Archive of: Feature and *HEALTH* and SWFL and Wellness & Antiaging

Claudia Marcelo

“We can’t stop the aging clock, but we can slow it down,” says Claudia Marcelo, M.D., the newest addition to the healthcare staff at the Hughes Center for Functional Medicine, in Naples.

Lee Walker

Microdermabrasion Brings Subtle Benefits

Microdermabrasion is one of the more recent cosmetic esthetic procedures to cross over from the exclusive Hollywood celebrity “youthenizing” scene to mainstream spas.

What We Can Do About Digestive Disorders

Bloating, gas, constipation, diarrhea and heartburn are common symptoms of a digestive tract in turmoil.

by Carol Roberts, M.D.

Letter from the Publisher

This month’s Women’s Wellness issue reminded me once again how important heartfelt relationships are in my life.

Nutrition Specialists of Florida

Doctor of Chiropractic Gary Gendron is a licensed expert on nutrition at the state and national levels.

by Lee Walker

Progressive Psychology

Psychology, which emerged as a distinct discipline approximately 50 years ago, has evolved far faster into its many forms than the perceptions that surround it.

by Linda Sechrist

Assuage Spa Knows How to Pamper

Southwest Floridians in need of a local, but exotic escape with the feel of Morocco’s opulence, rainbows of jewel tone colors and spice market fragrances will enjoy luxurious pampering at Assuage Spa, in Fort Myers.

by Lee Walker

Help for Hair Loss and Thinning Hair

Rarely have the interior dynamics of a healthy body been on a checklist for how to grow and maintain thick, shiny hair.

by Linda Sechrist

Stop Smoking with Vape King

Laura and Marcus Kaman, owners of Vape King, in Bonita Springs, get a great deal of satisfaction from helping smokers kick the habit with the help of the company’s electronic cigarettes, or e-cigs.

by Lily Viola.

Dreams Do Come True

When Karen Walker bought Sunshine Discount Vitamins in 1996 from longtime Naples resident Ian McKeag, she wasn’t thinking about choosing a job she loved so that she never had to “work” a day in her life.

by Linda Sechrist