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Adipokines and Inflammation: The Hidden Messengers of Obesity
When most of us think of body fat, we imagine it simply as extra padding—stored energy waiting to be burned. But science has revealed something far more complex: fat tissue is not just storage.
Kevin Lowe M.D.
Oct 3
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Managing High Blood Pressure
With proper treatment and consistent follow-up, high blood pressure is manageable — and its complications largely preventable
Kevin Lowe M.D.
Sep 22
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The Mechanics of Cardiorespiratory Fitness: How Your Heart and Lungs Keep You Moving
Cardiorespiratory fitness is more than stamina—it is the foundation of endurance, health, and resilience. By regularly training your heart and lungs through aerobic activity, you can transform your health, boost your energy, and protect yourself against chronic disease.
Kevin Lowe M.D.
Aug 29
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Understanding the Symptoms of Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy
Diabetes controlled! No worries! Diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN) is one of the most common complications of diabetes, affecting up...
Kevin Lowe M.D.
Aug 17
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BMI: How Much Does It Really Say About Your Health?
What's the importance of the BMI? Many people visit their doctor, have their weight and height measured, and walk away with a number...
Kevin Lowe M.D.
Aug 10
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Creatine: More Than Just a Sports Supplement?
Let’s unpack what creatine really is, how it works in the body, and why scientists are now exploring its use far beyond the athletic field.
Kevin Lowe M.D.
Jul 30
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Are Probiotics Worth the Money? A Closer Look at What You're Really Buying
Probiotics have become one of the most talked-about supplements in health and wellness.
Kevin Lowe M.D.
Jul 20
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Should You Raise Your Testosterone Levels? Here’s What You Need to Know
What Is Testosterone and Why Is It Important?
Testosterone is a natural steroid hormone produced in both men and women, though in very different amounts. In men, it’s primarily made in the testes, while in women, it’s made in the ovaries, adrenal glands, and—especially after menopause—in fat tissue
Kevin Lowe M.D.
Jun 30
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A Recipe for a Balanced Diet
Our bodies are complex biological systems that require a wide variety of both macronutrients and micronutrients to perform at its peak. Eating the right foods is central to maintaining a healthy body!
Kevin Lowe M.D.
Jun 23
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What Are Functional Foods?
The health benefits of functional foods often come from things like phytochemicals, antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals.
Kevin Lowe M.D.
May 15
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Annual Physical Exams Are Essential For Good Health
Regular medical checkups are an essential part of a healthy lifestyle. Studies show that people who have regular annual checkups are...
Kevin Lowe M.D.
May 12
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My Top Three Tips For a Healthy Lifestyle
These are my top three health tips for living a long and healthy life. Of course, these three are not the only tips for a healthy lifestyle. There are others, but these are my top three.
Kevin Lowe M.D.
May 12
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How Much Weight Should You Use For Resistance Training?
People who engage in resistance training to achieve muscle hypertrophy or increased muscle strength are often faced with the question...
Kevin Lowe M.D.
May 12
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Unlocking Heart Health: The Micronutrient Symphony for Preventing Cardiovascular Disease.
Micronutrients, encompassing vitamins and minerals found in our diets, play a crucial role in preventing cardiovascular disease.
Kevin Lowe M.D.
May 12
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How To Motivate Ourselves To A Healthy Lifestyle Change
We keep making promises and New Year’s resolutions that we never keep...we desire to change our lives for the better. So why then do we not follow through ?
Kevin Lowe M.D.
May 12
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Beauty Is Not Only Skin Deep (Keep a Healthy Complexion)
Without the protective effect of antioxidants and other phytochemicals, our skins would soon wrinkle and sag under the effect of the UV radiation from the sun. Eating an adequate amount of fruits and vegetables is therefore of major importance to preserving the appearance of our skin.
Kevin Lowe M.D.
May 11
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Malaria Vaccine: How It Works
The Malaria parasite causes over 600,000 deaths every year, the majority of which are children under the age of 5. An effective vaccine is therefore highly desirable.
Kevin Lowe M.D.
May 11
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New Gene Therapy For Sickle Cell Disease
There is new gene therapy for sickle cell disease. The new therapy utilizes CRISPR technology to disinhibit a gene that produces fetal hemoglobin in bone marrow stem cells.
Kevin Lowe M.D.
May 11
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Inverse Vaccines: The Cure For Autoimmune Disease
Inverse vaccines are one of the hottest topics in medicine these days and with good reason. Approximately 1 in 10 people around the world have an autoimmune disease, and the number is rising.
Kevin Lowe M.D.
May 11
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Why Measles Vaccination Is Important
The measles virus is one of the most contagious viruses causing human disease. For millennia, this virus has been a leading cause of childhood morbidity and mortality, until the development of the measles vaccine in 1963.
Kevin Lowe M.D.
May 11
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