Skin science, treatment explainers, and quiet philosophy from the providers, injectors, and aestheticians who run our two Phoenix studios — written like we’d tell a friend.
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Topiramate is a generic medication belonging to the family of antiepileptic drugs. The FDA approved it for the treatment of epilepsy and migraines, but doctors also use it for other conditions, including fibromyalgia, alcohol dependence, and eating disorders. They often prescribe it off-label to help overweight patients lose weight.
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The endocrine system releases hormones into the bloodstream to send signals that regulate everything from sleep to glucose metabolism. Even slight imbalances in this system can affect physical and mental health, weight gain being one of the most common and frustrating consequences.
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Over half the world’s population consumes rice as a staple food. In Asian countries, which produce around 90% of rice, it forms the basis of almost every meal. As such a widely consumed cereal, the question arises whether rice contributes to weight loss or causes weight gain.
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Testosterone is a steroid hormone usually associated with men, but it is also produced in the ovaries and plays a vital role in women’s health. As we age, the production of sex hormones declines and may cause uncomfortable symptoms in both men and women.
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With age, testosterone production declines, sometimes causing unpleasant physical and emotional changes. Low testosterone levels can also result from certain health issues. Today, many men seek testosterone therapy to restore normal levels of this hormone. But is it a suitable treatment for everyone with testosterone deficiency?
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Skin pollution refers to the accumulation of toxins and harmful substances on the skin’s surface, which can have adverse effects on its health and appearance. Understanding the impact of skin pollution and recognizing the common pollutants that affect our skin is crucial for maintaining skin health.
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Testosterone, produced primarily in the testicles and in smaller amounts in the ovaries, peaks in early adulthood before declining by up to 1% each year. Low levels can lead to reduced muscle mass, weight gain, fatigue, depression, sleep issues, and low sex drive, especially in men.
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How often a person feels the desire for sexual intercourse depends on many things and no two people are alike. Libido fluctuates throughout our lives but if a lowered desire for intercourse affects your wellbeing there are ways to improve the situation.
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Low sex drive can seriously undermine male self-esteem and become a source of great emotional distress. Luckily, there are ways to overcome this frustrating condition, regain sexual interest, and rebuild lost confidence. Identifying underlying factors for reduced sexual desire is fundamental in tackling this health issue and restoring virility.
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