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CLEARLAKE – Millions of Americans are affected by gluten-related illnesses and they don't know it. One in a hundred people has celiac disease, and one out of three is gluten intolerant.
Dr. Eydi Bauer will discuss his groundbreaking new book, “Life After Bread: Get Off Gluten and Reclaim Your Health,” at 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 26 at Wild About Books in Clearlake.
Bauer's book will help you determine whether you're of the millions whose health is being compromised by wheat products.
If you are, there's good news – there's life after bread.
You can put an end to your unanswered health questions and stop feeling sick and getting tired. When you remove gluten from your diet you will:
• Reduce pain and inflammation;
• Relieve depression, anxiety, and mental problems;
• Improve digestion and bowel issues;
• Increase your strength and revitalize your energy;
• Restore balance to your biochemistry.
Dr. Eydi will discuss gluten free changes you can make to your life. Gluten free snacks will be served.
Wild About Books is located at 14290 Olympic Drive, Clearlake, telephone 707-994-9453. Visit the store online at www.wildaboutbooks.net .
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Did you know that dental health is an integral part of the health equation?
According to Dr. Doug Reams, a Lucerne resident and dental practitioner, “Proper dental hygiene can aid in the prevention of many medical illnesses, such as Alzheimer’s disease, heart problems, joint pain, stroke and a lot more.
“Seniors deserve the best we can give them, especially in a tough economy, when everyone has to pinch pennies,” he added.
Reams, who has practiced dentistry in Lucerne for 32 years, is concerned over the lack of proper dental care many Lake County residents receive.
“It is sad to see seniors unable to keep up with their dental needs because they live on a fixed income,” Reams said.
The importance of good dental hygiene cannot be stressed enough, according to Reams, citing many new medical studies proving the link between tooth decay and heart disease, and other serious health problems which plague seniors.
“We all need to do what we can in today’s economic downturn. Lucerne, being a small community, I want to give something back,” explained Reams.
Putting his money where his mouth is, Dr. Reams is offering a 10-percent senior discount to all senior clients in September and October.
Dr. Reams' dental office is located under the clock tower at 6075 Highway 20, Lucerne.
To find out more about the senior discount plan call 707-274-6605 or check with your local Lake County senior center for information.
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And what can you do about stress? How do you handle it? Although we can’t eliminate all the stress in our lives, we can stop the stress reaction from taking over.
Sutter Lakeside Hospital invites you to experience a non-invasive and relaxing treatment by visiting our Biofeedback Lab.
Biofeedback is a tool that is used to monitor our physical and emotional response to stress. The advanced equipment monitors bodily functions such as heart rate, breathing, skin temperature and sweat response, providing feedback that can point you in the right direction to discover your relaxation response.
“The relaxation response is found within each of us,“ says Joe Prisco, Sutter Lakeside Hospital Physical Therapist and biofeedback specialist.
“Biofeedback can undo the negative effects of stress by bringing forth decreased muscle tension, heart rate and blood pressure, as well as a healthier breathing pattern, leading to a more peaceful, pleasant mood.”
Studies have shown that we have more control over so-called involuntary bodily functions that we once thought possible. As a result, biofeedback can train individuals to listen to stress signals from their own bodies and use various techniques to balance, release and recover from stressors, leading to a healthier life overall.
The Sutter Lakeside Hospital Biofeedback Lab is open to the public; no physician referral necessary. Sessions are self-guided and an orientation is given prior to the first session.
For more information or to schedule an appointment, please call the Sutter Lakeside Wellness Center at 707-262-5171. Visit www.sutterlakeside.org and watch the information video by clicking on the link: “Video: Biofeedback Lab.”
If you are interested in supporting Sutter Lakeside Hospital’s commitment to provide ongoing programs like the Biofeedback Lab, please call the Sutter Lakeside Hospital Foundation at 707-262-5189.
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