Alternative Therapy MD – Easton MD’s Premier Wellness & Aesthetic Medical Spa
Customized Wellness & Aesthetic Medi-Spa Services Inspired by their shared passion and undeniable synergy, two sisters–Jessie Willey, MSN, CRNP-FNP and Kellie Rhodes, BSN, RN -established an Easton medical spa focused on customized wellness and aesthetic medi-spa services including Botox injections, Medical Cannabis Certifications and detailed blood panels for enhanced beauty and healthier lifestyles. Nurse owned […]
Read MoreComplementary and Alternative Therapies for CLL
There are various complementary therapies that may assist in improving a person’s quality of life while under treatment, including diet recommendations, vitamins, and supplements. These medications target proteins that aid cancer cells in growing and surviving, taken orally as pills and taken once or twice weekly for best results. Chemoimmunotherapy may also be combined with […]
Read MoreWhat Are Alternative Directions’ Wellness Programs?
Alternative Directions’ programs provide opportunities for offenders to regain respect from their family, communities and themselves. Their residential services, educational programming including GED classes and practice testing as well as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and resource navigation help offenders restore their standing within society. Their education program equips offenders with life-long learning abilities, such as […]
Read MoreSalem Alternative Therapies is the Third Recreational Marijuana Store to Open This Weekend
Salem’s Alternative Therapies will become the third recreational marijuana store to open in Massachusetts this weekend and will begin selling to adults beginning Saturday. Alternative therapies are non-traditional approaches that may assist in solving health issues. These may take the form of nutrition, physiological or physical therapies and practices such as yoga, meditation and massages. […]
Read MoreAlternative Therapies For Osteoporosis
Osteoporosis is a condition in which weak bones become more prone to fracture. This disease usually strikes women after menopause and usually affects hip, wrist or spine bones. Traditional treatments for osteoporosis typically include medication, weight-bearing exercises and healthy diet. There has also been increasing interest in alternative therapies as potential ways of helping reduce […]
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