Coral Gables day spa gives up massage license, but remains in business
Massage tables “with incorrect topper material” were among the problems found by the Florida Department of Health. View original article Contributor: David J. Neal
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How a chance encounter led a pro wrestler and a Miami TV reporter to planking
“We created a product that makes planking comfortable.” View original article Contributor: James Varsallone
‘Several violations’ found at Coral Gables day spa. What’s the current status?
Massage tables “with incorrect topper material” were among the problems found by the Florida Department of Health. View original article Contributor: David J. Neal
A sprained ankle may not always heal on its own. These steps may be necessary
It depends on how badly the ligaments are torn. View original article Contributor: Harlan Selesnick, M.D.
5 holiday foods that’ll make your skin merry and bright — and boost your health
Cranberries. Pumpkins. Ginger. Garlic. Dark chocolate. These foods contain many health and skin benefits. View original article Contributor: Leslie Baumann, M.D.
Eat this fruit to boost heart health, fight inflammation and help with arthritis
Pomegranates, which are now in season, are an important part of Persian and Middle Eastern cuisine and have many health benefits. View original article Contributor: Sheah Rarback
How to not overeat during the holiday season
I want to assist you in controlling your shemomechama during the upcoming holiday season. You probably don’t know what this word means, but I guarantee you that you, and everyone else you know, has experienced this condition. View original article Contributor: Sheah Rarback
A broken wrist may require surgery to reset and avoid future complications
Some fractures usually need surgery to help prevent persistent pain, loss of motion and the development of arthritis. View original article Contributor: Harlan Selesnick, M.D.
There’s new tech for nose jobs — but nothing can replace the human touch
What to know about rhinoplasty from an expert. View original article Contributor: Carlos Wolf, M.D.
Is ‘turkey neck’ reversible? There’s good news and bad news
When the skin on your neck begins to sag, often called a “turkey neck,” no topical product can truly reverse it. This is because sagging skin is caused by the breakdown of both elastin, the protein that allows your skin to “snap back” after being stretched, and collagen. While certain ingredients, like retinoids and vitamin … Read more