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Psychological relief during stressful times, naturally. Apr 1st, 2020

During our current pandemic, most of my patients state they are stressed to the point where they are considering asking for medication to help them. Medications are an acceptable way to calm down and function within our work, family, and environment. For all of us and especially my “never medication”...

2019 IBJJF World Masters Purple Belt Champion! Oct 2nd, 2019

Congratulations Dr. Alevizos on your IBJJF World Master Purple Belt Jiu-Jitsu Championship!

What Type of Exercise is Best? Sep 15th, 2019

What type of Exercise is best? Patients often tell me they exercise most days a week walking and some even jog. This type of aerobic exercise is good but interval training is much better. Steady state aerobics cause men to lose their muscular chest shoulders and arms and women to...

Top 10 Anti-Aging Treatments for 2019 Apr 23rd, 2019

Dr. John Alevizos presents his top 10 anti-aging treatments for 2019. Call us to receive your free consultation! 1.  Platlet Rich Plasma (PRP) FACELIFT This revolutionary non-surgical procedure uses the body’s own platelet rich plasma (PRP) to regrow collagen. This improves wrinkles, coloration and skin texture dramatically and beautifully with no down...

Gynecomastia (Man Boobs) and what to do about it. Feb 18th, 2019

Man Boobs (Gynecomastia)- What it is and what you can do about it. Click to see video.

The Brain & Alzheimer’s Disease Dec 5th, 2018

The good news is that are living longer and global life expectancy is higher then ever. If only we could all enjoy long lives while maintaining our mental faculties, this news would be even better, but unfortunately, mental decline is a major cause of disability, and its not confined to...

2018 Pan-Am Jiu-Jitsu Championship Mar 11th, 2018

Congratulations Dr. Alevizos for your Double-Gold win at the 2018 Pan-Am Jiu-Jitsu Championship!

Is Arthritis Preventable? Feb 11th, 2018

Life is challenging enough without arthritis pain. Defined as inflammation and swelling in one or more of our joints, there are actually 100 different types of arthritis. However, this article will cover only the most common type— Osteoarthritis. The bad news is that 46 million people live with arthritis in...

Can Sleep Habits Affect Your Longevity? Oct 2nd, 2017

The subject of sleep has always fascinated me as I have a difficult time falling asleep and staying asleep. My wife, on the other hand, can be sitting in the car and fall asleep mid-sentence. Statistically, about 40% of Americans experience intermittent insomnia, and approximately 15% suffer from severe or...

The Secret to Anti-Aging Sep 5th, 2017

The number one most important anti-aging intervention that any person can do for their lives right now, today, is physical activity, which is essential to prolong our life expectancy and our quality of life. When it comes to our bodies and muscular development, many of us have an unrealistic image of ourselves when...

Inflammation: How it Affects to your Health Jul 25th, 2017

Inflammation: How it Affects Your Health Approximately 90% of Americans suffer from chronic diseases that come from an inflammatory process. As you can imagine, these diseases include heart disease (the number one killer in America, and for the most part, in all industrialized nations), asthma, eczema, psoriasis and a plethora of...

Probiotics – Healthy Benefits For You! Jun 11th, 2017

By John G. Alevizos, D.O. Our gastrointestinal system contains more than one hundred trillion bacteria. These micro-organisms provide so many important benefits to the body that they are sometimes called a “forgotten” organ. Our intestinal flora are responsible for fatty acid metabolism, vitamin absorption and the regulation of fats, triglycerides...

The Unknown Hormone: Vitamin D Oct 17th, 2016

Power of Vitamin D The most important hormone shown to prevent heart disease, diabetes, immune diseases and cancer in fact, a hormone with more than 1,000 critical functions, is Vitamin D. That’s right, “Vitamin D” is in fact, a hormone, not a vitamin. We all know that Vitamin D and...

Low Metabolism Aug 6th, 2016

When I walk into an exam room, the first thing I do is shake my patient’s hand. I do this both for the social connection, but even more importantly, to feel the temperature of the hand. If they are feeling run-down, I listen to the patient’s complaints and then ask...

Is Salt Really Bad For You? The Benefits of Iodine Salt. Apr 6th, 2015

Since the early 1980’s, you have been hearing health experts advocate that we decrease our consumption of salt due to the risk of high blood pressure. But you should also keep in mind that in the 1920’s, the government mandated that iodine be added to table salt due to a...

Vitamins: What you really need to take…. Mar 13th, 2015

By Dr, John G. Alevizos There are only two valid reasons to take supplements. One is to make sure your diet is sufficient in essential nutrients. The other is to boost your natural immune system so as to provide greater protection against disease—in other words, to slow the aging process...

Antioxidants & Longevity Mar 8th, 2015

By Dr. John G. Alevizos, D.O. AS A SOCIETY, over the past several hundred years, we have dramatically improved the human condition and added to human longevity. In the old days, people didn’t live much past 40 years. Now, because of more stable food sources, immunizations, anti-infection methods and medications,...

How to Measure and Treat Male Hormone Deficiency. Mar 8th, 2015

by Dr. John G. Alevizos, D.O. This article will focus on how to measure and treat male hormone deficiency. It should be noted that the articles in the coming several months will not be as technical as the past articles, and will actually be a bit more fun and easier...

Happy Wife, Happy Life! Jan 8th, 2015

By Dr. John Alevizos Specializing in Integrative Medicine & Anti-Aging In my day to day life, I am never happier than when my wife is happy, energetic, and feeling upbeat, and is not suffering from chronic pain. Having a wife in this state is very achievable and desirable for her,...

Why Is My Gut So Big? Jan 1st, 2015

By Dr. John G. Alevizos Of all my monthly articles, this is going to be the most important one that I hope everybody reading will research and explore, and definitely not ignore. If we think back to junior high school, both boys and girls were built about the same. However,...

A Good Night’s Sleep Nov 8th, 2014

By Dr. John G. Alevizos The subject of sleep has always fascinated me as I have a difficult time falling asleep and staying asleep. My wife, on the other hand, can be sitting in the car and fall asleep mid-sentence. Statistically, about 40% of Americans experience intermittent insomnia, and approximately...