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without medications or procedures simply by helping you know when is the best time to have like age of the female, cause of infertility, center of expertise, biological and intercourse in order to get pregnant. hormonal reasons, etc.
If you’re just starting your there are some steps In vitro fertilization (IVF) hasfertility been ajourney, treatment to provided improvingforfertility you35can takeand thatmore don’tthan involve the past years, five medications or procedures. If you are over age 30 and are still unsuccessful after six million IVF “test-tube” babies have been born in the months, 12 months for those under age 30, then it is time to seek Unitedor States. the advice of a reproductive endocrinologist specializing in infertility While this has always been a popular treatment, many believe it is (REI). One in eightoccurring, couples getting a new phenomenon andrequire with thatassistance many misconceptions circulate. About 40% are attributed to male factors. pregnant. earlier Many people view IVF as an expensive treatment The an issue is treatment detected, the higher the that only movie stars and business people can afford. Some even firmly believe that IVF treatments result chances of successfully overcoming the obstacle. in twins and triplets.
As appealing as that mightblood be to a few folks, today Dr. Allen Morgan – Fertility Specialist, 1. Ask for a prenatal panel.
Morgan Fertility Reproductive tells usually us that ordered isn’t true. A prenatal blood&panel is a batteryMedicine of blood–tests you’re We asked Dr. Morgan the mostiscommonly believed once pregnant to ensureabout your thyroid good, whether you myths might about IVF treatments, need booster immunity to rubella and varicella and this isshots whattoheupdate had toyour say… (chickenpox), whether you’re a silent carrier for the three most common Myth: IVF is the solution for all infertility problems genetic disorders: cystic fibrosis, fragile X syndrome, and spinal Fact:atrophy, IVF is one forany infertility. There are other muscular andoption whether infectious diseases suchoptions, as HIVlike or ovulation induction (OI) with medications or intra-uterine insemination (IUI). It can sometimes be the first treatment hepatitis are present. It will also check blood count as well as liver and kidney function, and option, as in women with bilateral blockage of tubes, or severe male infertility and advanced determine which blood type you are. We highly recommend you get this blood test done prior age. to conception in order to identify potential problems early.
is limited to a time younger population only is. 2. Myth: KnowIVF when the best to have intercourse
When trying to conceive to have a thorough of Fact: IVF technology canonbeyour usedown, evenit’s in important older (post-menopausal group)understanding ladies using donor your menstrual cycle. Typically speaking ovulation occurs 14 days before each cycle, +/one or eggs from younger females. two days. To be more exact, use an ovulation predictor kit that measures the hormone LH and IVFdays is successful in all cases startMyth: about two before you expect to ovulate. If you don’t pregnant right away, a fertility specialist canonincrease your Fact: IVF isbecome successful in up to 40% of cases. Success depends a number of chances other factors,
3. Maintain a nutritious diet and healthy weight.
Myth: IVF always in boost multiple pregnancies like Maintaining a nutritious diet and healthyresults weight will fertility. Being overweight or twins triplets even being underweight willor impact your chances at successfully becoming pregnant. Don’t just join a gym. MeetFact: with aThe fertility specialist for weight loss guidance for chances of multiple pregnancies can be specifically reduced by designed reducing the fertility. number of embryos transferred, especially in young women.
4. Quit smoking. Myth: IVF babies have a significantly high risk of birth
Smoking delays conception, increases the rate of follicular depletion, reduces estrogen, defects and malformations contributes to a higher rate of miscarriage, leads to chromosomal and Fact: There is a slight increase in major times) DNA abnormalities in offspring, and malformations can even cause(1.3 women to as enter compared to spontaneously conceived pregnancies. This is expressed as 1 in 12 pregnancies into menopause early. following assisted reproduction as compared to 1 in 15 in spontaneously conceived. But the 5. Reduce stress and get enough sleep. absolute risk of having a child with a congenital malformation remains low. Excess stress can cause a woman to not ovulate, or to have Myth: IVF is dangerous hormonal irregularities. We encourage patients to take advantage of the Morgan Fertility and 1-2% try acupuncture great Fact: No, it is not dangerous; in fact itonline is a safecommunities, treatment. Only of patients (also may become for IVF), yoga or journaling to release stress levels. Determine what is unwell because of severe ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome. Also, this can be minimized with stressing you out. Take note of how much caffeine you are consuming. close monitoring. Identify how many hours of sleep you get a night. Evaluate how often you exercise, The Truth about IVF which can impact your sleep at night. And remember to Dr. Morgan has busted commonly known If you turn some (all) the lights out whenmyths. going to bed.are trying to conceive or may try to conceive in the future, it can be helpful to be aware of the different fertility treatment 6. Reduce or eliminate alcohol intake. options. Most studies suggest alcohol intake should be minimized before and after ovulation when IVF is recognized as a safe and successful procedure. insurance companies cover this trying to conceive. Eliminating alcohol when trying to getToday pregnant can’t hurt your chances of treatment, and our clinic offers special discounts to those who are paying out of pocket. successfully becoming pregnant. It can only help. Come experience a personalized, devoted and compassionate process with Dr. Morgan and his team of experts today.
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The lymphatic system touches almost every part of your body with a complicated network of fluid-filled nodes, vessels, glands and organs. Although we don’t feel or see it, the lymph is one of the most important systems in the human body! It is a key detoxification pathway, tackling environmental toxins as well as body waste. The lymphatic system works by carrying these toxins away from body tissues and into the bloodstream. It is important to keep the fluids of these systems moving properly to ensure that oxygen and other nutrients reach the tissues through the circulatory system, and for the wastes to be carried away from the tissues through the lymphatic system. Your lymphatic system can easily become sluggish, especially when it becomes overwhelmed with toxic debris. Factors leading to lymph congestion are poor nutrition, injuries, constipation, environmental toxins, lack of exercise, stress, hormone imbalances and the normal aging process. A clogged lymphatic flow not only leads to impaired immunity and disease, but the development of cellulite (lymph lumps), edema (fluid retention), chronic pain and fatty deposits. It can also be a root cause of chronic sinusitis; swollen glands, ankles and eyes; eczema; arthritis; upper respiratory, sinus and ear infections; throat problems; colds; tonsillitis; bronchitis and pneumonia. The lymphatic system has no pump (like the heart) to carry waste from the lymph glands out of the body. It relies on the relaxation and the contraction of the muscles and joints to move it. Bio-Electric Lymphatic Drainage (BELD) is an accelerated method of moving stagnant, sticky lymphatic fluid out of the body through natural channels.
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Physical Therapy For The Pediatric Population Written by: Erin Sullivan, DPT
Range of motion and flexibility differ from that of an adult so special considerations should be kept in mind when treating the pediatric population. When a child experiences an injury, treatment may vary considerably versus an adult, particularly in the event of growth plate involvement. These injuries, and the natural growth and development of a child, can significantly impact their ability to reach motor milestones. Growth spurts may also impact how and/or when they evolve their gross motor skills.
the plan of care. Your child may attend therapy sessions anywhere from once a week to three times per week depending on the outcome of your child’s evaluation. Treatment will be specific for each individual child and will be focused on age-appropriate, childdriven activities with integrated therapeutic play to address the child’s goals.
• Meeting Motor Milestones
Where can I find pediatric physical therapy?
Physical therapy is not just for adults; children can also benefit from treatment. How Can Physical Therapy Help My Child? • Orthopedics
Children may have difficulty reaching their motor milestones for a number of reasons. These milestones act as stepping stones for a child to progress towards more complex, functional activities. If children are delayed in reaching these milestones, they may also have difficulty participating in school-based, recreational, or age-specific activities.
• Sensory Processing
Children with autism spectrum disorder, or other conditions which impact sensory processing, can also benefit from skilled physical therapy services. A child’s perception of sensory input may impact their functional and gross motor ability as well as their behavior. These senses include sight, sound, smell, taste, touch, vestibular (balance), and what is known as proprioceptive or the perception of one’s own body, detected by the nervous system. It is possible that children may be over-sensitive or under-sensitive to sensory input, and it is important that their treatment be focused regarding their specific needs.
Pediatric physical therapy is available in a number of different settings. Children with developmental delays from infancy up to three years of age, in New Jersey, may be eligible for a federally funded program called Early Intervention. School-based physical therapy is also available in some cases and focuses on the child’s ability to access and participate in the school setting. Medical-model physical therapy is available in the hospital-based, home-based or outpatient setting, like All Care Physical Therapy Center. Medical-model physical therapy will address a child’s global needs, including the ability to participate in the home or community (due to injury or gross motor delays). Many children may benefit from physical therapy on an outpatient basis, in addition to receiving school-based therapy services. Parents are encouraged to discuss any concerns and treatment options with your child’s pediatrician or physician.
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Erin graduated from the Richard Stockton College of NJ with her Bachelors of Science in Biology in 2011 and her Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2013. Erin completed her clinical affiliations in a variety of settings, one of which was in our Toms River facility. In addition to her clinical rotation at All-Care, Erin completed affiliations in school-based pediatric, acute care, and hospital affiliated out-patient settings. Clinically, Erin works with post-surgical orthopedics, musculoskeletal injuries, adult neurological conditions (Parkinson’s disease, stroke, spinal cord injury, Guillan-Barre syndrome, and Multiple Sclerosis) as well as pediatric and genetic neurological conditions (Cerebral Palsy, seizure disorders, and muscular dystrophy). Erin is certified as a LSVT: Big Clinician. The LSVT: Big program is a unique treatment approach for patients’ with Parkinson’s focusing on big, large amplitude movements to promote independence. Erin also has clinical experience with patients with cardiopulmonary complications and other comorbidities. Erin’s treatment approach is very hands on with a focus on keeping her patients as involved as possible during their physical therapy experience and rehabilitation.
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The Top 7 Reasons to Establish a Special Needs Trust By Christine L. Matus, Esq.
Special needs trusts (SNTs) can play an important role in helping families plan for children with special needs. Here are some of the most compelling reasons to speak with your attorney about establishing an SNT. 1. Preserve public benefits while enhancing your child’s lifestyle. As adults, those with significant special needs obtain basic support from Supplemental Security Income (SSI), which also is the gateway to Medicaid and other critical programs. Since SSI covers only essential expenses, most parents want to supplement their child’s lifestyle. But because SSI imposes limits on income and assets, providing funds to the child directly can jeopardize benefits eligibility. Best solution: place funds in an SNT. The Social Security Administration (SSA) does not count assets in an SNT as income for determining benefits eligibility because the assets are owned by the trust rather than the child beneficiary. 2. Ensure assets will be used as intended. With an SNT, distribution of assets is directed by trust documents as well as SSA and IRS guidelines. By comparison, if you leave assets to an “able-bodied” child and ask that some of the funds be used for the sibling with special needs, the child may fail to honor your request, lose the assets to creditors, or die prematurely and leave the funds to his or her own children. 3. Allow others to contribute. If you establish the trust now, grandparents and others can make annual gifts to the SNT of up to $14,000 ($28,000 for a married couple) without triggering the gift tax or generation-skipping tax. Anyone interested in leaving their child money should be advised to direct bequests to the SNT.
4. Fund the SNT as you wish. SNTs can be funded with cash, securities or other resources. Often, a second-to-die life insurance policy offers the most affordable option, enabling a family to fund an SNT without depleting assets required for other household needs. If assets in an Individual Retirement Account (IRA) will represent a large portion of your estate, it’s important to speak with an attorney about the most tax-efficient way to transfer those assets to an SNT. 5. Identify appropriate distributions. If you establish and fund an SNT while your child is young, you can use the trust like a checking account to pay the child’s expenses. A future trustee can then refer to a record of these payments as a guide in determining necessary and appropriate distributions. 6. Maximize the benefits of a personal injury settlement. If your child wins a sizable settlement, having the payout (often a lump sum plus a structured settlement) directed to a self-settled SNT offers several benefits. Your child will still qualify for public benefits, can use settlement funds for nonessential expenses, and may enjoy the financial security of receiving regular payments for life. 7. Enhance matrimonial settlements. If your adult child who receives SSI and Medicaid divorces, having a self-settled SNT drafted through the divorce decree will allow any alimony or lump-sum payment from the child’s ex-spouse to be paid to the trust. With public benefits intact, it’s possible your child may need less from the ex-spouse. That could help ease matrimonial negotiations while still providing your child with ample resources.
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Recipe Summer Quiche~ Compliments of Chef Steph
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Prepared pastry for 1 pie crust 1 medium onion, finely chopped 1 medium zucchini, thinly sliced 1/2 red bell pepper, finely chopped 3 roma tomatoes, sliced 2 T basil, frech, chopped 1 cup heavy whipping cream 4 egg yolks 1 dash of cayenne 8oz Colby-Jack cheese, shredded
Preheat oven to 375°. If not using a pie shell, lightly grease a 8 inch square foil pan and set aside. Saute all the vegetables, except for the tomato. Stir in the basil and put the mixure into the crust. Top with tomatoes and cheese. In a small bowl, whisk together the egg yolks and heavy whipping cream, adding the dash of cayenne after they have been thoroughly mixed. Pour this mixture over the top of the pie shell contents and bake for 30-35 minutes or until a knife inserted in the center comes out clean.
Feel free to sub out any of the vegetables or add a protein based on what you like. Even the seasonings or cheese can be changed- the possibilities are endless!
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May Is Better Hearing Month Common signs of hearing loss in adults: • Buzzing or ringing in the ears • Failure to respond appropriately to spoken words • Muffled hearing • Constant frustration hearing speech and other sounds • Avoiding conversation • Social isolation • Depression f
isolation. You may not want to be with people as much, and when you are, you may not engage in conversation as much. These factors may contribute to dementia.” As you walk, your ears pick up subtle cues that help with balance. Hearing loss mutes these important signals, Lin notes. “It also makes your brain work harder just to process sound. This subconscious multitasking may interfere with some of the mental processing needed to walk safely.”
9 Medical Pro essionals Noise Exposure and Hearing Loss Risk! Most Hearing Loss and Other Thirty-six million Americans have hearing loss. Ear Infections in Communication ChildrenDisorders AndAreThe RoleOne of Ear Tubes Treatable in three developed their hearing loss as a
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inch). They are placed in the operating room with theHair assistance cells are small sensory cells that convert the an ear infection, is best to take yourconcern child to for your pediatrician RESEARCH SHOWS has Hearing loss is a itcommon health of an operating microscope. Ear tubes are known by sounds other names, we hear (sound energy) into electrical or other qualified medical personnel for assessment and treatment. people of all ages. It can adversely impact speech including PE tubes, ventilating tubes, signals that travel to the brain. Once damaged, our Many Causes, Early Symptoms Many children with recurrent ear infections get better without pressure equalizing tubes, and grommets. and language development, communication, and hair cells cannot grow back, causing permanent intervention. However, some children continue to have a buildup Everything from genes and noise exposure to Once in place, they usually last 6-18 learning children. In does adults, hearing of fluid in in their ears that not untreated resolve. Persistent fluid in the ears medications, head injuries and infections can play a hearing loss. months. They are designed to fall out on loss negatively impact social, academic andchild can role cancan result in a hearing loss. Hearing loss in a young affectin hearing loss.Children with tubes can swim If you would like more information or you their own. speech development. Persistent in the ears has also been linked vocational success and has alsofluid been linked to social and like before tubeisn’t placement. would like to schedule an appointment to to balancedepression, issues, poor and school performance, andofearlife. discomfort. Notbathe hearing well just isolation, reduced quality If your child continues to get recurrent infections, it may be
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• Lack of attention to sound towhat see the you otolaryngologist until otolaryngologists are specialists in the treatment of ears and ear risks.continue Here’s need tochild know. the tubes have fallen out and your is infections. At your initial visit, a history will be obtained and your (birth to one year) www.OceanENTFacialPlastics.com Hearing loss is frustrating for those who have it child will examined.when Depending on the findings of the exam, your no longer getting ear infections. • Does notberespond his/her name and for their loved ones. But recent research from is called (seven months to one year) Johns Hopkins reveals that it also is linked with Visit www.OceanENTFacialPlastics.com • Failure to follow simple directions walking problems, falls and even dementia. In a (one to two years) study that tracked 639 adults for nearly 12 years, • Delays in speech/language development Christina Gillespie, MD, Ocean Otolaryngology Johns Hopkins expert Frank Lin, M.D., Ph.D., and (birth to three years) Dr. Christina Gillespie is a board certified Otolaryngoloigist has been practice in Toms since 2013. his colleagueswho found that inmild hearing lossRiver doubled She completed herears internship and residency in Otolaryngology at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. Before • Pulling/scratching at his/her dementia risk. Moderate loss tripled andCenter in El movingacademically, to Toms River, she served as Chief of Otolaryngology at William Beaumont Armyrisk, Medical • Difficulty achieving people with a severesees hearing impairment Paso, Texas for eight years. At Ocean Otolaryngology, Dr. Gillespie patients, at the Tomswere Riverfive and Whiting especially in reading and math locations, of all ages with a variety of medical problems. specialties includedementia. pediatric otolaryngology, sinus times moreHer likely to develop Christina Stephen Kupferberg, and surgery for sleep apnea. She also treats common medical conditions such as hearing loss, tinnitus, Bruce W. Peters, • Social isolationsurgery, and feeling unhappy DO, FACS Gillespie, MD MD, FACS The Links Between Hearing and Health hoarseness and chronic cough. In addition, Dr. Gillespie is also involved in the American Academy of Otolaryngology. She currently in school serves on multiple committees which include the Board of Governors and Governance, committee Stephen Kupferberg, MD, FACS Bruce W. Peters, DO, FACS “Brain scans showMedia us that hearingand lossEducation may committee. • Persistent earresides discomfort afterCounty exposure Dr. Gillespie in Monmouth with her husbandcontribute and daughter.toShe enjoysrate spending time with as they a faster of atrophy inher thefamily brain,” toexplore loudthe noise Jersey Shore. She is also an avid tennis player. Lin says. “Hearing loss also contributes to social
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Sizzling Summer Style!
During the upcoming hot summer months, comfort is always key. We can help you stay cool and comfortable while embracing the latest looks and styles. The summer season is all about vacations, graduations and parties galore – now you just need to find something to wear! While capri pants remain popular, this year you’ll also find lots of ankle jeans with fancy hems. You can dress these pants up or down with our huge selection of summer-weight tops, including tunics, jackets, capes, blouses and more. If you are shopping for dressy or formal wear, take advantage of our 30-plus years of expertise dressing women of all shapes and sizes. We specialize in Mother-of-the-Bride and Mother-of-the-Groom attire and will help you find the right cut, color and style to make you look and feel your very best. We also have an in-house seamstress who can tailor your purchases to fit you beautifully! When shopping at Lynne’s Fashion Boutique, remember that we receive new items on a regular basis, ensuring you will always find something different during each shopping trip. We carry designers that you will not find in department stores, so be sure to shop early and often for the best selection! Visit our website at www.lynnesfashionboutique.com to sign up for our informative newsletter and be sure to check out our Facebook page for special pop-up sales!
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Lynne Goldberg, Owner of Lynne’s Fashion Boutique, has been in the women’s retail clothing business since 1989, and her boutique has evolved and changed along with the times. Specializing in Mother of the Bride or Groom attire, she also carries a wide selection of casual readyto-wear and accessories that will allow you to dress well and feel comfortable-for everyday or any occasion.
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Hats Off To The Graduate! Whether you are celebrating a graduation from high school, college or receiving any type of diploma, we have a sweet treat that will suit your graduation occasion! Celebrate your momentous day with one of our custom cakes. We have many options, from school pride to major-specific to a unique option, we can create a cake that celebrate your graduate!
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Show Your Smile This Summer Christine Ally, DDS, FICOI Fellow, International Congress of Oral Implantologists Member, Academy of General Dentistry Member, American Academy of Implant Dentistry Member, American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine Member, American Academy of Craniofacial Pain
Unfortunately, not everyone shows the confidence and beauty that is within because of personal insecurities about their appearance. We see it all the time at Shore Premier Dental Arts. People stick to “soft smiling” because of discolored teeth, a chipped tooth or one that is awkwardly turned out, a gummy smile or missing teeth. With the slightest cosmetic change, they radiate confidence and can’t seem to stop smiling! We want the same for you, too! That’s why today, we’re talking about how we can help you fall in love with your smile and show off a radiant one this Summer. As unfair as it sounds, everyone knows that appearance matters. You deserve to like what you see in the mirror, so there’s nothing wrong with pursuing cosmetic dentistry to make that happen! Believe it or not, cosmetic dentistry isn’t an exercise in vanity. Of course, it’s meant to make your teeth and gums look better, but when you think about it, improving the way your smile looks is no different than improving any other aspect of your appearance. For example, you might start dieting and exercising because you want to lose a few, but you also do it because you know you’ll feel better and healthier, too. Cosmetic dentistry works in the same way! Repairing and restoring unhealthy teeth and gums will improve your oral health while also boosting your confidence.
Don’t think of cosmetic dentistry as some sort of vain, selfish pursuit. It’s a path to being healthier, feeling good about how you look, and having the confidence to live the life you’ve always wanted to!
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In our state-of-the-art dental office, we offer treatments as simple as teeth whitening to brighten a smile and restore discolored teeth to their natural shade and luster. We use a sensitivityfree system to ensure our patients total comfort during and after the treatment. We offer more advanced services for complete smile makeovers which include implants, cosmetic bonding, porcelain veneers, porcelain crowns and bridges, and Invisalign. Every patient presents with a unique set of concerns and we promise to provide you with only the best possible options and care.
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What you Need To Know About Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Written by Eric Sauer, R. Ph. NMD. DHPh For over twenty years I’ve educated women and men (as well as physicians) on the importance of balancing hormones. Unlike synthetic hormones, which are manufactured by pharmaceutical companies, Bio-Identical Hormones are special compounds that are only compounded by a compounding pharmacy, and are “yam-based” hormones which can be taken for a lifetime with “NO” side effects. 1. What is Natural Hormone Replacement or Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement? Natural Hormone Replacement Therapy (NHRT) is an attempt to ‘replace’ some of the normal hormones in your body that have declined as a result of peri-menopause or surgical menopause. One of the differences between the natural vs. synthetic hormones is that the natural hormones are “bio-identical,” meaning they are exactly the same as what your body makes. In fact, if you looked under a microscope at the chemical structure, you could not tell the difference between the Bio-Identical Hormones and the body’s hormones.
4. How do you determine which hormones and how much is necessary? Various methods can be used to measure levels of hormones, everything from blood to saliva. Saliva testing is 98% accurate while blood testing is only 2% accurate. All blood testing measures is the NON ACTIVE FORM, which makes it less accurate to dose the patient correctly. The saliva test is both BIO-ACTIVE and is measured on a cellular level, which clearly makes a significant difference, making it more accurate to treat the patient and dose correctly. Twenty thousand physicians prefer saliva over blood when it comes to measuring hormone levels in the body. 5. Why Do We Need Bio- Identical Hormones? As teenagers for PMS symptoms, since there are over 400 symptoms I won’t name them all. Teenagers with cramps, mood swings, foggy brain, hair loss and irregular periods. I’ve had girls at ages 14 and up taking progesterone lozenges without any side effects. Birth control pills lead to breast cancer in women. Menopause women or those who have had a hysterectomy really need hormones naturally. Natural Hormone Replacement helps adult females get rid of hot flashes and all other menopause symptoms such as vaginal dryness. It also helps with osteoporosis, bladder control, hair loss, anxiety attacks, dementia, Alzheimers, dry eye syndrome, Sjorgens, depression and helps elevated cholesterol and LDL levels.
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2. Where do the Bio-Identical Hormones come from? Bio-Identical Hormones are just that—they are natural and bio-identical to a person’s body. They are made from plant sources. The source of the estrogen and progesterone can be obtained from either soy or yams. I only compound yam-based hormones. 3. Which hormones are in need of replacement? That all depends on the individual. Most commonly, women experiencing a decline in hormone levels may require some type of estrogen as well as progesterone. Some patients also take testosterone, DHEA and other hormones.
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Women and Cancer…Part l What You Need To Know The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Office of Women’s Health is coordinating a week-long observance celebrated nationwide as Women’s Health Awareness Week. The aim is to empower women to improve their physical and mental health. THERE ARE A FEW IMPORTANT STEPS WOMEN MUST TAKE IN THE ROAD TO HEALTH:
• Visit a health care professional regularly for check-ups and preventive screenings. • Get active. • Eat healthy. • Pay attention to mental health, which includes getting enough sleep and managing stress. • Avoid unhealthy behavior. One of the major diseases affecting women is cancer, which kills more than a quarter million women every year in the U.S. But that number could be reduced through early diagnosis and appropriate treatment. Some cancers affect both men and women while others are unique to women. They include breast cancer[note that breast cancer is NOT unique to women, men get it too] (the most common in the U.S.) as well as cancer of the ovaries, cervix, uterus and external genitalia. That is the group we will focus on here.
Cervical Cancer
Cervical cancer is the third most common cancer among women worldwide. More than 85% occur in developing countries, but it is also among the top ten causes of cancer deaths among women in the U.S. Over 95% of cases are linked to a sexually transmitted virus called HPV (human papilloma virus). Risk factors include early and promiscuous sexual activity, smoking, prolonged use of birth control pills, STDs, and immunosuppression. In its early stages, this disease can be asymptomatic. Symptoms in later stages include bloody vaginal discharge, pain, and abnormal vaginal bleeding (in between regular menstrual cycles, post-coital, and post-menopausal).
for PAP testing afterwards; if done for cancer, or if cervix is left behind, screening should be continued.
HPV Vaccination
Another good piece of news is that there are two very effective vaccines – Gardasil and Cervarix – that will prevent those cases of cervical cancer that are linked to HPV. The vaccine is given to females between the ages of 9 and 26 years, and to males between 9 and 21. It’s given in three doses, ideally before the person has become sexually active. Please note: vaccinated women still need screening! Side effects include mild redness, tenderness and swelling at the injection site, as well as an increased risk of blood clots, but no long-term side effects have been reported. Stay tuned for part-two of this two-part series in the July/August issue. Next issue we will discuss cancer of the uterus.
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The good news is that screening and early detection can prevent deaths from cervical cancer. Both cervical cancer and pre-cancerous lesions can be detected by doing PAP smears. Women should start routine PAP tests at 21 years of age. Between the ages of 21 and 29, they should have the test every two years; between 30 and 65, every five years; and over 65, they may discontinue screening if they have had: • Three negative pap tests in a row; • Regular pap tests; • No abnormal pap tests in 10 years. If a total hysterectomy is performed for benign reasons, there’s no need
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Bloating And Medical Gas And What You Can Do About It Professionals 22 Bloating And Gas And What You Can Do About It Dr. Glazier was selected as one of Abdominal distention and bloating are thought to be due to too much gas and are some of the most common gastrointestinal complaints. These symptoms can be eliminated with the help of your gastroenterologist.
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anddoare some of thevegetables most common gastrointestinal complaints. These Q: gas How salads and cause gas? symptoms can be eliminated with the help of your gastroenterologist. A: There are bacteria in the gastrointestinal tract that
convert foods such as salad, broccoli, and beans into Q: How do salads and vegetables cause gas? gas. Small intestinal bacterial overgrowth occurs when A: There are bacteria in the gastrointestinal tract that too many bacteria form in the small intestine and can convert foods suchabdominal as salad, broccoli, and diarrhea beans into cause gas, bloating, discomfort, gas. Small intestinal bacterial overgrowth occurs when and anemia. It can be caused by slow motility of the Kenneth Glazier, MD too many bacteria form in the small intestine and can intestine that can occur in normal aging, diabetes and cause gas, bloating, abdominal discomfort, diarrhea scleroderma. Other causes include decreased stomach andfrom anemia. It can besuch caused by slow motility of the acid medications as omeprazole or gastric Kenneth Glazier, MD intestine that can occur in normal aging, diabetes surgery, NSAID use, Crohn’s disease, pancreatitis, and scleroderma. Otherbowel causesand include cirrhosis, celiac disease, diverticulosis of the small prior decreased surgeries. stomach Bacterial acid from medications such asinomeprazole gastric surgery, NSAID use,isCrohn’s overgrowth can be diagnosed our office or with a simple breath test and treated with disease, pancreatitis, cirrhosis, celiac disease, diverticulosis of the small bowel and prior antibiotics.
surgeries. Bacterial overgrowth can be diagnosed in our office with a simple breath test Q: I never hadwith a problem with milk when I was younger but now it gives me and is treated antibiotics.
gas, how is that possible? Q: I never had a problem with milkproducts when I such was younger but now it gives me gas, is thatbypossible? A: Lactose is present in most dairy as milk, cheese and ice cream and ishow digested an enzyme A: Lactose is present in most dairy productscan such as milk, cheese and ice creamThe andenzyme is digested anbe enzyme in the lining of the intestine. This enzyme sometimes be missing at birth. canby also lost in theinlining of the intestine. This enzymefrom can sometimes be celiac missing at birth. The enzyme also be lost later life due to injury of the intestine an infection, disease, alcoholism, andcan Crohn’s disease. later life due to the injury of thesimply intestine from anwith infection, disease, alcoholism, and Crohn’s affects disease. Moreincommonly, enzyme disappears aging.celiac This late-onset lactose malabsorption More the enzyme simply withand aging. lactoseofmalabsorption peoplecommonly, more depending on their racedisappears and ethnicity can This affectlate-onset close to 100% Asians in the affects U.S., 80% people more depending on70% theirofrace and ethnicity andofcan affectintolerance close to 100% of Asians in thecramps, U.S., 80% of African Americans and Italians. Symptoms lactose include abdominal of African Americans 70% and/or of Italians. Symptoms of lactose intolerance abdominal cramps, distention, flatulence,and diarrhea vomiting. Lactose intolerance is also include diagnosed with a simple breath distention, diarrhea and/or vomiting. Lactose intolerance is also diagnosed with a simple breath test offered flatulence, in the office. test offered in the office.
“I have nothing but the best to say about Dr. Glazier and his staff. They are very attentive, knowledgeable, PATIENT TESTIMONIALS caring, and very pleasant. I recommend “I have nothingDr. butGlazier the besttotoanyone say about Dr.asks!” Glazier who and his staff. They are very attentive, knowledgeable, ~ Sandra, 50, Lanoka Harbor caring, and very pleasant. I recommend Dr. Glazier to anyone who asks!” “I have been a patient for many years. ~ Sandra, 50, Lanoka Harbor
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“First of all, I want to thank Dr. Glazier and his staff for “First I want to thank Dr. Glazier and his staff for taking careofofall,me during my colonoscopy procedure. of mewhen duringexplaining my colonoscopy procedure. Hetaking is verycare precise the procedure He is very precise when all explaining and very kind. I would give them 10 starsthe forprocedure the job and very kind. I would give them all 10 stars for the well done. And, of course, I will recommend job well done. And, of course,and I will recommend Dr. Glazier to my family, friends neighbors.” Dr. Glazier to my family, friends and neighbors.” ~ Patricia, 62, Toms River ~ Patricia, 62, Toms River
Q: Yogurt makes me distended, does that mean I am lactose intolerant? Q: Yogurt meyogurt distended, thatstore mean I am A: No. Themakes cultured at thedoes grocery does notlactose containintolerant? lactose. More likely you are having
A: No. The cultured thebottom grocerypart storeofdoes not contain lactose. More likely you are having trouble troubledigesting the yogurt fruit onatthe the yogurt, which contains fructose. Fructose is a sugar digesting the fruitsoda, on the bottomsauce, part of the yogurt, which contains fructose.yogurts, Fructose is a sugar found in found in candy, barbecue ketchup, jellies, fruit-on-the-bottom apples, mangos, watermelon, canned fruit, cornjellies, syrup fruit-on-the-bottom and many other foodyogurts, products. Fructose can watermelon, be malabsorbed candy, soda, barbecue sauce,honey, ketchup, apples, mangos, by the intestine and produce symptoms ofother gas and bloating. Fructose intolerance can also be by diagnosed by canned fruit, honey, corn syrup and many food products. Fructose can be malabsorbed the intestine a simple breath test in our office. and produce symptoms of gas and bloating. Fructose intolerance can also be diagnosed by a simple breath test in our office.
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Q: Is there a diet for bloating? A: My first approach to have patients write a diet/symptom diary of what they eat and how they feel. Q: Is there a diet for isbloating?
This beapproach used to pinpoint foodswrite are causing bloating diary and eliminate thoseeatfoods the diet A: Mycan first is to havewhat patients a diet/symptom of what they and from how they feel.rather than can making drastic dietary changes. These also help whichthose breath tests to start with.rather This be used to pinpoint what foods are results causingcan bloating andguide eliminate foods from the diet An alternative is to follow low FODMAP diet.can This diet triesguide to eliminate foodstests thatto can commonly than making drastic dietarythe changes. These results also help which breath start with. cause bloating.isFODMAP stands Fermentable include An alternative to follow the low for FODMAP diet. Oligo-Di-Monosaccarides This diet tries to eliminate and foodsPolyols. that canThese commonly fructose, lactose,FODMAP sweeteners, beans, onion, Oligo-Di-Monosaccarides garlic, lentils, and some fruits. This elimination diet is cause bloating. stands forwheat, Fermentable and Polyols. These include usually followed for 6 weeks. After this, high FODMAP foods are added one at a time to see if foods fructose, lactose, sweeteners, beans, wheat, onion, garlic, lentils, and some fruits. This elimination diet is trigger symptoms. usually followed for 6 weeks. After this, high FODMAP foods are added one at a time to see if foods trigger symptoms. Q: How do breath tests work?
A: Bacterial overgrowth lactose and fructose malabsorption can be detected using a hydrogen breath Q: How do breath tests and work? detector. Patients either drink a canand of soda for fructose intolerance or detected a glass ofusing wholea milk for lactose A: Bacterial overgrowth and lactose fructose malabsorption can be hydrogen breath intolerance at home. Three hours later patients come to the office and blow into the machine which detector. Patients either drink a can of soda for fructose intolerance or a glass of whole milk foronce, lactose takes a few seconds. For the bacterial overgrowth test, patients drink something one hour before coming intolerance at home. Three hours later patients come to the office and blow into the machine once, which to the office and have to blow into the machine every 20 minutes until the test is positive. This can take from takes a few seconds. For the bacterial overgrowth test, patients drink something one hour before coming to one hour up to three hours. Our practice has an entire office dedicated to breath testing at least one the office and have to blow into the machine every 20 minutes until the test is positive. This can take from morning a week. one hour up to three hours. Our practice has an entire office dedicated to breath testing at least one morning a week.
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Ever get chills listening to a particularly moving piece of music? You can thank the salience network of the brain for that emotional moment. Surprisingly, this region also remains an island of remembrance that is spared from the ravages of Alzheimer’s disease. Researchers at the University of Utah are looking to this region of the brain to develop music-based treatments to help alleviate anxiety in patients with dementia. Recently, music has been found to help patients with dementia and Alzheimer’s recall memories and emotions and promote enhanced mental performances. Here are five reasons why researchers believe that music boosts brain activity:
1. Music can evoke emotion in even the most advanced of patients with Alzheimer’s. Neurologist Oliver Sacks says, “Music evokes
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2. Musical aptitude and appreciation are two of the last remaining abilities in patients with dementia. Because these two abilities remain
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ANS’ Dr. Paul Saphier Leads NJ Arm of Global Clinical Trial to Improve the Standard of Care for Brain Bleeds ANS challenges status quo with adoption of new minimally invasive technology to treat patients with hemorrhagic strokes Every year in the U.S., approximately 120,000 people experience hemorrhagic strokes – commonly referred to as brain bleeds. Only 50 percent survive. Of those who do, two-thirds are left with lasting physical or cognitive deficits. Despite these statistics, the majority of neurosurgeons continue to follow the status quo for treatment. Dr. Paul Saphier, a board-certified neurosurgeon and stroke specialist at Atlantic NeuroSurgical Specialists (ANS) with locations throughout New Jersey, is helping spearhead an effort to advance what the medical community considers the best medical treatment for hemorrhagic strokes … and improve outcomes for patients. “We owe it to patients – and to ourselves as medical professionals – to do better,” says Dr. Saphier. Dr. Saphier is the Lead Principal Investigator in New Jersey for a global clinical trial – coined the MIND (Minimally Invasive Neuro Evacuation Device) Trial – whose objective is to compare the efficacy of new Artemis technology with the current standard of care for removing large, historically lethal brain bleeds.
This is why… ANS’ Dr. Paul Saphier, pictured here with the Artemis Neuro Evacuation Device, explains how the minimally invasive ‘S.E.E.I.N.G’ technique may be able to improve outcomes for brain bleed patients.
ANS is the only neurosurgical practice in the state selected to participate in the study. Today, standard practice entails addressing the underlying cause of the bleeding, such as controlling high blood pressure, to stabilize the patient.
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“That’s typically where the care ends,” adds Dr. Saphier. “Over the past 50 or 60 years, neurosurgeons have not operated on intracranial hemorrhages because research hasn’t supported the case for doing so. However, we will continue to see high mortality and disability rates if we don’t take steps forward to strategically study new surgical therapies that could ultimately save and improve lives.” Using sophisticated imaging and technology, the Artemis device facilitates S.E.E.I.N.G. (short for Surgical Endoscopic Evacuation of Intracranial Hemorrhage with Neuro-navigational Guidance), a procedure whereby surgeons evacuate large brain hemorrhages through very small incisions in the skull. This allows effective treatment of the most dangerous brain hemorrhages without exposing patients to the risks of an open surgical procedure. Dr. Saphier and his colleagues at ANS have used Artemis technology on approximately 100 patients since its approval by the FDA. While Dr. Saphier cautions the treatment is not suited for all brain bleed patients, he says many of the outcomes he has seen have been promising. “There have been several cases where, using Artemis, I successfully removed brain bleeds from patients in near-fatal conditions and saw them recover 100 percent,” he notes. “We are hopeful the clinical trial will reinforce cases like these. By gathering data and examining real-life results of surgically sound, progressive treatment options, we will lead the way toward raising the bar for patient outcomes and saving more lives.” For more information about this new, minimally invasive treatment option for brain bleeds and to inquire if you, a loved one or a patient is a possible candidate for the MIND clinical trial, call 833-SEEING1 (833-733-4641). Atlantic NeuroSurgical Specialists (ANS) is New Jersey’s largest neuro-surgical practice and one of the most advanced in the country. For more information, visit ansdocs.com. MCW/OCW Brain Font Treatment #460_r5.indd 1
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What is fecal incontinence?
Fecal incontinence, or bowel incontinence, is the inability to control bowel movements, causing the involuntary passage of stool. Symptoms of this often embarrassing disorder range from occasionally leaking small amounts of stool and passing gas, to completely losing control of bowel movements. Classified as a pelvic floor disorder (PFD), fecal incontinence occurs when muscles in the pelvic area cannot support the organs in the pelvis. These organs include the bladder, uterus (women), prostate (men), and rectum.
doctor may recommend diet modification and adjusting nutritional supplements taken. If nerve or muscle damage is the cause of the fecal incontinence, the physician may recommend exercises and similar therapies to improve function and strength. These exercises include bowel training and biofeedback. Biofeedback is a technique taught by specially trained physiotherapists that can increase anal muscle strength, allowing patients to learn to relax or contract pelvic floor muscles. Medication sometimes helps patients with fecal incontinence. When appropriate, these may be prescribed by your physician.
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her patients, but she performs a majority of her colorectal cancer surgeries using Is surgery required to treat fecal incontinence? Whatcancer causes fecal incontinence PFD? laparoscopic surgery. Laparoscopic colorectal surgery is a minimally invasive Colorectal is the second most common cancer in and the United States among Those who continue experience incontinence surgery in which small incisions are made totoperform major fecal surgery. This allows that continues even with The controls the140,000 muscles of the pelvicand floor through both men andbrain women. It affects people annually causes 50,000the nerves. medical treatment may benefit from surgery to correct for shorter hospital stays, decreased incisional pain and earlier return to work and the problem. Several deaths. The average person has a one in 20 chance of developing colorectal cancer Medical conditions or injuries that impact the health of nerves (such as diabetes, other activities. options exist, depending upon the underlying cause of the incontinence. In most in his/her lifetime. This risk is increased if there is a family history of colorectal Parkinson’s disease, stroke, back surgery, spinal stenosis, or childbirth) can result polyps or cancer, and is even higher still in those patients with a history of breast, cases, surgery options are minimally invasive, offering less pain, less scarring and in weakness or injury the pelvic resulting in fecal incontinence Can colorectal cancer be prevented? uterine or ovarian cancer, and of patients with a floor historymuscle, of extensive inflammatory recovery time.that Dr. Paonessa is Obtaining a fellowship-trained colorectal surgeon Colorectal one of the few cancers is preventable. a bowel disease such as ulcerative colitisare or Crohn’s Additionally, a person’s and PFD. Those with PFD unable colitis. to control the muscles in the pelvic floorcancer isshorter who is trained and has a special interest in treating patients with PFD and fecal screening colonoscopy at regular intervals is the single best way to prevent risk to for have developing colorectal cancer increases significantly with age. a bowel movement. People with PFD contract these muscles rather colorectal cancer. Your colorectal surgeon or specialist is able tothe review the with conservative measures incontinence. She always approaches problem than relax them, and because of this, they either can’t have a bowel movement guidelines for screening colonoscopy based upon your age, medical What causes colorectal cancer? to exploring surgical options, if andhistory when necessary. they have incomplete one.and PFD also includes and history.prior and family Although not definitively proven, studies published in the It is or generally agreedanthat nearly all colon rectal cancer beginsurinary in benignincontinence literature mention additional factors that may lower your risk of developing pelvic organ prolapse. fact, many polyps, peopleorsuffering with in fecal polyps, called adenomas. TheseInpre-malignant growths, occur the incontinence colorectal include eating a high-fiber, low-fat diet; maintaining a wallalso of theexperience colon and/or rectum incontinence. and may eventually increaseincontinence in size and become Testimonial urinary Urinary is a loss of bladdercancer and healthy weight; and engaging in regular, vigorous exercise. cancer, or medically speaking, carcinoma. This is known as the “adenomacontrol due to bladder muscles that are too weak or too strong. Symptoms range “My experience with Dr. Paonessa was exceptional. She made me feel so carcinoma sequence.” Several factors have been mentioned in the literature that comfortable and at ease. I’ve never met a doctor like her. For many years, I thought mild leaking wetting, and more common with mayfrom increase a person’s risktoforuncontrollable developing colorectal cancer andbecome include age, a diet I had hemorrhoids and out wasIcompletely After being diagnosed with highage. in fatPelvic and cholesterol, an inactive/sedentary lifestyle, obesity, organ prolapse is a condition in which thesmoking uterus,and bladder“After and bowel I had my colonoscopy and found had colon uncomfortable. cancer, my environmental exposures. primary physician recommended I see Dr. Paonessa. Not only is she a prolapsed rectum, I met with Dr. Paonessa. She immediately put me at ease and may “drop” onto the vagina and cause a bulge through the vaginal canal. Also
an excellent I would recommend Paonessa to anyone and rectum surgery and now I explained everything. Dr. Dr. Paonessa performed prolapsed common is a disorder in which the rectum becomes “stretched out” and slips outsurgeon, everyone.” feel wonderful. I feel like I came out as a better person.” - Natalie H. of the anus. Thisand is early called rectaldoprolapse. It is thatornearly one-third of Unfortunately, polyps cancers not produce anyestimated physical signs - Josephine B. all U.S. women are affected by one of these types of pelvic floor disorders in their symptoms. Therefore, symptoms usually indicate late or advanced disease. The mostlifetime. common symptoms of colorectal cancer are rectal bleeding and changes in “I credit Dr. Paonessa for saving my life. Her thoroughness and attention What are the symptoms of colorectal cancer?
bowel habits such as constipation or diarrhea. These symptoms are common in How fecalof incontinence diagnosed? to detail made the difference for my recovery. I’vemoving never met We are toaadoctor newlike location many other is disorders the gastrointestinal tract so it is very important to have Physicians willshould beginyou theexperience exam bythem. askingNOT about a careful attentive and caring. in June 2019! Just 3 miles south of our current a thorough examination ALLsymptoms, RECTAL taking her-so BLEEDING IS DUE TO HEMORRHOIDS. It is very to - Patricia E. history and performing a visual inspection of important the anus for andpatients perineum. A physical location at 603 Higgins Ave, Brielle, NJ 08730. remember this and seek if they are experiencing bleeding.the Other examination will evaluation determine the patient’s abilityrectal to control pelvic floor All contact information will remain the same. symptoms, such as abdominal pain and weight loss, are usually late symptoms and The physician will checkdisease. for nerve damage, muscle spasms or muscle quitemuscles. possibly indicate advanced/extensive
weakness. Additionally, the physician may request or perform any number of
How is colorectal cancer diagnosed? medical tests available, including blood work, X-rays and ultrasounds, to uncover Evaluation of colorectal is first begun with a complete history and physical the cause of fecalcancer incontinence. exam, including a digital rectal exam and possibly testing the stool for blood. A Who isis at riskdefinitive for developing fecal incontinence? colonoscopy the most test used to diagnose colorectal cancer. A Although men and at risk of developing and colonoscopy is performed by a women colorectalare surgeon or other specialist infecal orderincontinence to get aPFD, direct pelvic visualization of the inside of the colon and rectum. A colonoscopy floor disorders occur more frequently in women than men. Nearly is a safe, painless, outpatient procedure performed under a light sedation. Based one in 10 women older than the age of 40 has fecal incontinence, possibly as a upon the findings on colonoscopy, your colorectal surgeon or other specialist may complication of childbirth. Other factors beingand over the age of 55, recommend other testing such as blood work,risk a CT scan ofinclude the abdomen overweight, pelvis, pelvic MRI postmenopausal, and/or ultrasound. having a past pelvic surgery, nerve damage or a
connective tissue disorder.
Colon and ReCtal SuRgeRy How is fecal incontinence treated? Nearly all cases of colorectal cancer require surgery. Radiation and chemotherapy Board Certified in General Surgery and Proctology Fecal incontinence can to besurgery. treatedIfinthea number of non-invasive ways. are sometimes required in addition cancer is diagnosed and treated in the earliest stages, approximately 80-90% of patientsphysical are restored to Treatment usually combines self-care, medicines, therapy and home • laparaoscopic surgery • anorectal surgery theirexercise. normal health. The cure rate decreases 50% or the cancer Treatment depends on thetocause ofless thewhen problem youishave and what • abdominal/pelvic surgery • pelvic floor disorders diagnosed in the later/advanced stages. Less than 5% of all colorectal cancer Board Certified in proctology General Surgery and Proctology best fits your lifestyle. Dietary changes often reduce the occurrence of fecal • fecal incontinence • office patients require a colostomy or “bag,” thanks to modern technology. Dr. Paonessa incontinence. stool consistency is affected byinwhat youpractice. eat and drink, your • endoanal/rectal ultrasound anorectal manometry/ • laparoscopic•surgery • pelvic floor disorders prides herself in beingAs able to maintain this standard of care her own Not only is she able to minimize the number of colostomies/“bags” created for physiology • abdominal/pelvic surgery • office proctology How is colorectal cancer treated?
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Senior Vice President, Financial Advisor Email: GBrana@fcmadvisor.com Tel: 732-546-9315 Freedom Capital Management 295 State Route 34 Colts Neck, NJ 07722 Web: FCMADVISOR.COM
Geeta K. Brana provides comprehensive wealth management and asset management advisory services to women in transition. Geeta has over twenty years of experience in international capital markets. Her career started in London in 1995 with Lloyds Capital Markets, where she trained in all aspects of international finance and credit analysis. She joined Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation in 2000, where she gained extensive experience in structuring and trading debt packages for multinational corporations throughout the United Kingdom, Eastern Europe, U.S. and Japan. In 2003, Geeta began her career in the U.S. with Smith Barney’s Wealth Management Division (Citigroup), turning her extensive knowledge to helping individuals. In a primarily male-dominated environment, she was able to build a successful wealth management practice in Washington, DC and later New York City, working with high net worth individuals and institutions. After a career break while her children were young, Geeta has returned to wealth management through Freedom Capital Management (FCM), a boutique independent advisory firm with deep roots in Colts Neck, New Jersey. Geeta is also the founding member of WHEEL (Women Helping Educate & Elevate Life). Currently, the focus of Geeta’s practice is on “Women In Transition,” assisting women in all phases of their lives. Securities and investment advisory services offered through Royal Alliance Associates, Inc. (RAA), member FINRA/SIPC. RAA is separately owned and other entities and/or marketing names, products or services referenced here are independent of RAA. RAA does not provide tax or legal advice.
Bettina Munson, Esq. Lomurro Law 4 Paragon Way Suite 100 Freehold, NJ 07728 732-414-0300
An equity partner in the Family Law Department of Lomurro, Munson, Comer, Brown & Schottland, Tina has more than 25 years of experience in matrimonial cases. She successfully litigated the first U.S. case in which a non-biological mother in a same-sex (domestic) partnership was awarded shared custody. She has extensive appellate experience and has published cases in both family law and civil litigation. Tina has developed an impressive track record litigating relocation cases throughout the state of New Jersey—and was instrumental in Lomurro Law winning the seminal case Baures vs. Lewis. She is a strong proponent of mediation and collaboration. In 2003, Tina was designated a Certified Matrimonial Law Attorney by the Supreme Court of New Jersey—a designation limited to those attorneys with significant involvement in trial matters in Superior Court; an unblemished reputation as attested to by judges and attorneys; and substantial knowledge and continuing legal education demonstrated by passing a special written examination on trial practice. Appointed to the New Jersey Supreme Court Committee on Domestic Violence in May 2008, Tina also serves as co-chair of the Family Law section of NJAJ and co-chair of the Boardwalk Seminars. She serves on the Family Law Committee of the Monmouth Bar Association. Tina was also active in local politics for many years. She was a member of the West Long Branch Democratic Committee from 2001-2008 and was elected as a Councilwoman in 2004. She has been past President of the Brookdale Foundation Board of Trustees. She also serves on the Board of Trustees for The First Tee and Board of Trustees for Deal Golf and Country Club (2015-2018).
Ann Mehl
Ann Mehl began her career at Anderson Consulting before becoming an associate at Citigroup Asset Management, covering institutional sales in the Middle East. Later, as one of the top-ranked executive recruiters in New York, Ann got her first taste for coaching, which she has been doing ever since. Ann is a highly seasoned executive coach with a loyal following in New York, where she is known as one of the “go-to” coaches for CEOs in tech startup companies. She has logged over 5,000 hours of one-on-one coaching, and completed training and certification in the following modalities: Non-Violent Communication, The Herrmann Brain Dominance Instrument, The Immunity to Change Model, Tilt 365. She is also a Martha Beck trained coach, a Relational Life Therapist, and a Corporate Athlete through the Human Performance Institute. Ann is retained by clients to work with their senior executives on a variety of issues including communication, leadership training and conflict resolution. She brings a wealth of real-world experience from her own life in addition to her training as an executive coach. She is the real deal, easily making friendships with clients lasting well beyond their engagements. Ann has developed workshops and leadership training for hundreds of companies all over the world. She is a graduate of Boston College, where she is a founding member of the non-profit group 4 Boston. Having completed over 50 marathons worldwide, Ann is now a volunteer for Girls on the Run, a transformational learning program for girls ages 8 to 14. Ann is an accomplished speaker and writer, and has given keynote presentations as well as one well-received TEDx talk in the Netherlands. Ann is the author of a book, “Painting with Scissors”, How To Use the Tools You Have to Make Your Life & Work a Masterpiece.
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Executive & Business Coaching Address: 928 Broadway, Suite 1002, NY, NY 10010 Phone: 917-355-0956 Email: ann.mehl@gmail.com Web: www.annmehl.com
Founder, Health Collaboratory CEO, CANCER101 Executive Director, Society for Participatory Medicine 222 Broadway, 19th floor New York, NY 10038 646-638-2202 Sarah Krüg is the CEO of CANCER101, a patient advocacy organization whose mission is to help patients and caregivers navigate the cancer journey and partner with their healthcare team to make informed decisions. Sarah is also the founder of the Health Collaboratory, a global innovations hub that paves the path for participatory co-design and collaboration in healthcare, and is focused on amplifying the voice of the patient and caregiver in the design, development and continuous improvement of innovations. Through the Patient Shark Tank®, over 17,000 patients and caregivers across disease states have evaluated over 800 innovations across the globe, including research, technology, and education. In addition, The Health Collaboratory has implemented participatory co-design with patients and caregivers to launch innovations such as Prescription to Learn. She is the Executive Director and Past President of the Society for Participatory Medicine, a patient/ clinician member-driven organization whose mission is to enable collaborative partnerships between patients and healthcare professionals. Sarah serves on the board of the National Organization for Rare Disorders and is Research Chair of the Cancer Education Network. She previously held the position of Global Education Director in the Medical Education Group at Pfizer, as well as patient advocacy relations. She also established the Global Investigator Initiated Research Program at Pfizer. Prior to joining Pfizer, Sarah spearheaded the development of the Pediatric Disease Management clinical pathways and conducted clinical research at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center.
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Angela R Jones, MD, FACOG
Founding Director Stephy’s Place 210 West Front Street, Ste 209 Red Bank, NJ 07701 732-614-1142 www.stephysplace.org info@StephysPlace.org On September 11, 2001, Sheila (Martello) DiOrio lost her husband Jim Martello in the North Tower of the World Trade Center. Inspired by those who guided her through her grief and pain, she founded Stephy’s Place in September of 2015, which she continues to spearhead as Executive Director today. Stephy’s Place is a support center for grief and loss located in Red Bank, New Jersey. The center’s impact is evident in the many she and her staff have helped and continue to help. She is an advocate for the process of healing and believes strongly in giving back. Sheila has achieved her certification in Death and Grief Studies while studying with worldrenowned grief counselor Dr Alan Wolfelt at the Center for Loss and Life Transition in Fort Collins, Colorado. Sheila is also a Master Coach in the process of Radical Forgiveness, which allows us to find peace in any situation. Every year Sheila DiOrio leads “A Mourning Walk—A Journey into the Light.” As she explains it, “I wanted to give everybody a place that every year they could come and remember their loved one, just like every year on Sept. 11 the world remembers our loved ones.” It is just another way that she continues to companion people through their grief journey. Supported by her husband Jim DiOrio, they are committed to impact—which has always been at the center of their relationship. Jim, a West Point graduate, is recently retired from the FBI and is the President and CEO of J3 Global, a security company that provides personalized solutions to handle every level of risk mitigation. Jim serves on the advisory board at Stephy’s Place and as a Director of the Johnny Mac Soldiers Fund, an organization that he founded in 2011 after the untimely combat death of his childhood friend and fellow West Point graduate Colonel John McHugh. Stephy’s Place currently provides 34 support groups to anyone who has lost a loved one for any reason. Sheila is the mother/stepmother of five children: Jen (and husband Matt Cipolla), Jimmy DiOrio, James and Thomas Martello, and Nick Preston. She resides in Rumson, New Jersey with her husband Jim DiOrio and their youngest, Nick. They are truly a proud and prospering blended family.
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Angela Jones, MD, FACOG, knew she wanted to be a physician from the age of four and would profess her passion for medicine to whoever would listen growing up in Columbus, Ohio. The daughter of a well-known pastor, Angela Jones is a “tiny, black, woman of color with a HUGE voice,” as she describes herself, while her patients might say she is a brilliant doctor and witty “giggle-starter” with wildly contagious energy! An award-winning and board-certified obstetrics and gynecology expert, Dr. Angela is also a wife and mother who has been featured on ABC, NBC, CBS, The Bump, Shape, Self, Care.com and more! Dr. Angela completed her residency at Christiana Care Health System, where she served as chief resident and earned multiple awards for clinical excellence. She received her undergraduate degree from Centre College in Danville, Kentucky and her medical degree at The Medical College of Ohio. In addition, Dr. Angela received certification to perform Da Vinci Robotics during her tenure at Barnabas Health System—and remains one of a handful of female, board-certified robotic surgeons in New Jersey. She currently works for Healthy Woman in Monmouth County, New Jersey. With the success of her Ask Dr. Angela podcast on iTunes, the Ask Dr. Angela blog, and the Ask Dr. Angela website, a book was a natural next step, providing Dr. Angela another means for her to pursue her passion of empowering women via education and best practice and standard of care medicine. Dr. Angela compiled a list of the questions her patients asked her on a daily basis and the answers she provided. Nothing remains uncovered in her new book.
Lori Markoff, M.Ed.
Founder Swipe Love Dating Services 917-301-7502 loriswipelove@gmail.com www.swipe-love.com Lori Markoff is the author of numerous essays about online dating, as well as the upcoming memoir 50 First Dates—My Busy Year Back in Dating. As a newly divorced woman, Lori found herself back in the dating world 20 years after her last first date, and found the rules had changed completely. She realized that other men and women must be having the same experiences and anxieties, and decided to use her newfound expertise to help others navigate this new, often confusing, world of love. Her passion for writing and people, combined with her love of a good old-fashioned love story, merged together to lead her to this endeavor. Lori strives to empower people to understand their uniqueness so they can appreciate their special qualities and what they have to offer, and in doing so, help people connect with the right partner. With a graduate degree from the University of Virginia, Lori has taken her experiences with dating, coaching, teaching, research and business, and parlayed them into educating people about the business of love. She hopes that by sharing her own personal experiences, both good and bad, she can alleviate the anxiety that comes with dating, and help lead her clients to their very own fairy tale endings.
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The Mindful Mom Revolution Email: dena@themindfulmomrevolution.com Facebook@themindfulmomrevolution Dena is a Mom, the founder of The Mindful Mom Revolution, Theta Healer™ and Speaker. Her mission is to empower women to do inner work on themselves to feel healed and whole by means of meditation and mindfulness. She is a leader of women who want to transform their journeys through Mind, Body, and Soul work. She has over 10 years of helping women and 5 years’ experience dedicated to solely working with Mothers to bring about positive change in their lives and, by proxy, the lives of their families.
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29 Medical Professionals Live Life Dry: Treating Urinary Incontinence bladder medication or adult diapers. frequency, or urgency. Unfortunately, many people dismiss such urinary symptoms to be a part of “getting older” and empty the bladder) are not a normal part of the aging process, can cause embarrassment, and can diminish the quality of daily living dramatically.
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DIAGNOSIS
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Bladder control issues can be caused • Women are twice as likely as men by a multitude of factors. In certain cases, to experience urinary incontinence. menopause and the structure of the female urinary tract. Older women experience urinary incontinence more often than younger women.
• Bladder control problems may
women who have just given birth. In fact, a recent study found 25 percent of women over 18 years old have experienced episodes of leaking urine involuntarily, and one-third of men have experienced loss of bladder control during their adult lives. • Only one in eight Americans who have experienced loss of bladder control have been diagnosed. Recent
data has shown that women wait an
pregnancy and childbirth, obesity, weak pelvic muscles or diabetes can contribute to overactive bladder. Additionally, certain medications or inactivity also can contribute to such issues. In some people, bladder control problems are caused by miscommunication between nerves. sacral nerves, which control the bladder, do not communicate properly, causing the nerves to tell the bladder to release urine at the wrong time. diagnosing the type of incontinence and then pinpointing the underlying cause or causes. We ask our patients to complete a “voiding diary” which provides great insight and aids in diagnosis.
urinary issues, including incontinence, is called urodynamic testing or urodynamic experience symptoms until they obtain a study. diagnosis for their bladder control problems. visit, along with the data from your voiding diary, will give the physician objective data • People experiencing bladder related to bladder functions. Additionally, physicians often perform a cystoscopy to social lives. social, sexual, interpersonal and professional further assess the urinary tract. A cystoscopy is a test that allows the doctor to look at the function. People with bladder control inside of the bladder and the urethra using a problems often struggle with simple thin, lighted instrument called a cystoscope. everyday activities, such as working, shopping, or seeing a movie, for fear of such as blood in the urine (hematuria), painful embarrassing wetting episodes or not being urination (dysuria), urinary incontinence, near a restroom. Also, overactive bladder urinary frequency or hesitancy, an inability to pass urine (retention), or a sudden and to regularly experience disturbed sleep, overwhelming need to urinate (urgency) and much more. overeating, and poor self-esteem.
You may
bladder and are sometimes prescribed to treat stress urinary incontinence. In certain cases of incontinence involving the miscommunication of nerves to the bladder, a neurostimulator (commonly called a Bladder Pacemaker) may be the best treatment option.
Incontinence is not a hopeless problem.
are many treatment options available, however, only proper diagnosis will lead to proper treatment. Although behavior
TYPES OF INCONTINENCE •
Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI) –
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Mixed Incontinence – Leakage associated with urgency
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accompanied by or preceded by urgency (an overwhelming need to urinate… “Gotta go, gotta go!”)
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What Can Be Done For Painful Varicose Veins? Mechanico Chemical Ablation offers a high level of efficiency and is a less painful treatment of varicose veins. This is possible through a new device – CalriVein – the latest technological innovation in the treatment of varicose veins. No bleeding, no bruising and no pain.You can even return to work the same day. It really is as simple as that. Girija Surya, M.D.
Board Certified in Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery
How It Works The ClariVein catheter is guided into the vein using an ultrasound. The procedure is virtually pain free and doesn’t require any anesthetic. The tip of the catheter is then positioned near the sapheno-femoral junction. The catheter sprays a chemical into the vein, sealing it and preventing the varicose vein from re-appearing. Once the procedure is finished, most patients find that they are able to return to normal activities the same day. You can even drive yourself home! ClariVein is a special motorized catheter with a rotating tip. It uses chemo-mechnical ablation. “Chemo” stands for the liquid that has special chemical properties that destroy the inner lining of the vein. “Mechanical” stands for the rotating tip of the catheter that sprays the liquid onto the inside wall of the vein. It uses the rotation of the catheter tip together with the sprayed liquid to close and seal a faulty, leaky vein. ClariVein does not use heat and does not cause pain so there is no risk of burning structures close to the vein. In addition, there is no anesthesia required when using ClariVein. This is why most patients find the ClariVein procedure more comfortable and tolerable than all other endovenous techniques. Dr. Girija Surya is an MD Board Certified in Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery. In 2014, Dr. Surya has been chosen as a NJ Top Doc in Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery. At Vein Center for Women, our philosophy is to promote “Total
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Health” for our patients. We evaluate patients with their total health in perspective, including the management of other related conditions such as weight gain, smoking cessation, nutrition information, with a specific focus on the management of venous diseases.
If you are looking for a relief from varicose veins, please contact Dr. Surya at the Vein Center for Women with locations in Holmdel and East Brunswick. Appointments can be madeby sending an email to contact@ VeinCenterForWomen.com.
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Happy Father’s Day “Who’s my hero? That’s a great question... Well, I think my dad is my hero, because he’s someone I look up to every day.”
Happy Father’s Day
Father’s Day is the perfect day to celebrate the joys of having a father. There is simply no way we can ever really thank our father for all he has done for us. On June 16th, strive to make Father’s Day absolutely hassle free for your father and take the responsibilities on yourself for a day. Pamper him a little on this special day of his just as he pampers you all the year round. Give him a warm hug and a big kiss as you wish him a Happy Father’s Day!
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Establish a plan, diffuse aa crisis, Establish crisis,ororask aska question... a question...
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Four Steps to a Perfect Estate Plan Despite the fact you may think you have completed everything that is necessary for your estate plan once you have signed your estate documents, think again! Experts all agree your estate planning does not stop there. There are four additional steps to the perfect estate plan and they are essential to keep in mind. Upon signing your documents, you should: Communicate: Let those named in your documents know who is responsible to make your decisions, whether financial or medical, and also tell those individuals where your documents are located. A common mistake people make is to go home and throw the documents in a file. Then, years later, when an emergency arises and you need assistance, no one knows where the documents are or who has the authority to make decisions. This leads to confusion and stress. Don’t keep your estate plan a secret. Share the knowledge: This step is probably the hardest for most people. Oftentimes, parents can be reluctant to share information about their finances with their children. At the very least, the
Certified Elder Law Attorney, Annemarie Schreiber answered questions and offered informaton on the Caregivers First TV show, hosted by Lynette Whiteman, Executive Director of Caregiver Volunteers Of Central Jersey. The episode aired last December 12th on local TV stations (visit www.scannj.com for listings). It is also be posted on SCAN’s YouTube channel and www.CLDDS.com.
children need to know where they can find an accurate list of all of your accounts and investments, as well as a list of all internet is also known as awith healthyour careagent proxy and directive, passwords. Review your medical directive a durable power of attorney for medical health carecare or an share your thoughts regarding so advance they aredirective. familiarAn individual appoints a trusted person to be his or her representative in the with your wishes. event the creator of the document can no longer make medical decisions for Out with the old: Shred all documentation that is no longer him- or herself. needed. This will save your loved ones the time and energy of trying to determine of accounts assets thatstates havehis or is a the legalstatus document in whichand an individual long closed. herbeen wishesredeemed regarding or medical treatment and end of life care. An individual’s Update: Finally, you need to keep Whatincluded may in preferences for medical treatment andyour end plan of lifecurrent. care are often have been an excellent estate plan several years ago may no longer fit. Lives change. Family relationships change. Finances change. If you need assistance with your estate planning documents or if you have any questions related to your estate planning, please contact the Law Offices of Carluccio, Leone, Dimon, Doyle, and Sacks, we’ll be happy to help.
Call 732-797-1600 for more information!
* As a Certified Elder Law Attorney (CELA) by the ABA approved National Elder Law Foundation, Annemarie Schreiber is one of only 400 or so attorneys in the entire United States who is a qualified CELA. She is certified by the ABA approved Natonal Elder Law Foundation and has years of experience offering clients in Ocean and Monmouth counties the legal counsel they need to plan ahead for their future or the future of their loved ones work through difficult situations.
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The Next Generation “Open” MRI A Friend’s Experience My friend named Sharon who lives in Washington DC called me with a medical problem.
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he recently started having mild backaches as well as the sensation of “lightening” shooting down her left leg. Her doctor in Washington was concerned she could have a herniated disk in her spine and he recommended an MRI to diagnose the problem. It was explained to her that an MRI is basically a large magnet that images the body. The advantage of the MRI is that unlike some other tests there is no radiation and the detailed images obtained are of excellent quality. The disadvantage is that the test can take up to 45 minutes and one’s entire body enters the MRI through a narrow tube surrounded by the machine. The space between a patient’s body and the machine can be tight. Unfortunately, Sharon is extremely claustrophobic. After arranging for the procedure at a radiology facility near her home in Washington DC, she attempted to have an MRI on an older magnet but couldn’t go through with it. She was even given a little valium to relax her but the tight space
was too much to bear. Sharon called me wanting to know what she should do. I told her that the MRI is the best test to detect a herniated disks in her spine. She needed the MRI. Sharon then asked me about an “open” MRI. Open MRIs became very popular in the 1990s. Instead of being surrounded by the machine while lying in a tube, the machine was in the shape of a clam with the sides of the MRI being open. There were still a few problems with the open MRI. Although the sides were open, the top of the machine was very close to the patient’s face. This design still bothered some patients who suffered from claustrophobia. The bigger problem with the Open MRIs was the strength of the magnet. Weaker magnet strength means lower image quality. Most standard MRIs have a strength of 1.0 Tesla which gives good images. Most open MRIs have a magnet strength of 0.4 Tesla. This markedly degrades the image quality, compared with standard MRIs. Additionally, many advanced MRI techniques cannot be performed with these weaker magnets. Sharon asked what do we do at my office. I told her we have the very latest in “open” MRI
technology, which addresses both of these issues. Our brand new MRI has a magnet strength of 1.5 Tesla which is stronger than most standard MRIs. This produces superior images and allows us to perform advanced MRI techniques and sequences. The stronger magnet strength also decreases the scan time allowing the patients to finish their exams faster. The opening (also called the bore) in our new MRI is very wide with the machine far from the patient’s face. The standard MRI would be several inches from the patient’s face; however our wide bore open MRI is one foot from our patient’s face. This dramatically decreases the sensation of claustrophobia. This wide bore is approximately 2.3 feet wide, which is ideal for claustrophobic patients and larger patients who need more room. With the older model MRIs, one’s entire body has to enter the MRI. Our new MRI is 4 feet long. This is much shorter than most MRI’s and is in the shape of a donut (rather than a long coffin-like tube). This means that for a majority of tests, our patient’s head is outside of the machine, helping to ease the sensation of claustrophobia. I told Sharon that since we placed our new MRI, we practically haven’t had
“Open” wide bore MRI provides the best comfort for all body types and those with claustrophobia.
MRI Of The Spine: Quality of Images
Traditional Open MRI any patients complain of claustrophobia. Our referring physicians, especially our surgeons and neurologists, have also been very pleased with the image quality produced by our machine. Sharon came to my office in Toms River and had her examination without any problems. She was so
Advanced “Open” MRI comfortable in our MRI she actually fell asleep! The good news for Sharon is she did not have a herniated disk. She had a small tear in her disk that was causing her symptoms and will heal in several months without surgery.
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Dr. Cyrus Khorrami is an Ocean County native who attended kindergarten through twelfth grade in Toms River. He is a graduate of Temple University Medical School and completed his radiology residency at Cooper University Hospital. Dr. Khorrami completed a Cross Sectional Imaging Fellowship at Johns Hopkins Medical Center. He has returned to Toms Ricer to work with his family as Medical Director of Toms River X-Ray, CT, and MRI Center.
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Caponata~Compliments of Chef Steph 3/4 cup olive oil 1 large eggplant (about 2 lbs) cut into bite size pieces 6 medium zucchini (about 2 lbs) cut into bit size pieces 1/2lb mushrooms, thinly sliced 1 1/2 cups onion, chopped 1 cup celery, sliced
1 garlic clove minced 1/2 cup red wine vinegar 1/4 cup capers, drained 2 T sugar 3 large tomatoes, cut into bite size chunks 4 1/2 oz pimento stuffed olives, drain & cut in half
In a large saucepan over high heat, cook eggplant, zucchini, mushrooms, onions, celery and garlic in the oil for 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. Stir in the vinegar, capers, sugar, salt and pepper to taste. Reduce heat to low, cover and simmer for 10 minutes or until vegetables are fork tender. Stir in tomatoes and olives and bring to a boil over high heat. Spoon mixture into a bowl, cover and refrigerate at least 3 hours or until well chilled. Recipe by: Cutting Board Creations
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Business Spotlight
Patients Are Treated Like Family at the Office of Dr. Kathy Banks In addition to caring for her patients, Dr. Kathy Banks is highly focused on perfecting her team in the office. Although it did take some time, she has now found the ideal fit. Team members Monica, Danielle, Diana, Amanda, Jessica and Sonya work exceptionally well together and enable her to provide the excellent patient care that she is known for. She adds, “The most important aspect of our team is that we mutually respect and care about one another. Silly interpersonal conflicts and office politics are distractions, and stand in the way of delivering excellent patient care. It takes extra work to achieve and maintain this level of professionalism, but it allows us to keep our focus centered on our patients.”
As an Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, she has had numerous papers published and is a frequent presenter for continuing education classes. With more than 15 years of experience treating patients of all ages, she is able to treat most of them comfortably in her office. However, when circumstances dictate, Dr. Banks holds hospital privileges in three hospitals: Jersey Shore University Hospital, Southern Ocean Medical Center, and Community Medical Center. She treats patients on an outpatient basis when necessary. Another enhancement to her practice has been starting ongoing education in various areas of expertise. “Before opening this office, I witnessed staff members elsewhere going through the motions of their jobs. I did not want this to be my team. As a life- long learner, I insist on investing in the professional development of all of my team members, including myself. The more knowledge and new skills we are able to master, the more we have to offer our patients. Adding new skills and reinforcing techniques we already practice will enhance our patients’ experience from start to finish,” she says. Dr. Banks’ philosophy is that every patient deserves to be treated like a family member. This often means that team members must stay late, come in early, or adjust their lunch hours to accommodate a patient with a truly serious condition. This is their commitment: to provide excellent, quality care to their patients. When you are a patient of Dr. Banks, quality care begins the moment you call the office, and continues until discharged. She explains, “Staff members Danielle and Diana guide patients through the registration and scheduling process, and answer the myriad of insurance related questions and concerns. Then, Amanda, Jessica
and Arly take over with the “hands on “ part of patient care, assisting me with evaluation, taking x-rays and the surgical-anesthetic aspects of care. These three ladies are so compassionate with our patients that they are able to make a surgical appointment pleasant. Their clinical abilities allow me to perform my work at a much higher level,” she adds. New technology plays a big part in the office of Dr. Banks. “Hands down, the number one development in oral and maxillofacial surgery has been integrating 3D imaging into patient care. Cone Beam CT scanning is indispensable in diagnosing common oral conditions such a cysts, tumors, and impacted teeth ” she says. She also uses 3D images for dental implant surgery and can perform virtual surgical implant surgery using either of the two software programs. She explains, “From this work up, a surgical guide can be fabricated and used in the surgery procedure so that the implants are placed in the exact angulation and depth as planned. This is called “guided surgery” and I use this routinely.” Another use for the CBCT scan is jaw reconstruction. “I have used CBCT scans to plan orthognathic surgery procedures where the jaws are cut and repositioned so the teeth match up. The virtual surgery plan done on the computer is used to generate surgical guides that help me perform the jaw surgery with enhanced precision,” she says.
Dr. Kathy Banks received her undergraduate degree from Rutgers University and received her DMD from Temple University School of Dentistry. After dental school, she completed an Advanced Education General Dentistry program and then completed her 4-year specialty training in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at Rutgers School of Dental Medicine. She was later awarded her Board Certification by the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons and the American Board of Anesthesiology. She is currently the first female Chair of the Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Foundation, and organization dedicated to improving the quality and safety of patient care by advancing innovation in oral and maxillofacial surgery research and education.
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If You Have Been Told You Are Not A Candidate For Dental Implants:
Are Your TeethSEE A DR. Constant BANKS!Source Of Pain And Embarassment?
Often, patients are told that they are not candidates for dental implants because they “don’t have enough bone” or their “sinus is too low.”
You don’t have to live like this anymore!
Both conditions are correctable problems in almost all patients, according to Dr. Banks. When the gum ridge where teeth are missing is too thin to place a dental implant, bone grafting can be performed to correct the problem. What that means is that a bone replacement product, or even the patient’s own bone, can be placed into the deficient area, stabilized, and allowed to heal. Following healing, dental implants can be placed into that area and then restored with porcelain teeth. This procedure is called “ridge augmentation” YOUR TEETH CONSTANT andARE can be accomplished in A both the top and bottom jaws.
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And finally, there is a preconceived notion that these procedures are painful procedures. “There are multiple anesthesia options for the surgical part of the bone grafting process,” she says. “We offer intravenous general sedation, nitrous oxide and local anesthesia” so that all her patients can Office Hoursanesthesia 8am-5pmand Monday – Friday Bone Grafting Dental Implants be treated comfortably. General and Intravenous Anesthesia
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What is Social Community Activities Network?
SOCIAL COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES NETWORK
SCAN programs sustain independence, health and happiness among people fifty years of age and older in Monmouth and Ocean Counties by using education and technology to create an environment where the aging population can continue to grow intellectually as well as physically and emotionally, thereby allowing older adults to thrive – not just survive. SCAN is a place where Active Adults meet to be Informed, Empowered and Inspired. Throughout the year, we will continue to introduce new programs and services that complement our mission.
Where Active Adults Meet To Be Informed, Empowered and Inspired
Social Community Activities Network And Upcoming Classes And Events! Save The Dates: United Way Of Monmouth And Ocean Counties April 29–July 26 – Spring/Summer Semester, Monmouth Mall Announce The Grand Opening Of SCAN’s Benefits Our Spring/Summer semester has just started – it’s not too late to register for a weekly class, a workshop or a special event. Visit our website at scannj.org to view the full class listing or stop Enrollment Center by our Monmouth Campus, located in the basement level of the Monmouth Mall. Social Communities Activities Network (SCAN) and United Way of Monmouth and Ocean Counties (UWMOC) have partnered with the National Council on Aging (NCOA) to expand assistance to people with Medicare in Monmouth and Ocean Counties to improve their financial security. SCAN and UWMOC officially announced the grand opening and kick-off of SCAN’s Benefit Enrollment Center at their location in the Monmouth Mall in Eatontown on April 10, 2019 at an Open House & Brunch. Nationally, half of all people with Medicare live on incomes less than $26,200 per year, and often lack the resources needed to meet basic living expenses. Several benefit programs exist to help these individuals with the costs of health care, prescriptions, food, and more. SCAN’s Benefits Enrollment Center (BEC) as well as UWMOC’s ten Financial Success Center locations are supported by NCOA to serve fixed-income Medicare beneficiaries. The Financial Success Center Network provides free, comprehensive resources under one roof to help people move from financial difficulty to economic well-being. BECs within the Financial Success Center Network are located in Bayville, Eatontown, Freehold, Keansburg, Long Beach Island, Manahawkin, Neptune, Red Bank, South Toms River and Toms River. BECs will use NCOA’s online BenefitsCheckUp tool to screen older adults, and younger adults with disabilities, for a number of benefits and help them apply for and use those benefits. People can find out if they qualify for assistance by visiting uwfinancialsuccess. org to find the nearest BEC, or by calling SCAN at 732-542-1326.
All programs listed below are FREE and open to the public but registration is required. Call SCAN 732-542-1326 to reserve your spot in advance!
MONMOUTH COUNTY EVENTS May 10 – Senior Expo & Fashion Show, 11:00AM–3:00PM, Monmouth Mall
Come “Connect, Create, Contribute” and celebrate Older Americans Month at SCAN’s Senior Expo. 40 vendors showcasing services and products to promote wellness, healthy lifestyles, travel, technology and more! At 1:30PM in the Town Square area outside Macy’s, SCAN’s Annual Fashion Show will take place with fabulous models over the age of 50 who will be styled by Macy’s!
May 22 – Lunch & Learn, 12:00PM–1:30PM, Monmouth Mall
Please join us for these important topics: Never Skip a Beat: Know the facts of stroke prevention & risk factors and the connection to AFib. Presented by Monmouth Medical Center. Pharmaceutical Management at Home: Learn about commonly prescribed medications, the interactions and best methods to take them, as well as supplements and herbal interactions. Presented by CareOne.
June 11 – Brain Health Fair, 10:30AM–1:30PM, CentraState, Freehold
Keynote Speaker: Marilyn Abrahamson, Speech Pathologist & Certified Brain Health Educator, CentraState Medical Center. Brain teasers, 15-20 vendors, and refreshments will be served.
June 27 – Brain Health Fair, 10:00AM–1:00PM, Bayshore Senior Center, Keansburg
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Join us for a presentation by Hackensack Meridian Health, a variety of healthcare and wellness vendors plus refreshments.
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OCEAN COUNTY EVENT May 15 – Lunch & Learn, 10:30AM–1:00PM, St. Andrew United Methodist Church, Toms River.
Join us for an informative presentation by the Ocean County Office of Senior Services, a variety of healthcare and wellness vendors, and lunch!
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10 Ways To Love Start now. It’s never too late or too early to incorporate healthy habits.
BREAK A SWEAT. Engage in regular cardiovascular exercise that elevates heart rate and increases blood flow. Studies have found that physical activity reduces risk of cognitive decline.
Your Brain
Growing evidence indicates that people can reduce their risk of cognitive decline by adopting key lifestyle habits. When possible, combine these habits to achieve maximum benefit for the brain and body.
HIT THE BOOKS. Formal education will help reduce risk of cognitive decline and dementia. Take a class at a local college, community center or online
BUTT OUT. Smoking increases risk of cognitive decline.
Quitting smoking can reduce risk to levels comparable to those who have not smoked.
FOLLOW YOUR HEART. Risk factors for cardiovascular disease and stroke — obesity, high blood pressure and diabetes — negatively impact your cognitive health.
Visit alz.org/nj or call (973) 437-3931 to learn more. 24/7 Helpline, (800) 272-3900. Alzheimer’s Association Greater New Jersey Chapter 23 Vreeland Road, Suite 105, Florham Park, NJ 07932
HEADS UP! Brain injury can raise risk of
cognitive decline and dementia. Wear a seat belt and use a helmet when playing contact sports or riding a bike.
FUEL UP RIGHT. Eat a balanced diet that is higher in vegetables and fruit to help reduce the risk of cognitive decline.
CATCH SOME ZZZ’s. Not getting enough
sleep may result in problems with memory and thinking.
TAKE CARE OF YOUR MENTAL HEALTH. Some
studies link depression with cognitive decline, so seek treatment if you have depression, anxiety or stress.
BUDDY UP. Staying socially engaged may support brain health. Find ways to be part of your local community or share activities with friends and family.
STUMP YOURSELF. Challenge your mind. Build a piece of furniture. Play games of strategy, like bridge.
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Make Your Mind Work FOR You – Instead of Against You! Rhoda Kopy is a nationally certified consulting hypnotist and wellness coach, with specialty certification in complementary medical hypnotism. She earned a B.S. degree in Biomedical Communications from Richard Stockton College of N.J., has an academic background in nursing, and 20+ years’ experience in community health education and coaching. Rhoda adheres to strict ethical standards of the National Guild of Hypnotists.
Health & Wellness Come Home From Vacation Feeling Light & Free, and Stuffed Only With Great Memories! We all look forward to vacation – the downtime, change of scenery and routine, new adventures, and that great carefree feeling. For too many people, though, vacation is synonymous with a gluttonous food-fest. They give themselves a green light to continuously overeat and over-drink, and consume tons of junk. “I’m on vacation – I deserve this,” they tell themselves. When they get home, they lament their higher weight and snugfitting clothes. If they were already carrying around excess pounds, they now have an additional 5-10 pounds and all the negative physiologic effects that go with them. If you care about your health and want to avoid a big weight gain on vacation, here are a few simple things you can do: • Have a flexible plan for handling meals. For example, consider having larger lunches and smaller dinners. It’s more cost-effective, and a lighter dinner is more conducive to getting quality sleep. Maybe order several appetizers and share an entrée. It’s a great way to try a variety of foods. • Ask questions and make requests at restaurants. Ask how foods are prepared, so you don’t end up with fried foods or rich sauces you weren’t expecting. It’s okay to ask for foods to be prepared with less fat or cheese, or to have dressing or sauce served on the side. • Enjoy regional foods in just the right amounts. Order the specialties of the area you’re visiting. If you’re in New Orleans, share a muffaletta or beignet! In Memphis, share some of that great BBQ. Eat
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Anna Farro,
Owner, Anchor Monuments
Anna Farro is the proud owner of Anchor Monuments. Anna has been designing monuments in granite and bronze for over 3 years. She started Anchor Monuments because she realized the importance of women in business. Anna received her Master’s Degree in Speech Pathology from Kean University in New Jersey. She has since pursued her career in the public school setting and has been working with children for 23 years. Anna holds a Certificate of Clinical Competency in the field and has received the ACE award from the American Speech-Language and Hearing Association for her excellence in continued education. Anna is a past recipient of The English-Speaking Union scholarship where she studied English Literature abroad at Oxford University in the United Kingdom. Anna loves spending time with her daughter, giving back to community charities and organizations, and has an appreciation for all animals. She has a longstanding interest in travel and the arts. Anna believes in empowering women of all ages to be their best selves. Anna’s passion and dedication to helping others brings light into her second career. She provides a feeling of safety, hope and serenity to families as they go through the process of memorializing their loved ones ending to a long journey.
Dani-Lynn Damasco, Office Manager, Shore Premier Dental Arts & Advanced Sleep & TMJ Center of New Jersey Born and raised in Monmouth County, Ms. Damasco has resided in Ocean County for over 40 years, graduating from Jackson Memorial High School. She attended college at Virginia Intermont College in Bristol Virginia and Brookdale Community College where she earned her certification in both Dental Assisting and Dental Radiology. Finding her passion as a dental administrator she has received specialized training in both medical and dental. Working for a large New Jersey based insurance company makes her knowledgeable in all insurance aspects. She truly loves everything about her job, especially educating their patients in their dental insurance. She feels the most rewarding part of her job is the smiles their patients have when they leave her office. Dani-Lynn currently lives in Manchester with her younger son and her adopted shepherd, Fritz. She loves spending time with her two children, four grandchildren, family and friends. In the summer months, she enjoys the beach or relaxing in her backyard. In the colder winter months, she enjoys scrapbooking and reading a good book. For more information call 732-842-6370 or email shorepremierdental@gmail.com.
Marissa Schulman
Licensed Esthetician, Lymphatic Drainage Technician Cleansing Concepts
Marissa Schulman is a New Jersey native who currently resides in Brick Township. She works as a licensed esthetician, with 6 years experience, at Cleansing Concepts of Red Bank, NJ. Marissa began her career at Hand and Stone, but soon after went into business for herself in Point Pleasant. Wishing to expand her career and skill-set, she was introduced to Cleansing Concepts. There she learned many different approaches to healing the body and mind. From bioelectric lymphatic drainage, to personalized skin care, Marissa has become a valuable member of the Cleansing Concepts team. Her relaxing touch and therapeutic energy coupled with customized facial techniques set her apart from the esthetics industry. In her free time, Marissa enjoys a broad spectrum of activities. She has found a love for relaxing interests such as yoga and meditation. But also enjoys far more demanding hobbies such as horseback riding and snowboarding. After a long day she loves to take walks on the beach with her fiance Jon and her dog Dakota. Marissa is very passionate about living a healthy mind, healthy body lifestyle, and loves to incorporate that into her work. She can be reached at 732-741-2444, Cleansing Concepts inside the Galleria of Red Bank, NJ.
Candice Brockel, DPT
All-Care Physical Therapy Center, Ramtowm/Brick location
Candice Brockel is an outpatient physical therapist who currently practices at All-Care Physical Therapy Center in Ramtown/Brick, NJ. She has obtained her Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree from Stony Brook University. In addition to earning her physical therapy license, Candice has a license in massage therapy from Cortiva Institute of Massage Therapy and a Bachelor’s degree in Biology from Rowan University. Candice has treated a variety of patient populations including post-surgical orthopedics, spinal disorders, arthritis, musculoskeletal injuries, as well as adult and pediatric neurological conditions. She believes in looking at the whole person and integrating a treatment plan that is tailored to each individual. Candice is committed to keeping up with current literature and attending continuing education classes in order to provide optimal care to her patients. For more information, call 732-714-6363 or visit www.allcareptc.com.
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Sonia Triano,
Dee Ballington The Holistic Stress Release Coach
Dee’s an EFT Tapping Practitioner, a Consulting Hypnotist, a Law of Attraction Certified Coach, and a Master HypnoFertility® Therapist who is passionate about teaching and spreading the word on natural alternative solutions that release stress and anxiety, without drugs. Get Dee’s free PDF download, “3 Overlooked, At Your Fingertips, Holistic Solutions for Releasing Stress & Anxiety” by emailing your request to DeeBallington555@gmail.com The Many Faces of Stress Stress comes in many forms – from a hectic commute to work, to juggling a family and going back to work, to trying to conceive without success, or from an accident or other traumatic experience, to name a few. And stress can show up physically – like being overweight or having high blood pressure. Stress affects our thinking and can make us feel hopeless, depressed, helpless, or cause procrastination. Dee understands how anxiety can have a hold on us and prevent us from feeling the joy we are meant to feel. Drugs can certainly make us feel better, but they are a short-term fix. With EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) or Tapping, Dee’s able to get to the root of what’s really blocking you so you can finally move forward. EFT combines using your fingers to lightly tap on acupressure points with cognitive behavior therapy, or talking about the negative.This in turn has a direct calming effect on our central nervous system, helping to soothe stress, bring down blood pressure, while increasing focus, concentration & confidence. Tapping is just one of the 3 Overlooked Solutions to keeping your stress levels low and can be done anywhere. Dee offers Corporate Wellness Programs at your location and private & group coaching sessions in Little Silver, or via Skype, phone, or FaceTime on your iPhone and can be reached @ 732-615-8368 and www.Facebook.com/ TheHolisticStressReleaseCoach. More specific to fertility challenges, pregnancy or postpartum anxiety: www.hypnofertilitysolutions.com. Call Dee today for a free 20-minute consultation.
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Sonia is the wife of a firefighter for over 20 years. She is the mother of three beautiful children, two boys and a girl. Her two oldest are grown with their own children, and her youngest boy has entered college life. Family means everything to Sonia, it is her pride and joy. She left behind her career as a personal banker of 20 years to become a stay-at-home mom after her youngest was born. She committed her life to family. And now that time has passed and the children are grown, entering the real world or with families of their own, she found herself wondering what she would do in this next chapter of her life. Sonia was struggling to find her place after her children no longer needed her. She started researching direct-sell companies, lots of them. She was invited to hear the Premier Designs Business opportunity and was impressed by what she heard! Not only has Premier Designs enriched her life, but they also enrich every life they touch through funding missions and charities all around the world and here in the US. Because of Premier Designs, Sonia was able to help her daughter pay for her wedding, help out financially at home, and not worry on how she and her husband would be able to get their son through college and the expenses that come with it. She loves helping women make sense of their Style! Most women go through their whole life thinking Style is only for a “select” few or they can never have it. Every woman has Style. Her job is to help you develop it! Showing you the “working parts” of your closet and creating a collection of jewelry that would work for your lifestyle and your closet will empower you to become the best version of yourself inside and out! Women are on the run and have lots of demands put on them; allowing women to feel and look their best to meet those demands is Sonia’s Mission.
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Rhoda Kopy, BS, CH, Nationally Certified Consulting Hypnotist & Wellness Coach, Hypnosis for Women
As a hypnosis practitioner and wellness coach with specialty certification in Complementary Medical Hypnotism, Rhoda Kopy helps people break free of limiting habits, fears, and beliefs. She is celebrating her 15th anniversary as a Nationally Certified Consulting Hypnotist. Her private practice, Hypnosis for Women, in Toms River, serves primarily women, teens, and children, throughout the tri-state area. After earning a B.S. in Biomedical Communications, she worked for various organizations providing community health education and counseling services. She later segued into career services and founded A Hire Image, which offered motivational coaching, marketing, and training. As a result of success she achieved using hypnosis to improve her life, she completed an advanced training program and later opened her private practice. Rhoda co-founded Jersey Shore Hypnosis Practitioners, a peer support and networking group, and is a member of professional hypnosis organizations. Born in Bayonne and raised in North Plainfield, she has lived in Toms River for most of her life. She enjoys coordinating Bookie Babes, attempting to draw, watching meteor showers, traveling with her husband, and playing with friends and family. She has a daughter, two grandsons, and an adopted goofy shih-tzu. Rhoda can help you determine if hypnosis and coaching are appropriate for you. Call her at 732-270-0080 and visit www.HypnoForWomen.com.
Jennifer Welter,
Owner, Shore Cake Supply
Five years ago, Jennifer Welter was working long hours in the medical field. As a stress reliever, she baked, but she had a hard time finding custom cake supplies to meet her cake decorating needs. With interest in home baking on the rise, she realized there was need for a local specialty shop. After 20 years in the medical field, drawing upon the lessons of hard work taught by her parents, Jennifer launched Shore Cake Supply on 3209 Sunset Ave in Ocean Township, NJ. Born and raised in Toms River, NJ, she currently lives in Neptune with husband Michael, sons Nathan (10) & Christopher (9), and goldendoodle Harley, who loves tennis balls & dog parks. When she isn’t working or taking the kids to CCD, Cub Scouts or swim practice, the family enjoys going to the movies and playing board games. Going into their 6th year of business, Shore Cake Supply is excited to be planning the Jersey Shore Cake & Cookie Convention at Convention Hall in Asbury Park, Oct 12-13th, 2019. Be sure to visit www.jerseyshorecakeshow.com for more information. To reach Shore Cake Supply, call 732-455-3031 or visit www.shorecakesupply.com.
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YMCA SUMMER CAMPS Our locations may look different, but all of our summer camps offer: • Red Cross Certified Swim Instructors & Lifeguards • Allergy-Aware Staff & Facilities • Low Camper-to-Counselor Ratio • Daily Instructional & Rec. Swimming • Flexible Scheduling • Full, Half & Extended Day Options
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Just the right amount of fun activities, swimming and sports for your child in a safe, nurturing environment. Sports Instruction Gaga Pit Arts & Crafts Weekly Themes Special Events Color Wars Talent Show Counselor-in-Training Program Contact: Ken Cardullo, ext. 110, or kcardullo@ymcanj.org
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Located on over 50 beautiful acres, Camp Topanemus provides a traditional day camp experience that helps children and teens grow in spirit, mind and body. Floor Hockey Archery Zip Line Climbing Wall Pool Slide Splash Park Travel Camp Weekly Themes Outdoor Pools Cookouts Color Wars Talent Show Weekly Trips Leader-in-Training Program
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The Hol Truth Holistic Health Coach Jon Levine is on a mission to help his clients claim the health and happiness that is their God-given right. After a job in pharmaceutical sales and seeing his father die from Parkinson’s and brain cancer, it was time for him to create change when it comes to true health. With all the conflicting health info in our busy world, this passionate health nut will help guide you through the storm and into clear waters.
MCW: What got you into health coaching?
I have always been interested in health, whether it was playing sports or figuring out the right nutrition for my body. I sold high blood pressure medication to over 131 doctors in Florida after college, and although it was a nice job financially, it didn’t feel good seeing what I saw. What we have in this country is a disease management model that isn’t working very well. Ironically, my father was diagnosed with Parkinson’s and brain cancer at the same time. It’s very important to me to do something that I am very passionate about and enjoy, and make a difference in people’s lives.
MCW: Tell me about your family.
I am a very lucky guy with a beautiful wife and three beautiful kids ages 10, 8 and 5. My wife, Anya, and I have been married for 13 years. We also have a guinea pig named Cherry and a white rabbit named Nibbles.
MCW: What do you specialize in?
Nutrition drives a lot of what makes us healthy, but it’s really so much more than that. I believe strongly in looking at the whole person and that’s why my business name is the Hol Truth Health Coach. I deal with mind, body and soul.
MCW: What is health to you?
Everyone is a unique individual with different needs and goals. I have to understand my client’s specific needs and address those needs appropriately. Some people need less stress while others need more sleep. Whatever it is, I am the guide on the side to help them reach their health goals.
MCW: What is the best approach to health coaching?
You obviously have to have knowledge in a wide range of health topics. Mine being nutrition, but it’s asking high-mileage questions and active listening that comes before everything else. I don’t tell people what to do because that doesn’t work. Instead, I listen to what they are telling me they need.
MCW: Tell me about your The Hol Truth Podcast with Jon Levine.
I have several friends who urged me to start a health podcast. I use a local studio called A Shared Universe in Eatontown and interview doctors, health experts and people who have reversed diseases through what I call lifestyle medicine. I carefully screen guests because I will only bring on people I believe in. I love it and it’s a lot of fun. The goal is to educate, empower and entertain.
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MCW: How do you help clients?
A good health coach is someone who truly cares and listens to their patients. When a patient feels safe and comfortable, they will open up and the healing process will begin. There is a root cause for every health ailment, and it’s my job to show compassion and help my clients uncover what their health problem stems from. We work as a team and make it happen.
MCW: Describe your coaching style.
Positive, Positive, Positive. Energy is contagious. If I’m in a bad mood, then my client will take on that negative energy. If I’m upbeat and passionate, they will know they are in good hands.
MCW: Do you sell any products or supplements?
Yes, but I will not push them on people unless they are interested. Quality supplements have a place in our lives because of the mineral depletion in our soil. I have partnered with Shaklee because they are pure, safe, proven products that have been around for over 60 years. They have an in-house team of PhD’s and scientists who perform over 100,000 quality tests each year and have over 135 scientific papers published to date. I use the products myself and they make a big difference in how I feel, so I’m comfortable recommending them to others.
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Oo-Bla-Dee paints a shimmering portrait of an all-female band of African-American bebop musicians traveling the country following the end of World War II. Don’t miss this play-with-music created by Golden Globe-winning actor and playwright Regina Taylor (I’ll Fly Away, Crowns), Obie-winning jazz composer Diedre L. Murray (The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess) and Tony Award winner Ruben Santiago-Hudson (August Wilson’s Jitney at Two River and on Broadway).
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Lupus Foundation Style & Elegance Dinner & Fashion Show Gala
Saturday July 13, 2019
The Lupus Foundation of America NJ Chapter, Inc. (LFANJ) will feature a fundraiser, Style & Elegance Dinner & Fashion Show Gala & 50/50, which will take place on Saturday, July 13, 6 to 10pm at Costa’s Restaurant, 120 Chestnut Street, Roselle Park, NJ. The evening will feature beautiful models modeling gorgeous fashions from Piera’s Bridal Boutique, Wall, NJ along with the Handsome Male Model Revue, Little Miss Models and Miss Teen Models on the runway. Spokesmodel for the evening will be Mrs. NJ United States 2013, Dr. Joy Jones-Carmack, Music by DJ Lou Nader Productions, Little Miss Model & Singer, Tatiana Rivera and performer Michael Jackson Celebrity Tribute by MJXpressions, Morganville, NJ. Photographers Miguel Aviles, Jacqueline DeForne, John Hayes, India Hodge, Carl Maiorino and Videographer Kenneth Ho. The evening includes all-you-can-eat Italian, Cocktail Hour Buffet, Dinner Buffet, Dessert, Cash Bar and 50/50 Raffle. Admission is $50, and $30 for ages 8 to 12. The night will be filled with fun, fashion, great food and great people. For reservations please call the Lupus Foundation Office at 973-379-3226. Debra Kohn is the Event Coordinator for the Annual Event. Debra was a Para-Medical Examiner Technician Nurse for 32 years but is now an Advocate and Survivor of Lupus. She has been a Professional Runway and Print Model since age 16. She was chosen to compete in the Mrs. NJ America Pageant in 2014 as Mrs. Monmouth County America and won the Pageantry Spirit Award. She was also chosen to compete in the Mrs. NJ United States Pageant 2011 and 2012 as Mrs. Howell Township and won the Community Service Award for all the community volunteer work she has done for her cause for Lupus-Research to Find a Cure. Debra has been awarded the LFA/NJ’s Volunteer Service Awards yearly from 2012 thru 2018 and the Lupus Foundation Courage Award 2015. She was awarded the Butterfly of Hope Award 2016 at the LFA/NJ Annual Awards Meeting & Educational Seminar. She received these awards in recognition of her ongoing volunteer work and fundraising efforts. She is also honored to be receiving the Mrs. NJ United States Phenomenal Women’s Award 2019 on May 18 at the Mrs. NJ/PA United States Women’s Gala & Awards Dinner to be held at the Doubletree Hilton Hotel, Princeton, NJ. Debra currently serves as a member of the LFA/NJ Board of Directors. Lupus is a chronic, autoimmune disease which causes inflammation of various parts of the body, especially the skin, joints, blood and kidneys. The immune system normally protects the body against viruses, bacteria and other foreign materials. In an autoimmune disease like Lupus, the immune system loses its ability to tell the difference between foreign substances and its own cells and tissues. Lupus is NOT infectious, rare or cancerous. Lupus affects people of all ages, including children, but it most often strikes people when they are between the ages of 15 and 45. Nine out of ten people with Lupus are women. Although the cause of Lupus is unknown, scientists suspect that individuals are genetically predisposed to Lupus and know that environmental factors such as infections, antibiotics, ultraviolet light, extreme stress and certain drugs play a critical role in triggering Lupus. Women are five times more likely to die from Lupus than men. African Americans are three times more likely to die from Lupus than Caucasians. Lupus can be difficult to diagnose as the symptoms come and go and mimic many other illnesses. Some symptoms of Lupus can include transient joint and muscle pain, fatigue and rashes caused by or made worse by sensitivity of the fingers to the cold. The risk of heart attack, stroke, kidney failure and osteoporosis is much higher in people with Lupus than in the general population. While medical science has not yet developed a cure for Lupus, new research brings unexpected findings and increased hope each year. (Source: Remove the Mask Brochure, LFANJ 2013)
LFA/NJ Candlelight of Hope Dinner Show Gala 2018 - Models, Erica Stolte, Jeff Bonner, Debora Roachford, Dr. Robert Korwin, Susan Korwin, James Dasaro, Nadya Roachford, Rasheed Claybrooks, Elizabeth Graciano, Frank Musarra, Debra Kohn, Gene Antonucci, Rick McNall, Steven Stallsmith, Marla Illuzzi, Jeremy Dasaro. Photo by Photographer Jacqueline DeForne
LFA/NJ Candlelight of Hope Dinner Show Gala 2018– Little Miss Models & Miss Teen Models – Tatiana Rivera, Gianna Marchica, Emily Carpenter, Caitlyn Carpenter, International United Miss NJ Teen 2018 Alexis Buccellato, Debra Kohn, Teya Cartagena-Walsh, Anusha Ramesh, International United Miss NJ 2018 Erica Stolte, Gianna Nader, Angel Owens. Photo by Photographer Jacqueline DeForne
Please visit the Lupus Foundation of America New Jersey Chapter, Inc.’s website, www.lupusnj.org for additional information on services, resources and information on the following upcoming events: • Saturday, May 18, 2019 - Annual Awards & Educational Seminar Springfield Library, Springfield, NJ • Sunday, June 2, 2019 - Walk to End Lupus Veterans Park, Hamilton Township, NJ • Sunday, October 13, 2019 - Walk to End Lupus Nomahegan Park, Cranford, NJ Donations are always accepted to the Lupus Foundation of America, New Jersey Chapter, Inc. (LFA/NJ), 65 Northfield Road – Unit D-1L – Livingston, NJ 07039
Leonard Andriuzzi, Esq., CEO & President of the LFA/NJ Chapter & Debra Kohn, Event Coordinator & LFA/NJ Board of Directors Member
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WOMEN AND CANCER… PART 1. WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW. One of the major diseases affecting women is cancer, which kills more than a quarter million women every year in the Page 29 U.S.
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BLOATING AND GAS AND WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT. Abdominal distention and bloating are thought to be due to too much gas and are some of the most common gastrointestinal complaints. Page 25
BEACON OF LIFE: A PROGRAM OF ALLINCLUSIVE CARE FOR THE ELDERLY. Imagine a place where mom’s or dad’s entire health care needs come from one location. Pages 28 & 29
Pictured above is Infertility Specialist Dr. Allen Morgan and his in-vitro fertilization Laboratory Chief Embryologist Kerri Hurley. These highly skilled and highly motivated professionals provide exceptional patient-centered care to achieve the highest possible success rates. Read more on pages 6 & 7.
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SENIOR SOCIALIZATION IS KEY TO AN INCREASED QUALITY OF LIFE. On a daily basis, We Care Adult Care, located in Middletown, NJ offers an increased quality of life for Monmouth County seniors.
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Dr. Dr.Christopher ChristopherGodek Godek As a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon, Dr. ChristopherGodek Godekhas hasdeveloped developedaatrue truelove love Christopher forthe thespecialty. specialty.Part Partof ofwhat whatmakes makeshim himso so for successfulisishis hisability abilityto toappreciate appreciatethe theway way successful plasticsurgery surgerycan cantransform transformaaperson’s person’slife. life. plastic He is devoted to cosmetic and reconstructive He is devoted to cosmetic and reconstructive surgery including facial, breast and body surgery facial, breast and body surgery.including His reconstructive practice includes surgery. His reconstructive practice includes breast cancer reconstruction, skin cancers, breast skin cancers, facial cancer trauma,reconstruction, and facial reconstruction. Dr. facial trauma, and facialbusy reconstruction. Godek also has a very non-surgicalDr. Godek also hasincludes a very busy practice that skin non-surgical care, chemical peel programs and injectables, including Botox, practice that includes skin care, chemical peel Juvederm, Voluma, Radiesse, Belotero, and programs and injectables, including Botox, Sculptra. “These invasive techniques Juvederm, Voluma,minimally Radiesse, Belotero, and are used to improve facial balance and create Sculptra. “These minimally invasive techniques a more natural, youthful and rested look,” he are used to improve facial balance and create adds. He and his team take an individualized a approach more natural, youthful and rested he to each patient they see. look,” He adds, adds. He and his team take an individualized “Our team strives to achieve results that approach to each patient they see. He adds, “Our team strivesthe to achieve results that complementing beauty of your natural features.” enhance specific areas of concern, while also complementing the beauty of your natural features.” Dr. Godek: I originally trained as a biomedical engineer at Syracuse University and then went on complete CW: How did you become involved in to this field?
myGodek: medicalI degree at the Boston School of Dr. originally trained as University a biomedical engineer Medicine. I also completed a one-year research fellowship at Syracuse University and then went on to complete at medical Harvarddegree Medical While in Boston, I hadofthe my at School. the Boston University School opportunity to work alongside one of the top plastic Medicine. I also completed a one-year research fellowship
at HarvardinMedical School. While in Boston, I hadthis the surgeons the country. After spending time with opportunity to work alongside one of the top plastic surgeon, I came to realize the unique aspects of Plastic surgeons in the country. After spending time with this surgeon, I came to realize thewith unique Plastic wonderful interactions I had myaspects teachersofand patients Surgery. I became involved in this field due to the while training at Boston University, Harvard Medical wonderful I hadofwith my teachers andIpatients School, andinteractions the University Pennsylvania, where while training Boston University, Harvard Medical completed myatPlastic Surgery residency. School, and the University of Pennsylvania, where I MCW: What is the most rewarding part about your completed my Plastic Surgery residency. profession? CW: What is the being most rewarding your Dr. Godek: I love able to help part othersabout in need. Patients often come to me with a problem or concern and profession? Dr. Godek: I love being able to help others in need. Patients often come to me with a problem or concern and from helping young children withup-to-date birth defects or injuries, being able to offer them the most options to to helping who rewarding. have lost a This breastincludes due to breast help them iswomen incredibly everything from helping young children with birth defects or injuries, tremendously rewarding. to helping women who have lost a breast due to breast cancer. The ability to feel “whole” again is MCW: What is the help mostsomeone challenging? tremendously rewarding. Dr. Godek: is thatWhat not allisdeformities can be corrected. Additionally, CW: the most challenging?
not Godek: all patients seechallenging us in our practice arethe candidates for Dr. Thethat most aspect of profession surgery due to other health issues or medical conditions. is that not all deformities can be corrected. Additionally, My all number onethat priority safety of our not patients see usisinthe our practice arepatients. candidates for Having to tell a patient that they cannot undergo a certain surgery due to other health issues or medical conditions. procedure due to their health is very challenging and My number one priority is the safety of our patients. can be quitetoupsetting to thethat patient. work very closely with Having tell a patient they We cannot undergo a certain our patients to help them overcome these obstacles when, procedure due to their health is very challenging and can andquite if they occur. to the patient. We work very closely with be upsetting our patients to help thempractice overcomeapart thesefrom obstacles when, MCW: What sets your others like and if they occur. it? Dr. Godek: We provide a great deal of from extra care before, CW: What sets your practice apart others like it? during, and after surgery. For facial procedures, patients Dr. Godek: We provide a great deal of extra care before, meet with of surgery. our BellaFor Derma during, andone after facialaestheticians procedures, for patients skin care and make-up advice beforehand; then for meet with one of our Bella Derma aestheticians for microdermabrasion andadvice facial beforehand; massages following skin care and make-up then fortheir surgeries. microdermabrasion and facial massages following their For body procedures, patients visit the Bella Derma surgeries. Medi Spa for massage and ultrasound to reduce any For body procedures, patients visit the Bella Derma swelling or bruising and to help diminish downtime after Medi Spa for massage and ultrasound to reduce any surgeries. My patients receive so much more than just a swelling or bruising and to help diminish downtime after procedure. Our state-of-the art spa treatments speed our surgeries. My patients receive so much more than just a
procedure. Our state-of-the art spa treatments speed our patient’s recoveries and help them look and feel healthy so patient’s recoveries and help them look and feel that they may return to their everyday activities ashealthy soon asso that they may return to their everyday activities as soon as possible. possible.
MCW: What are the most common procedures that CW:perform? What are the most common procedures that you you perform? Dr. Godek: Dr. Godek: Thenasal mostsurgery, common procedures I breast perform include eyelid lifts, facethat lifts, perform include nasal eyelid lifts, faceaslifts, enlargement, breast liftssurgery, and breast reductions, wellbreast as enlargement, breast lifts and breast reductions, as well as number breast cancer reconstructions, facial cancer tummy of tucks, and liposuction. I also perform a significant reconstructions, reconstruction after facial number of breastand cancer reconstructions, facialtrauma. cancer reconstructions, and reconstruction after facial trauma. MCW: Are there any cases that stick out in your mind? CW: Are there any cases that stick out in your mind? Dr. Dr.Godek: Godek:One Oneofofmy mymost mostmemorable memorablecases casesisisfrom from early earlyin inmy mycareer. career.Upon Uponcompleting completingmy mytraining trainingatatthe the University Universityof ofPennsylvania, Pennsylvania,I Istarted startedworking workingininNew NewJersey Jersey and was on staff at several hospitals in both Monmouth and Ocean OceanCounties. Counties.At Atthat thattime, time,I Iwas wastaking takingtrauma traumacalls callsatat Jersey JerseyShore ShoreUniversity UniversityMedical MedicalCenter Centerand andwas wason onPlastic Plastic Surgery Surgerycall. call.IIreceived receivedaaphone phonecall callfrom fromthe theemergency emergency room roomabout aboutaayoung younggirl girlwho wholost losther herhand handinina arollover rollover motor vehicle accident on the Garden State motor vehicle accident on the Garden StateParkway. Parkway.I Iwas was able ableto totake takethe thepatient patienttotothe theoperating operatingroom roomand andre-attach re-attach her her hand handwith withtechniques techniquesand andmicrosurgery microsurgerythat thatI Ihad had learned while at the University of Pennsylvania. learned while at the University of Pennsylvania.She Shemade made an an incredible incrediblerecovery recoveryand andwas wasable abletotokeep keepher herhand. hand. Dr. Godekconsistently consistentlyputs putshis hispatients patients first. Beginning Beginningwith withthe theconsultation consultationvisit, visit,he hespends spends quality quality time timegetting gettingto toknow knoweach eachofofthem themand andtoto better better understand understandtheir theirgoals. goals.He Headds, adds,“I“Iwant want to to be be sure surethey theyfeel feelcomfortable comfortableexpressing expressingtheir their aesthetic goals to me. All of my patients aesthetic goals to me. All of my patientsare are very very special specialto tome. me.I Ithoroughly thoroughlyenjoy enjoygetting gettingtoto know each one of them on a personal basis know each one of them on a personal basisand and developing developingaalifelong lifelongrelationship relationshipwith withthem.” them.” He He grew grewup upininaasmall smalltown townininWestern Western Massachusetts where he met his wife, Kristen, Massachusetts where he met his wife, Kristen, when they were both in high school. The couple when they were both in high school. The couple now lives in a small ocean community with their now lives in a small ocean community with their two boys. Outside of Plastic Surgery, they enjoy two boys. Outside of Plastic Surgery, they enjoy time at the beach paddle and time at the beach paddle surfing and fishing.
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