Healthy SoFlo Issue 53 - Rezilir Health & their New Protocol to Fight Alzheimer's Desease

PUBLISHER
Mauricio Portillo
EDITOR IN CHIEF
Claudia Portillo
"Being
healthy and
fit is no longer
a fad or a trend
it's a Lifestyle."
MARKETING DIRECTOR
Arnaldo Del Valle
COPY EDITOR
Lora Incardona
ASSISTANT COPY EDITOR
Andres Portillo
WEBSITE DIRECTOR
Maria Alejandra Wehdeking
ART AND DESIGN
Carolina Pedraza
PHOTOGRAPHY
Kiko Ricote
SOCIAL MEDIA DIRECTOR
Maria Alejandra Wehdeking
CONTRIBUTING WRITERS
Meg Meeker, MD
Ava Mallory
Sarah May Bates
Jenn Baxter
Allie Casazza
Rubel Shelly
Fabienne Claude
Vanessa Jackson
Lauren Kasis
Sarah Wester
Alan Freeman
Claudia Portillo
Editor in Chief
Fall is finally upon us. After a long, hot summer full of exciting and sometimes unexpected events and, hopefully,
plenty of memorable moments, it's time to settle in for cooler nights, long-awaited, healthy home-cooked meals,
fun-filled holiday celebrations, and new autumn projects.
October brings with it plenty of sweet treats, but in addition to the yummy delights you'll get to taste, there is
something women and men need to think seriously about, their breast health.
This month is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It's time to be proactive – and excuse the pun – get abreast of any
potential issues or problems that could dramatically impact your immediate future. Gather your friends, family, and
all adult loved ones and have a heart to heart to talk about their breast health and how to ensure that they maintain
good health in that regard. Mark your calendars, set a date, make the necessary appointments with your healthcare
professionals and schedule your annual mammogram. Let the experts examine you for lumps or any abnormalities
because it could save your life.
We know this is a sensitive subject for most people, but believe us when we tell you that a little discomfort is
far better than the alternative. No one wants a breast cancer diagnosis, but knowing – one way or the other – is
far better than not knowing. This minimally invasive procedure could hold the key to your future and could save
your life or the life of someone you love. Isn't that worth the time, discomfort, and effort? And remember, breast
cancer isn't gender-exclusive. The men in our lives should have routine checks as well. Learn the self-examination
procedures and keep an eye out for anything that doesn't feel right.
Before you put your summer gear away and dust off your warm winter apparel, take some time to do a quick health
checkup and start your winter on a good note. Gather your friends and family for one last summertime hoorah and
make the time to take care of your health.
As always, we at Healthy Magazine are here to listen to your concerns, answer your questions, and of course, bring
you all the latest health and beauty news to ensure you start the new season on the right foot and stay well for a
long time coming.
Cheers & Wishing you all a Happy & Healthy October!
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