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Sometimes very simple things are the answers to difficult issues. Read my article and learn how breathing can help with stress.
Simply putting one foot in front of the other gives you more energy and makes you younger and healthier.
One way to promote healthy living is to take a cue from Elvis. Watch the video to find out what the King did back in 1958.
High-intensity exercise raises your metabolic rate, even after you’ve finished. It also promotes positive change in the brain.
Bio
- @DrMikeRoizen
Specialties:
- Internal Medicine
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Affiliation:
- Cleveland Clinic
Location:
- 9500 Euclid
- Cleveland, OH
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Credentials
- Education
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A.B. Chemistry (highest honors), Williams College, 1964 - 1967M.D., University of California, San Francisco, 1968 - 1971
- Internship
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Medicine, Beth Israel Hospital, Boston, MA, 1971 - 1972
- Residency
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Internal Medicine, Beth Israel Hospital, Boston, MA, 1972 - 1973Anesthesia, University of California, San Francisco, 1975 - 1977
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Dr. Michael Roizen, MD's contact info
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9500 Euclid
Cleveland, OH 44122
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Coventry HealthAmerica PPO
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Activity
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Dealing with Playground Heat
There’s one swing that’ll melt down faster than Tiger Woods at the 2015 U.S. Open–and that’s the swing on your child’s playground. Back in the day when playground swi...
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Do You Have a Binge Eating or Drinking Problem?
From eating to drinking, Americans have a problem with binging. One in six Americans binge drinks—that means, having four or more drinks if you’re a woman, and five or more drinks if yo...
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Ask Oz and Roizen: Unreported Complementary Medicines and Hip Replacement Durability
Q: I’ve been taking blood pressure meds for two years and at my last check-up I mentioned to my doc that I was also taking potassium supplements to avoid cramping and using turmeric pills to ...
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How Moms-to-be Can Limit Exposure to Harmful Chemicals
Researchers from Mount Sinai Hospital in New York and Karlstad University in Sweden found prenatal exposure in the first trimester to phthalates, a chemical used in personal care products and plast...
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Ask Oz and Roizen: Cardio Rehabilitation and Risks of Screen Time
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Pregnancy: Think Before You Drink
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Can Probiotics Treat IBS and Depression?
LeBron James recalled, “Warren Buffet told me to always follow your gut… when you have that gut feeling, you have to go with it.” But, if you’re bugged by some unpleasant g...
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Holiday Eating: The Secret Things Slim People Do
If your waistband gets tighter with every holiday party, give yourself a traffic ticket -- for speed eating. It's tempting to blame your aunt's famous triple-chocolate rum balls and that bo...
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What You Eat During Pregnancy Influences Your Child’s Food Choices Later in Life
We know moms-to-be are aware of the importance of staying healthy for themselves and the health of their baby, but it’s easy to overlook how powerful your food and supplement choices are on t...
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Healthier Prenatal Choices Can Help Your Child’s Future
Research has shown that mom and dad’s health before conception and during pregnancy has a huge influence on their offspring’s health as a child, teen and adult. As we mention in our boo...
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Work Hard, Play Hard Dangers
In the TV show Mad Men, “work hard, play hard” is touted as a virtue. Yet the characters are, well, slightly mad, and become more tragic and self-destr...
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10 Ways to Sidestep Holiday Weight-Gain
Want to wake up on New Year’s Day without regretting all those cookies, latkes or bubbly holiday toasts? You can, with these 10 ways to sidestep the season’s "naughtiest" wais...
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Improve Artery Health a Sweet Treat
Peripheral artery disease (PAD), a form of arterial aging, affects around 12 million North Americans, making it painful to walk, upping the risk of blood clots, stroke, heart attack, and, for ...
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Can't Seem to Lose Weight? This Could Be Why
Go ahead. Blame your hormones for your weight gain. Specifically, blame two appetite hormones we've talked about before: ghrelin, which says, "Time to eat," and leptin, which says, &q...
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Improve Your Heart Health With Colorful Veggies
Since laughter releases feel-good brain chemicals and is good for your heart, you could binge watch your favorite comedies to improve your health. Another idea? Load your dinner plate with lots of ...
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