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With all the amazing benefits of Emsculpt Neo, people are anxious to get going on this non-invasive, fat-burning, muscle-building action! But be aware of conditions that might prevent you from being a good candidate for Emsculpt Neo:

1. Are you pregnant or breastfeeding? Emsculpt Neo treatment is not recommended for individuals who are pregnant or breastfeeding. Hormonal changes during pregnancy and lactation can impact the efficacy and safety of the treatment. You can always do Emsculpt Neo once you've finished pregnancy and breastfeeding!

2. Do you have metal or electronic implants? Patients with metal or electronic implants( pacemakers, defibrillators, metal IUDs, neurostimulators, etc) are not suitable candidates for Emsculpt Neo. The electromagnetic energy used in the treatment may interfere with the functioning of these devices, posing a health risk.

3. Do you have active implants in the treatment area? If you have...

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With such exciting technology, you may be ready to schedule your Emsculpt Neo consult right away. It's important to know who is a good candidate for this body-contouring, muscle-building magic!

You are a good candidate if:

1. You are in good overall health. Candidates should not have underlying medical conditions. This includes active tumors and associated treatments for tumors. We recommend talking to your physician to determine if Emsculpt Neo is safe for you.

2. You are close to your ideal weight. Emsculpt Neo is not a weight loss treatment, but rather a body sculpting procedure. Ideal candidates should be close to their target weight and have stubborn areas of fat or muscle weakness that they want to address. This is great for targeting areas that seem more resistant to your workouts - hello abdominal flab and cellulite on the buttocks!

3. You're already committed to a healthy lifestyle. While Emsculpt Neo can help enhance muscle tone and reduce fat, maintaining long-term results requires a healthy...

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Is it menopause?

Have you found yourself in front of a computer doing searches about menopause after enduring another night of hot flashes and little or no sleep? It's a common story we hear from women. We also hear statements such as:

Why am I so tired all the time?

It seems like I keep gaining weight. It's like my metabolism has just stopped working.

I've got this weird brain fog.

My hair is thinning and my skin feels so dry!

My emotions are all over the place.

I have awful vaginal dryness.

My breasts feel like they've deflated!

And according to the Mayo Clinic, all these symptoms are, indeed, symptoms of menopause. In the United States, the average age of menopause onset is 51 years of age. Some women experience menopause sooner while in their 40s. Women who reach menopause before the age of 40 are considered to have premature menopause. This is rare with only 1-2% of women experiencing early menopause.

Some suggest that the age of menstrual onset could help predict the age of menopause. Others suggest looking at family history.

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Hormone therapy, often associated with menopausal symptom relief, actually holds valuable benefits for women before they even reach menopause. Hormonal imbalances can affect women at any stage of life, with symptoms like fatigue, mood swings, low libido, weight gain, and more. After having labs drawn and evaluated in our office, a customized hormone therapy is created for the patient under a physician's care.

Pellet therapy offers a precise and efficient solution for women here in Grand Junction. These tiny pellets are implanted under the skin and release a consistent dose of hormones, mimicking the body's natural hormone production. Because the molecular make-up of these hormones is just like the body's natural hormones, these pellets are bioidentical hormones and not synthetic hormones from a lab. This ensures optimal balance, leading to improved vitality, mood stability, increased energy levels, and reduced symptoms.

Regular lab work throughout the course of therapy plays a pivotal role. It allows our physician to assess hormone levels, identify...

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Struggling with fatigue, weight gain, mood swings, or reduced libido? Hormonal imbalances can significantly impact a man's quality of life. While aging is a natural process, men shouldn't have to accept these symptoms as an inevitable consequence. Fortunately, Hormone Health and Wellness of Colorado offers a groundbreaking solution: bioidentical hormone therapy through pellet insertion.

Restoring Hormonal Balance:

Bioidentical hormone therapy utilizes hormones that are identical in structure to those naturally produced by the body. By restoring hormonal balance, men experience improved vitality, mental clarity, and overall well-being. These hormones are derived from plant sources and are designed to closely match the body's own hormones, ensuring increased effectiveness and minimal side effects.

Increased Energy and Stamina:

One of the most noticeable benefits of bioidentical hormone therapy is an increase in energy levels. Fatigue is a common symptom of hormonal imbalances, and many men report feeling re-energized and...

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As the cold and flu season approaches, it's important to take proactive steps to safeguard our immune system. While there are various methods for boosting our immunity, one option that has gained popularity is vitamin injections. Below are some benefits of vitamin injections and useful tips to stay well during the cold and flu season.

Tip 1: Adopt Healthy Habits:

To maintain a strong immune system, it is vital to practice healthy habits. These include getting enough sleep, maintaining a balanced diet rich in fruits and vegetables, exercising regularly, managing stress levels, and staying hydrated. These habits form the foundation of a robust immune system during the cold and flu season and beyond.

Tip 2: Regularly Wash Hands and Disinfect Surfaces:

Proper hand hygiene plays a crucial role in preventing the spread of cold and flu viruses. Washing hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds and using hand sanitizers when necessary can significantly reduce the risk of infection. Additionally, regularly disinfecting...

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