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The Benefits Of A Walk-In Clinic
Posted by in Clinic Diet on November 22, 2011
Walk-in clinics provide convenient medical treatment for patients who do not have access to a hospital. Unlike traditional doctor’s offices, walk-in clinics have extended hours of service, and just as its name implies, you can visit them without an appointment or a referral. Not feeling well or the sudden onset of sickness may require that you visit a doctor on a moments notice.
A walk-in clinic is available for such needs, when you want to be taken care of without the long waits at an ER or when your primary care physician is not available. The doctors at a walk-in clinic can provide the same medical attention and care you would expect from an established treatment facility. The primary function of a walk-in treatment center is to treat its patients without the aggravating wait times commonly seen in hospital ERs and individual doctor’s offices. Read the rest of this entry »
The Mayo Clinic Diet – Healthy and Permanent Weight Loss
Posted by in Clinic Diet on November 22, 2011
Do you want to drop a dress size in a week and possibly go into kidney failure? Better still, want to drop 10 pounds this week and gain 12 next week? Looking for another diet named after a beach, place or “doctor”? Wanting to be starved, deprived, or have whole food groups banned? Well, read no further, this article is definitely not for you.
The Mayo Clinic is a well regarded medical research institute and health clinic globally. After years of research into diets, motivation, and lifestyle, the Mayo Clinic has compiled its very own weight loss health management plan. The term “diet” is probably misleading in the title. This is no fad diet, or food controlled weight loss plan. Nor will you be counting calories, carbohydrates, or fat grams. You will not be encouraged to weigh yourself daily, indeed this is firmly discouraged. Better still, you will not be putting yourself into kidney failure or regaining all your weight, plus more, if you stop. Read the rest of this entry »