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| Seniors: Did You Know This About Coffee? | Doctor Reveals Perfect Coffee Companion For Seniors
If you enjoy a cup of coffee every morning, there's something you should know...
In 2020, scientists collected a special plant extract. They tested to see if the extract would enhance brainpower.
The results were amazing...
The volunteers who got the extract increased their alertness 94% in just 3 hours.
But here's the thing...
When they combined this extract with caffeine -- which is found in coffee -- the results were even better.
Which is why this doctor is now recommending it. If you're over the age of 65, don't drink anymore coffee unless you add this...
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| Mailbag: The "Natural Navigator" Method for Finding Your Perfect Doctor | |
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Dear Living Well Daily Reader,
“I would like to know what questions are the best to ask when looking for a new naturopathic practitioner?
How do I find the best naturopathic endocrinologist for my needs?
Is it OK to see your naturopath virtually?”
—Natural Navigator
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| 72-year-old man can perform "whenever she wants" | This Could Make Your Wife LOVE Staying In
There's a new bedroom secret that is driving women wild...
And one study shows it helped 100% of men who tried it improve.
One 72-year-old said he loves it because, "I can perform whenever she wants it."
So it's no surprise that women in one study said it makes men much better lovers.
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Hi Navigator,
You're asking some brilliant questions about finding the right naturopath (or, really, any doctor).
When I first started practicing, there were only about 1,000 licensed naturopathic doctors in the entire country. And just two schools were training them.
We've grown significantly since then. However, it’s still a relatively small profession, which can make finding specialists challenging.
Here are key questions to ask your potential new naturopathic doctor:
About their training:Where did they receive their naturopathic medical degree?Are they licensed in your state?What post-graduate training do they have?Do they have specific experience with endocrine conditions?About their practice:What's their treatment philosophy?Do they work with conventional doctors when needed?What lab testing do they use?How do they stay current with research?About logistics:What are their fees?Do they offer payment plans?How available are they between visits?What's their typical treatment timeline?Virtual visits with a naturopathic doctor can be very effective. However, there are a few things to keep in mind:Initial visits are often better in person (if possible)Some states have specific rules about virtual careCertain treatments or tests may require in-person visitsTo find a naturopath specializing in endocrinology:Check the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians websiteLook for someone who regularly posts or speaks about endocrine issuesAsk about their experience with your specific conditionConsider virtual visits to expand your geographic optionsHowever, keep in mind with how few naturopaths specialize in endocrinology, you might need to work with a general naturopath with endocrine experience and be willing to travel for initial consultations
Remember, finding the right practitioner is like finding a good partner—it's worth taking time to find the right fit!
Health and Happiness,
Dr. Scott Olson, ND
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