people who eat the standard American diet (SAD) have one or more micronutrient deficiencies. Read More »

Testosterone Pellet Therapy for Women, after Kids and Beyond

For women who have been too long-suffering, the woman desperately looking to feel better, instead of being offered an anti-depressant or diet pill and told “you are just getting to that age,” know there is another way—a safe and effective solution is available with bioidentical hormone pellet therapy. Read More »

Tampa Bay Dental Welcomes Navident: 3D Visual Guidance

What makes Navident so unique is it uses a CBCT image as a map, which guides surgeons just as if they were using a GPS system of the road. Read More »

Rethinking Fireworks: Greener Ways to Celebrate the Fourth

Most fireworks are made of non-biodegradable plastics and harmful chemicals, polluting the ground, air and water. Here are some eco-friendly alternatives. Read More »

Traveling for the Planet: Sustainable Ways to Explore the World

How to be green when choosing hotels, modes of transportation, places to shop and dine, and other travel activities to make your tourism sustainable and eco-friendly. Read More »

Vegan Road-Tripping: Travel Tips for Plant-Based Eaters

Ways to enjoy healthy, plant-based eating when traveling with on-the-go vegan food planning and preparation. Read More »

Japanese Noritos

This simple yet elegant recipe for Japanese Noritos is the perfect make-ahead vegan meal for on-the-go plant-based eating. Read More »