Finding Peace In Unsettling Times
While there are many things we can’t do during this time of the coronavirus pandemic, there are many things we should do to maintain our physical and emotional health. And, they are things we can continue to do, no matter the circumstances, which will stabilize our mind and give us the resilience we need to succeed.
Keeping “Heart Healthy”
February is appropriately named Heart Health Month. I often associate this month with Valentine’s and thoughts of love toward my wife and family. What better way to show your love for those closest to you than to do things to stay healthy?
Healthy Habits for the New Year
Canyon View Medical Group Provider, John Taylor, MD; talks about how to create healthy habits and then how to keep them a part of your life. The presentation was given January 2019 in Springville, Utah as part of the Community Health Seminar Series.
The Dreaded Pap Smear – Why It’s Important.
There are fewer preventative visits a woman detests more than the dreaded Pap smear (a close second is most likely a mammogram, and third would likely be that “puff of air” into your eyes). So, you are in good company when you groan after remembering today is “that wellness visit.” With that said, let's discuss why we put you through this emotional and physical discomfort.
Avoiding and/or Treating Diabetes
Years ago, I had a gentleman come into my office not feeling well. He couldn’t figure out what was going on, but he knew something was wrong and couldn’t explain his severe fatigue. After running some blood tests it was determined he had type 2 diabetes and his sugar levels were very elevated. Talking further... Read More
