women’s health

Myths about How Drinking Too Much Water Can Actually Harm You

Available for Interviews: Dr. Karyn Eilber

Karyn Eilber, MD, is a board-certified urologist, an associate professor of urology & OB/GYN at Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles, and is an expert in women’s health and men & women’s sexual wellness.

What Dr. Eilber Can Say on:
You need to drink at least eight glasses of water a day to be healthy. You’ve heard that so many times, it must be true? But is it?

It’s not good to be chronically dehydrated, but being over-hydrated just makes you pee more.
Shockingly there is no science between drinking eight glasses of water daily. Your pet goes to their drinking source when thirsty, drinks, then walks away. Your vet has never told you to make your dog drink eight bowls of water a day, so why do humans need eight glasses of water?

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Hormones 101: Maximizing Women’s Health

Available for Interviews: Dr. Eldred Taylor

Interview Dr. Eldred Taylor to answer all of your women’s health questions regarding hormonal imbalances and how to correct them. Dr. Taylor is a leader in the hormone industry and is passionate about helping women while using a holistic functional medicine approach.

What Dr. Taylor can say in an interview about Hormones:

The Hormone Players

- Estrogen and Progesterone: A woman’s life can be explained by the fluctuations of two hormones, estrogen, and progesterone. When these hormones are in their normal balance a woman’s life is wonderful. When they are out of balance problems follow. Continue reading “Hormones 101: Maximizing Women’s Health”

Achieving Your Dreams in Your Golden Years

Available for Interviews: Dr. Mimi Secor

Mimi Secor, DNP, FNP-BC, FAANP, FAAN, is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner, specializing in Women’s Health, for over 40 years. She is a popular National Speaker and Consultant, educating advanced practice clinicians and consumers around the country and the world. Her newest book, New You: Healthy and Fit at Any Age, is coming out soon.

From Dr. Mimi on recently achieving her dreams:

My lifelong dream was to become a doctor. At the age of 59, I returned to graduate school and earned my doctorate degree at age 61. I was the oldest in my class and not only was I honored to be chosen as the student speaker at our graduation, but I also received the Student Service Award for my contributions to the nurse practitioner profession.

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62-Year-Old Makes Bodybuilding Debut

Dr. Mimi Secor stepped out of her comfort zone to get fit, and she wants to motivate others to do the same

Interview Dr. Mimi Secor.

Dr. Mimi Secor has a Doctorate in Nursing Practice, is a Nurse Practitioner and serves the Boston, MA area. She travels extensively and is available for live or remote interviews.

Talking Points from Dr. Mimi for an Interview on age & fitness:

Dr. Mimi, a certified nurse practitioner for over 40 years was pursuing her doctorate when she realized she had let her health take the backseat in her life and needed to make a drastic change.
Symptoms that lead to Dr. Mimi’s transformation: weight gain, sleep loss, and anxiety.
Dr. Mimi gets in shape on an exercise bicycle in her livingroom, lifting light weights—all the while working on her doctorate. Continue reading “62-Year-Old Makes Bodybuilding Debut”

How To Limit the Risk For Breast Cancer, Fibroids And Osteoporosis

Here are a few things Dr. Taylor could say in an interview:
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Un-Talked-About Truth: Period Pain

Dr. Secor has been a board certified Family Nurse Practitioner specializing in Women’s Health for over 40 years and here’s what she can say about women’s period pain:
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What? No Pap Smear Screenings After 30???

The latest guidelines are still controversial. Many women are still following the old guidelines.

What Dr. Mimi Secor Can Say in an interview:

It is very important to get your doctor to explain the not so new guidelines (2012) that are still controversial (Switching to every 5 years at 30… women are still freaked out about it.) If the doctor doesn’t know about the new guidelines, you may need a new doctor.
We need to trust the science as doctors and be able to explain it.
The future looks like we will have guidelines to NOT do pap smears in the future and just HPV testing. It’s been proposed by the U.S. … task force just not rolled out yet.
The vaccination is SO misunderstood and SO effective.
Not enough young kids are getting it and we have a very vulnerable group.
HPV prevents oral, cervical, anal – 60% of oral cancer is related to HPV (throat).

Available for Interviews: Dr. Mimi Secor

Dr. Mimi Secor is a popular National Speaker and Consultant, educating advanced practice clinicians and consumers around the country and the world. She is the author of the book, Debut a New You: Transforming Your Life at Any Age.

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