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GLYM Nutrition Launches RETAIN, Bringing Muscle Preservation Into Focus
GLYM Nutrition, an Oklahoma-based wellness and supplement company, has announced the launch of RETAIN™, an unflavored daily supplement developed to bring greater attention to muscle preservation during weight loss. Founded by Morgan Crawley, GLYM Nutrition is bringing a science-grounded perspective to weight management—one that looks beyond pounds lost to the importance of preserving muscle, strength, and physical capability. Looking Beyond the Scale The launch comes as conversations about weight management continue to evolve. With the growing use of GLP-1 medications and other weight-loss approaches, clinicians, researchers, and consumers are paying closer attention to body composition and what changes as people lose weight. Weight loss can involve reductions in both fat and lean mass, with skeletal muscle being one component of lean mass. While the scale reflects total weight change, it doesn't distinguish between them. That distinction matters because muscle plays an important role in strength, movement, metabolic health, and everyday physical function. For many people, the question is no longer simply how much weight they can lose, but how they can maintain strength and physical capability along the way. GLYM Nutrition was created to bring greater attention to that conversation through education, transparent formulation, and practical nutritional support. A Founder’s Lens on Strength Crawley founded GLYM after noticing an unexpected disconnect during her own experience with weight loss. While the scale reflected progress, everyday tasks that once felt effortless were becoming more difficult. With a B.S. in Biology from Drexel University, a concentration in Human Physiology, and experience in research and medical device development, she understood the science behind muscle preservation. But experiencing a decline in her own strength revealed how easily maintaining muscle could become an afterthought during weight loss. “We talk a lot about how much weight someone has lost. We don’t talk nearly enough about what that weight was made up of,” said Crawley. That realization became the basis for GLYM Nutrition. The company’s approach is centered on preservation rather than transformation alone. Its educational materials encourage consumers to consider protein intake, resistance training, hydration, and nutrition quality as part of a broader strategy for maintaining physical capability. “I knew the science, but I hadn’t fully connected it to my own experience. It made me realize how much of a gap there can be between understanding what matters and actually putting it into practice,” Crawley said. RETAIN and the Role of Foundational Habits RETAIN is GLYM Nutrition’s first product and is available through the company’s dedicated RETAIN product page . The unflavored, unsweetened formula combines creatine monohydrate, hydrolyzed collagen peptides, glycine, vitamin C, and electrolytes in one convenient daily scoop. RETAIN is gluten-free, soy-free, and contains no proprietary blends. GLYM also uses independent third-party laboratory testing. Each ingredient serves a distinct but complementary purpose. Creatine monohydrate is among the most extensively studied ingredients in sports nutrition, with research supporting its role in strength and muscle support. Collagen peptides support connective tissue, skin, and joints, while vitamin C is required for collagen synthesis. Glycine supports tissue recovery, and electrolytes support hydration and muscle contraction. GLYM recognizes that muscle preservation involves more than supplementation alone. RETAIN was formulated to complement foundational habits such as adequate protein intake, resistance training, and balanced nutrition, offering practical nutritional support in a straightforward daily routine. Preserving Capability Across Life Stages GLYM Nutrition’s message is intended for a broad audience. For some, maintaining muscle during weight loss may relate to body composition and physical definition. For others, it may be tied to healthy aging, mobility, balance, and continued independence. These different motivations share a common goal: maintaining the physical capability to keep doing what matters throughout life. “Whether your goal is to look more defined or to stay strong and independent as you get older, muscle matters. The reasons may be different, but the underlying need isn’t,” Crawley said. The company’s founding message, “Lose the weight. Keep the strength,” reflects that perspective. Rather than treating weight loss as a finish line, GLYM Nutrition is encouraging a broader definition of progress, one that includes what is maintained as well as what is reduced. With RETAIN now launched, the company plans to continue developing educational content and practical tools around preservation, strength, and long-term physical capability. Recognized as Best Muscle Preservation Supplement in Oklahoma of 2026 GLYM Nutrition has been recognized by Best of Best Review as the Best Muscle Preservation Supplement in Oklahoma of 2026 . The recognition highlights GLYM Nutrition's focus on preserving muscle during weight management and supporting long-term physical capability, alongside its commitment to transparent formulation and education emphasizing adequate protein intake, resistance training, and balanced nutrition. About GLYM Nutrition GLYM Nutrition is an Oklahoma-based wellness and supplement company focused on helping people preserve muscle, support strength, and maintain physical capability through weight loss and beyond. Founded by Morgan Crawley, the company takes a science-grounded and transparent approach to supplementation, with fully disclosed ingredient doses, no proprietary blends, and independent third-party testing. Its flagship product, RETAIN™, is an unflavored daily supplement designed to complement adequate protein intake, resistance training, and healthy lifestyle habits. Connect with GLYM Nutrition: Website: https://glymnutrition.com Email: [email protected] Instagram: https://instagram.com/glymnutrition Facebook: https://facebook.com/glymnutrition TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@glymnutrition
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- October 29, 2026Health
R&R Motherhood Brings In-Home Lactation Support to Arlington and Greater Boston
Most American families begin breastfeeding, but far fewer continue. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 86.1% of infants born in 2023 were ever breastfed. Only 29.8% were exclusively breastfed through six months, based on 2024-2025 survey data. The gap exists in Massachusetts too. In a June 2024 report, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health found that 90.1% of the state's infants were fed breast milk at some point, yet only 34.4% were exclusively breastfed at six months. Many families start strong, and then support runs out. The drop-off often starts in the first weeks at home. Latch pain, low supply, pumping questions, and bottle refusal can surface once hospital care ends. New parents are recovering from birth, sleeping in short stretches, and making feeding decisions around the clock. Leaving the house with a newborn can feel impossible, and a waiting room is a hard place for a hungry baby. The pressure builds again when parents plan a return to work. A baby who refuses a bottle can complicate childcare arrangements and force rushed decisions about feeding. Without hands-on guidance, small problems can turn into early weaning that many parents did not plan. To close that gap, R&R Motherhood is now based in Arlington, Massachusetts, after relocating from California, and serves families across Greater Boston. The practice is led by Aarani Montanari, an International Board-Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC), and offers help before birth and after. Families can seek help before or after birth with latch, milk supply, pumping, bottles, mastitis, returning to work, and weaning. The in-home model reflects the realities of early parenthood. The consultant sees the family's actual chair, pillows, and pump and builds a plan that works in the home. Partners can join the visit, which helps when they'll support overnight feeds. Booking follows three steps. Families check insurance coverage or review self-pay options, book a consultation that fits their needs, and receive personalized feeding support for themselves and their baby. Parents who are unsure where to start can schedule a brief introductory call. Montanari regularly visits families in Lexington, Belmont, Medford, Winchester, Somerville, Cambridge, Newton, and Watertown, while telehealth makes it possible to work with a lactation consultant anywhere in the Greater Boston area. Her own experience shaped the practice. After the birth of her son in 2021, she struggled with breastfeeding and with postpartum anxiety and depression, and an IBCLC helped her reach her breastfeeding goals. According to the practice website, she knows how much difference support can make during this vulnerable transition into motherhood and wants families to know she is there for them every step of the way.
- October 29, 2026Health
World Stroke Day | Every Minute Counts: TK Adjunctive Therapy Opens Up New Possibilities for AIS Treatment
The latest data from the World Stroke Organization (WSO) indicate that approximately 12 million people experience a new stroke each year worldwide, with around 7.3 million deaths. This means that more than 20 people have a stroke every minute, with a lifetime risk of stroke approaching 1 in 4 individuals above age 25. Stroke is a leading cause of disability worldwide; therefore, its prevention and control remain an urgent priority. October 29, 2026, marks the 21st World Stroke Day, with this year's theme, "Every Minute Counts." When stroke occurs, recognizing the signs and seeking emergency help immediately through "#ActFAST" is a critical first step. For acute ischemic stroke (AIS), early restoration of effective cerebral perfusion is central to treatment. Remarkably, there has been no new pharmaceutical agent widely adopted worldwide for AIS in over 25 years1. Given the narrow therapeutic window and low utilization rate of reperfusion therapies, approaches beyond vessel recanalization are of significant interest. Tissue kallikrein (TK) supplementation may offer a better-tolerated option for a broader range of AIS patients and is increasingly attracting significant attention from the global medical community. What Is TK Supplementation? AIS frequently represents the end-stage clinical event of underlying cardiovascular diseases, characterized by chronic hyperactivity of the renin-angiotensin system (RAS). The RAS and the kallikrein-kinin system (KKS) function counterbalance each other to maintain physiological homeostasis. TK, a key upstream enzyme in the RAS-KKS axis, mediates its biological actions through the bradykinin B2 receptor. Following AIS, compensatory increases in TK and B2 receptor activity may provide endogenous protection. However, endogenous TK compensation may be insufficient, and the increases in TK activity and B2 receptor levels may not be proportionate, providing a rationale for exogenous TK supplementation. As a protective factor, TK acts throughout the processes of compensation, decompensation, and neurological repair—from targeting collateral circulation and restoring perfusion, to preserving vascular endothelial function, improving neurovascular coupling, and alleviating neurological injury through multiple pathways, and ultimately supporting vascular function and tissue repair. These multifaceted mechanisms provide a rationale for TK supplementation as a new therapeutic approach in AIS. Evidence to Date: Potential Benefits of TK Supplementation TK supplementation includes human urinary kallidinogenase (HUK) and the investigational agent DM199. HUK is a human-derived form of tissue kallikrein-1 (KLK1) that has been tested as a treatment in thousands of patients with AIS and has received approval for this indication in China1. Rinvecalinase alfa (also known as DM199) is a recombinant KLK1 with a molecular structure similar to endogenous KLK1 and HUK1. A post hoc analysis from the randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled Phase 2 ReMEDy1 demonstrated that among patients who did not undergo mechanical thrombectomy, DM199 was associated with a 22% higher rate of excellent outcome (NIHSS ≤1) at 90 days than placebo (36% vs. 14%)2; the 90-day incidence of stroke recurrence was 2.2%2, comparable to the 2.5% reported in the prospective, multicenter Phase 4 RESK study regarding HUK3. In addition to neurological recovery and prevention of recurrent stroke, TK combined with endovascular therapy (EVT) may further improve functional outcomes. Post hoc analyses of two large randomized controlled trials found that, among patients with AIS who underwent EVT, TK use was associated with favorable 90-day outcomes and significantly lower 90-day mortality (18.5% vs. 11.3%), as well as significantly reduced symptomatic intracranial hemorrhage (8.6% vs. 2.0%)4. A propensity score-matched post hoc analysis of 6,530 patients with AIS in CASTOR found that, compared with no TK treatment, TK was associated with significantly better 3-month functional outcomes in patients with mild-to-moderate AIS5. Based on these findings, a special report in Stroke noted that TK significantly improved cerebral perfusion, extended the treatment window, and reduced recurrence risk in patients for whom reperfusion therapy was unsuitable or unsuccessful1. Earlier Intervention: TK Supplementation Supports Stroke Prevention and Control Targeting risk factors is fundamental to stroke prevention and control. Hypertension and diabetes are major risk factors for stroke. Retrospective studies suggest that metabolic syndrome, including hypertension and diabetes, downregulates TK levels to impair endothelial function and worsen stroke outcomes6. Reduced TK levels have also been observed across conditions including AIS, hypertension, and diabetes. These findings suggest that TK supplementation could have relevance beyond stroke and may contribute to better regulation of blood pressure and glucose to address needs shared by these conditions. Additionally, plasma TK levels also have potential value for stroke risk assessment. Conclusion For patients with stroke, every minute can affect survival and long-term outcomes. TK supplementation has several features relevant to AIS treatment, capable of reducing infarct size, improving neurological function, and minimizing brain injury. It may offer a potentially safe and effective adjunctive option for a broader stroke population while easing families' financial and caregiving burdens. References 1. Kasner SE, et al. Stroke. 2025 Mar;56 (3):745-753. 2. Campbell BC, et al. International Journal of Stroke. 2026;21(6):861-870. 3. Ni J, et al. CNS Neurosci Ther. 2021 Dec;27(12):1493-1503. 4. Wang M, et al. J Cereb Blood Flow Metab. 2024;44 (9):1565-1576. 5. Huang D, et al. Stroke. 2026 Jan;57(1):63-76. 6. Ruan H, et al. MedComm (2020). 2025 Nov 26;6(12):e70506.
- October 29, 2026Health
After a Sudden Death, a Private Autopsy in Salt Lake City Can Reveal Inherited Conditions That Affect Living Relatives
When someone dies suddenly and without a clear explanation, the questions do not end with the funeral. For brothers, sisters, children and parents, a single unanswered question can linger for years: could the same thing happen to us? Postmortem Pathology, a nationwide provider of private autopsy services in Salt Lake City , is encouraging Utah families to consider that question before final arrangements are made. Some heart conditions run in families and give little or no warning during life. A seemingly healthy person collapses during a run, passes away in their sleep, or dies in their thirties or forties with no history of illness. In many of these cases the death is recorded as natural, and no one examines the heart closely enough to know why it stopped. A private autopsy in Salt Lake City gives families a way to find out. “Most families call us because they want to understand what happened to someone they loved,” said Dr. Dan Lingamfelter, lead pathologist at Postmortem Pathology. “What many of them don’t realize at first is that the answer can matter just as much for the people still here. If we find something that may run in a family, that gives relatives a reason to talk with their own doctors while there is still time to act.” A sudden death autopsy performed by Postmortem Pathology includes a full external and internal examination, toxicology testing, and microscopic study of tissue, with close attention to the heart when a cardiac cause is suspected. The family receives a written report in plain terms that they can share with their physicians, a cardiologist, or a genetic counselor, who can then decide whether screening or testing is appropriate for surviving relatives. Timing is the critical factor. Once a body is cremated, the opportunity for an independent autopsy in Salt Lake City is gone for good. Families who have unanswered questions are encouraged to raise them with their funeral home early, so the examination can be coordinated before burial or cremation moves forward. Postmortem Pathology works directly with funeral homes, hospitals and care facilities across the Wasatch Front to arrange transport and scheduling. Postmortem Pathology is staffed by board-certified anatomic, clinical and forensic pathologists. Private autopsy services in Salt Lake City start at $5,000, and all findings are confidential and released only to the family or the parties they authorize. Also, toxicology isn’t included in the basic fee but can be added on for an extra fee ($1500). Families seeking a private autopsy in Salt Lake City after a sudden or unexplained death can contact Postmortem Pathology directly to discuss their situation and next steps. About Postmortem Pathology Postmortem Pathology is a private autopsy and forensic pathology practice staffed by board-certified anatomic, clinical and forensic pathologists. The firm serves families, attorneys, insurers and physicians nationwide, including private autopsy services in Salt Lake City and throughout Utah.
- October 28, 2026Health
Coral Gables, FL Private Pilates Classes For Post-Natal Recovery Announced
Natural Pilates - South Miami has made its private and semi-private Pilates sessions available to clients in and near Coral Gables at its studio on SW 57th Avenue. Unlike group settings, these formats allow instructors to build custom training plans around each client’s needs and adjust the program as strength and confidence develop week to week. More information is available at https://www.naturalpilates.com/ Returning to exercise after childbirth follows no single timeline. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) notes that women with uncomplicated pregnancies may resume gentle activity, including pelvic floor work, when they feel ready, while those who have had cesarean births or experienced complications are generally advised to follow individual medical guidance before returning. Broader guidance from the NHS similarly recommends waiting for a postnatal check before resuming higher-impact activity. With that in mind, the private and semi-private formats at Natural Pilates - South Miami offer a structured way to return to movement at an individual pace, whether a client trains alone or alongside a partner. Sessions are adjusted as strength and confidence develop, allowing the program to evolve with the client rather than holding to a fixed progression. This approach reflects the broader method Natural Pilates - South Miami applies across its studios: a training experience built on intentional cueing and hands-on instruction, blending athletic movement with classical Pilates principles. Sessions use the Merrithew V2max Plus Reformer/Tower and Stability Chair, equipment suited to close correction as clients rebuild strength and body awareness. Beyond private and semi-private sessions, Natural Pilates - South Miami offers group classes along with small trios and quads sessions, letting a client move between individualized instruction and small-group settings as personal goals and confidence develop, without needing to switch studios or methods. Clients in or near South Miami can begin with the two-week intro pass, priced at $99 for new clients and limited to one class per day. Natural Pilates - South Miami is part of a network with locations across California, New York, and Florida, serving clients in and around Coral Gables who are looking for a measured, personalized approach to post-natal training. For more information, visit https://www.naturalpilates.com/
- October 28, 2026Health
Optical Outlet Direct Urges Summer Sunglasses Shoppers to Read the Swing Tag and Book a Rockdale Eye Test Before UV Peaks
With summer a few weeks away, Optical Outlet Direct is asking shoppers in Sydney and across the country to choose their next sunglasses for what the lenses do before they look at the name on the arm. The independent eye-care and eyewear business at 502 Princes Highway, Rockdale, has served customers since 2004, starting out in Sydney's west, and pairs optometrist eye examinations with a wide range of designer and performance sunglasses. It wants people to read the lens category on the swing tag before buying, and to book an eye test if their vision has changed since last summer. Summer UV and the Swing Tag Cancer Council and the Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency (ARPANSA) say the UV Index is at its most damaging in January, when average forecast values reach 11 or more, the extreme band, across most of the country on clear-sky days. Cancer Council recommends protecting the eyes whenever the UV level is 3 or above, and in summer every part of the country spends long stretches of the day above it. Eyes collect more of that exposure than many people realise, because reflected and scattered light adds to what reaches them directly. Cancer Council singles out water and snow as highly reflective surfaces, which is why an afternoon by the water at Brighton-Le-Sands can mean far more glare than the same hours in a shady Bexley backyard. Sunglasses sold in Australia have to be tested and labelled to a mandatory standard. The Consumer Goods (Sunglasses and Fashion Spectacles) Safety Standard 2017 draws on sections of the voluntary AS/NZS 1067.1:2016 and has been the only standard in force since 1 July 2019. Lenses are labelled category 0 to 4. Categories 0 and 1 are fashion spectacles rather than sunglasses, and Cancer Council says they do not give adequate protection against UV. Its advice is to look for category 2, 3 or 4 on the label. Darker does not automatically mean safer. Category 4 lenses are very dark, special-purpose lenses for extreme glare, and Cancer Council's eye protection fact sheet states they are not suitable for road use or driving. For most people who want one pair for daytime driving and weekends outdoors, the company points to a category 2 or 3 lens as the practical starting point, and the Rockdale team can explain the label on any frame. Matching Lenses to the Day Ahead Polarisation is the other feature the company says is worth understanding. Polarised lenses cut the glare bouncing off wet roads, water and snow, which helps on the water or when driving into a low afternoon sun. The filter controls glare, though, and it is the lens category that tells a buyer about UV protection. Cancer Council also notes that neither the darkness nor the colour of a lens shows how much UV it blocks. Where the sunglasses will be worn should shape the choice. Drivers setting off on a holiday road trip are best served by a frame that keeps side vision clear. Beachgoers and anyone boating on the Georges River contend with glare off the water, and Cancer Council recommends close-fitting, wrap-around styles with maximum coverage to reduce the UV and glare that slips in around the edges. Cyclists usually want a light frame that stays put on rough roads, and golfers tend to favour lenses that keep contrast sharp on the greens. The range at Rockdale reflects those different days out. Sport-focused frames from Oakley, including a dedicated collection of women's Oakley sunglasses , sit alongside Serengeti and Prada Linea Rossa. Anyone spending long days near the water may want to look at Maui Jim sunglasses , a brand known for its patented PolarizedPlus2 polarised lens technology. For a sharper look in the city, Tom Ford eyewear shares the shelves with Celine, Saint Laurent, Bottega Veneta, Porsche Design, Mykita, Cazal and Valley Eyewear. Customers outside Sydney can browse the same collections online, with orders shipped Australia-wide directly from the Rockdale store. A pair ordered from Perth or Townsville leaves from the same Princes Highway shopfront that local customers walk into. Young Eyes and Up-to-Date Eye Tests Cancer Council describes children as particularly sensitive to UV damage to the skin and eyes, and advises that older children wear sunglasses that meet the standard rather than fashion spectacles. Sunglasses labelled as toys are not covered by the standard and should not be relied on for sun protection. Its fact sheet adds that a broad-brimmed hat can cut the UV reaching the eyes by half. The summer school holidays are also a sensible time for a children's eye test before term starts. Optometry Australia recommends a full eye examination with an optometrist before a child starts school, then every two to three years through primary and secondary school. It also notes that a child born with a vision problem has nothing to compare against and will usually assume they are seeing clearly. Optical Outlet Direct offers children's vision testing at its Rockdale practice. For adults, the company says new sunglasses are a good prompt to ask whether vision has changed. Squinting at street signs or holding a phone at arm's length are reasons to see an optometrist, and a comprehensive examination checks the health of the eyes as well as the prescription. The sunglasses standard does not cover tinted or clear prescription glasses, so Cancer Council suggests asking an optometrist what UV protection a pair of spectacles gives. Alongside its sunglasses range, the Rockdale practice provides contact lens consultations, assessments for a range of eye conditions and prescription safety eyewear. Customers can call in on Princes Highway or browse the collections online before the January UV peak arrives. About Optical Outlet Direct Optical Outlet Direct is an eye-care and eyewear business located in Rockdale, Sydney. Serving customers since 2004, the business provides comprehensive eye examinations, contact lens consultations, children’s vision testing, eye-condition assessments, prescription safety eyewear, and a wide selection of branded sunglasses and eyewear. Its online store ships from Sydney to customers across Australia. Media Contact Company Name: Optical Outlet Direct Address: 502 Princes Highway, Rockdale NSW 2216
- October 28, 2026Health
AZ Hair Restoration Highlights Individualized Hair Loss Planning Following World Menopause Day
AZ Hair Restoration is highlighting individualized evaluation of menopause-related hair thinning following World Menopause Day on October 18, 2026. The Raleigh, North Carolina, practice assesses female diffuse thinning separately from the localized temple and crown recession commonly seen in men, with diagnostic evaluation and donor assessment guiding whether surgery is appropriate. The practice is led by Dr. Arthur Zacco, who personally conducts the critical stages of each procedure, including donor harvesting, graft design and recipient site incisions. Treatment plans at AZ Hair Restoration are built around each patient's hair loss pattern, scalp anatomy and anticipated progression, with the goal of conserving a patient's finite donor supply for any future density work. Male pattern hair loss typically follows a Norwood-scale progression, with recession concentrated at the temples and vertex while the donor area at the back and sides of the scalp remains comparatively stable. Surgical planning for hair transplant for men procedures is built around this localized pattern, with hairline design calibrated to a patient's age and facial structure. Female pattern thinning often appears across the mid-scalp with a preserved frontal hairline. Hormonal changes during menopause can contribute, while genetics, nutrition, stress, scalp conditions and medications may also play a role. Individual assessment considers these possible causes, scalp health and healthy donor supply before determining whether a female hair transplant is appropriate; not every woman with diffuse thinning is a surgical candidate. Available surgical techniques include Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE), which removes individual follicular units, and Follicular Unit Transplantation (FUT), which uses a strip of donor scalp from which grafts are prepared. FUT can avoid shaving large areas of existing hair during donor collection. Multiple Follicular Unit (MFU) grafting places more than one follicular unit within a graft. Technique selection depends on the patient's pattern of loss and donor characteristics. Surgical treatment requires a recovery period. Planning addresses postoperative shedding of transplanted hair and the possibility of temporary shedding of surrounding existing hair, often called shock loss. Visible density may take nine to twelve months to develop, and recovery and growth vary between patients. Nonsurgical options are considered as supportive additions to an individualized treatment plan rather than as cures for hair loss. About AZ Hair Restoration AZ Hair Restoration is a physician-owned hair restoration practice in Raleigh, North Carolina, led by Dr. Arthur Zacco. The practice offers male and female hair transplantation using FUE, FUT and MFU grafting, as well as nonsurgical supportive options. Its approach emphasizes individualized surgical planning, physician involvement and long-term donor preservation.
- October 28, 2026Health
British Face Clinic Highlights Rhinoplasty Safety Following World Anaesthesia Day
British Face Clinic has issued commentary on the anaesthetic and recovery considerations involved in rhinoplasty surgery, following the Royal College of Anaesthetists' statement marking World Anaesthesia Day on 16 October 2026. The Royal College's statement addressed patient care before, during and after surgical procedures, including preparation, risk assessment and recovery. Rhinoplasty is a complex, invasive surgical procedure carried out under general anaesthesia, and the clinic treats the anaesthetic process as a key part of patient preparation rather than a routine formality. Patients considering rhinoplasty are assessed individually, with surgical planning that takes into account both the desired facial outcome and the structure of the nasal airway before any procedure is scheduled. Mr Mrinal Supriya, Consultant ENT and Facial Surgeon, considers airway function alongside the cosmetic aims of surgery. Preservation rhinoplasty retains much of the natural nasal bridge while reshaping or lowering it through adjustments to bone and cartilage beneath the bridge. Preserving the surface framework does not mean that no tissue is removed, and the technique remains invasive surgery. Surgical planning considers individual anatomy, facial proportions and ethnic background rather than a standardised result. The clinic's page on closed rhinoplasty surgery sets out one of the access techniques used, in which incisions are made inside the nostrils rather than externally. Recovery from rhinoplasty is not immediate, and all surgery carries risks that must be discussed during consultation. Swelling and bruising are expected after surgery, and swelling in particular can persist for up to a year as the tissues settle into their final form. Outcomes vary between patients, and the clinic does not present any single result as guaranteed, instead describing its aim as refinement that respects a patient's existing facial anatomy. "Anaesthesia and recovery are not side issues to rhinoplasty, they are part of the same conversation as the surgery itself," said Mr Mrinal Supriya, Consultant ENT and Facial Surgeon. "Patients need a clear understanding of what general anaesthesia involves, what the healing process looks like over the following months, and how any airway considerations have been factored into their individual plan." Further detail on the procedures offered by the practice, including consultation and planning processes, is available through British Face Clinic , which operates from locations in London, Northampton and Milton Keynes. About British Face Clinic British Face Clinic was founded with a singular vision: to provide specialised facial cosmetic surgery. Its journey began under the leadership of Mr. Mrinal Supriya, Divisional Director of Surgery. He is an experienced Head and Neck Surgeon, specialising in facial cosmetic surgery. With extensive experience gained from hospitals around the world, including the UK, Australia, and the USA, Mr. Supriya established the clinic to provide care. From its early days in Northampton to expanding its services to London and Milton Keynes, the clinic has consistently prioritised patient well-being, using advanced surgical techniques and offering personalised, compassionate care. Its dedication to excellence continues to inspire its team every day.
- October 28, 2026Health
Dongdaemun Exosome Skin Treatment: Lydian Clinic Expands Global Access
Lydian Cosmetic Surgery Clinic, located in Seoul’s Gangnam district, has announced expanded access to its Ministry of Health and Welfare-approved exosome-based skin treatment program for international patients, including those arriving and staying in the Dongdaemun area. The clinic offers multilingual support in English, Japanese, and Chinese as part of the program, and the treatment is designed to support the production of collagen, elastin, and subcutaneous tissue, structural networks that typically weaken with age. The announcement comes as medical tourism to South Korea continues to grow. According to South Korea’s Ministry of Health and Welfare, as reported by the Korea Herald , 2.01 million foreign patients visited the country for medical care in 2025, nearly doubling year-on-year, with dermatology accounting for 62.9% of all treatments received. Dongdaemun, a central district well connected by public transport and popular with international visitors, is frequently used as a base by patients exploring medical and aesthetic clinics across the city. For prospective patients, presenting concerns may include uneven pigmentation, acne-scar texture, or fine lines, each requiring a different approach. “Everyone’s skin problems are different, so not everyone needs the same treatment,” said Dr. Abraham An, Chief Director at Lydian Cosmetic Surgery Clinic. Dr. An said the proposed treatment plan may combine exosome application with microneedling or laser-assisted infusion to support collagen production and aid tissue repair. Research published in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and Global Open in August 2024 found that exosomes contribute positively to collagen synthesis and have shown efficacy in documented clinical cases of wound improvement, supporting their application in skin rejuvenation and scar reduction. To determine a treatment plan, Dr. An first reviews the patient’s medical history and skin concerns during an online consultation. In-clinic imaging then provides a closer assessment of texture, pore size, and pigmentation, informing the choice of procedure and any supplementary methods. Post-treatment care is included as part of the clinic’s standard protocol, with the team guiding patients through aftercare steps following the procedure. About Lydian Cosmetic Surgery Clinic Led by Dr. Abraham An, Lydian Cosmetic Surgery Clinic brings more than 20 years of experience in skin services, body contouring, and regenerative treatments. Its Gangnam facility includes a Class 10,000 clean environment and serves both local and international patients. For more information, visit https://www.lydianclinic.com/
- October 27, 2026Health
Nuropod Return Policy & Warranty Coverage Explained In Newly Released FAQ Guide
For people considering Nuropod or already using the wearable neurotechnology device, Parasym is highlighting practical ownership information through its FAQ, including what happens if a return is needed and how long different components remain covered. The guide outlines a 30-day return period alongside separate warranty terms for the Nuropod device and earpiece. More information is available at https://nuropod.com/pages/faq Questions about returns and warranty coverage often arise once someone has moved beyond researching how a device works and is deciding whether they are comfortable proceeding with a purchase. Nuropod’s latest guide addresses that later stage by explaining the protections and support available after the device arrives. Nuropod advises users to first confirm that they are within the 30-day return period from the date the device was received. The process begins through the Nuropod Care Team, after which users complete the required return form and proceed through the company’s Return Helper using the order ID and email attached to the purchase. Warranty coverage is handled separately, with Nuropod providing 24 months of coverage for the main device and six months for the earpiece. The company notes that its devices are “designed to be durable” and undergo “strict quality tests” before dispatch. The separate earpiece coverage also reflects its role in regular use. Nuropod is a wearable vagus nerve stimulation device that clips onto the tragus, the area of the outer ear just in front of the ear canal, and delivers gentle electrical pulses using Parasym’s proprietary AVNT™ waveform. Most users wear it for around 30 minutes once or twice daily. The FAQ also advises against sharing a Nuropod between users, with the company noting that its clinical research has used individual devices for each participant and recommending that every user have a personal device. Together, the return instructions, component-specific warranties, and ownership guidance give prospective buyers and existing users a clearer picture of the support available before and after purchase. Nuropod was developed by Parasym, whose neuromodulation technology is backed by more than a decade of research and development. The company reports more than 60 completed studies and over 100 ongoing studies involving its technology, alongside research activity with institutions in the United States and internationally. Additional information is available at https://nuropod.com/pages/faq Disclaimer: Research referenced in this article was conducted using Parasym’s neuromodulation technology under research conditions. Findings relate to specific study populations and should not be interpreted as guaranteed individual outcomes. Nuropod is classified by the FDA as a non-designated risk device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
- October 27, 2026Health
Manhattan Valley Postnatal Pilates: Private & Semi-Private Training Announced
Natural Pilates - Upper West Side, NY, is now offering private and semi-private Pilates training in Manhattan Valley, including for new mothers returning to movement after pregnancy. The format gives clients a more individualized approach than a standard group class, with instructors working one-on-one or with a single partner. More information is available at https://naturalpilates.com/ Postnatal Pilates can help new mothers gradually rebuild strength, improve flexibility, and develop better body awareness after pregnancy, the team explains. Exercises that target the core and pelvic floor may also help address changes in muscular strength and stability associated with pregnancy and childbirth. “Regular physical activity can offer additional benefits, including improved energy and stress management,” added a spokesperson for the studio. The private and semi-private sessions from Natural Pilates - Upper West Side, NY, allow instructors to adjust exercises to individual goals and abilities. Instead of following a fixed routine designed for a larger group, clients receive more direct guidance on movement, technique, and pacing, making such sessions particularly useful for new mothers who want to rebuild strength gradually and need exercises suited to their current capabilities. The studio’s Natural Pilates method is a contemporary approach that combines classical Pilates with modern athletic movements. Drawing on the founder’s background in massage therapy, resistance training, and muscle activation, the method can be easily tailored according to the needs of different practitioners. Natural Pilates continues to offer group classes for clients who enjoy exercising alongside others in a shared setting. Options include Flow, which emphasizes fluid transitions between movements, and Feel the Burn, a more intense class designed to challenge participants through demanding exercises. The studio also offers Cardio Jump Mix, which incorporates trampoline work to add a cardiovascular component to Pilates training. “Whether you’re looking to improve your strength and mobility or just looking for accountability buddies who can push you past plateaus, we have a class that can help you achieve your goals,” the spokesperson added. New mothers interested in private or semi-private sessions can contact Natural Pilates - Upper West Side, NY, to learn more about scheduling and what to expect from an initial session. More information about Natural Pilates and its studio locations is available at https://www.naturalpilates.com/
- October 27, 2026Health
Dr. Lisa Skinner of Minding Dementia Brings Compassionate Dementia Education and Practical Support to Families Facing Alzheimer’s Disease
The hardest moment often arrives before a family has words for it. A parent repeats the same question for the fifth time before breakfast. A spouse insists someone has stolen a wallet that sits in plain view. An adult child feels anger rise, followed by guilt, followed by fear. For many families, dementia does not enter life as a diagnosis alone. It arrives as confusion at the kitchen table, tension in the hallway, and sleepless worry about what tomorrow may bring. That is where Minding Dementia begins its work: in the emotionally charged space between loving someone and not knowing how to help them. Minding Dementia And The Mission Behind The Work Minding Dementia, LLC was created to support families and care partners facing one of the most difficult human experiences in health care. Led by Dr. Lisa Skinner, the brand is rooted in more than thirty years of experience helping people understand dementia-related changes and respond with greater patience, skill, and confidence. Yet its authority is not only professional. Dr. Skinner has also had eight family members diagnosed with dementia, a deeply personal reality that gives her work uncommon emotional weight. That combination matters. Many experts can explain memory loss, behavior changes, and communication challenges in clinical terms. Fewer can speak to the ache of watching someone familiar become unpredictable, frightened, resistant, or withdrawn. Fewer still can translate that pain into practical guidance without making families feel judged. Minding Dementia stands apart because it recognizes that care partners are not simply managing symptoms. They are grieving, improvising, advocating, and trying to preserve dignity in a situation that keeps changing. The company’s focus reflects a central question families ask again and again: what makes Alzheimer’s disease so much more difficult to manage than other medical conditions? The answer is layered. Unlike many illnesses that follow a more visible or measurable pattern, Alzheimer’s disease can alter memory, reasoning, language, mood, perception, and behavior. A loved one may look physically present while struggling to interpret the world around them. As a result, families can misread fear as stubbornness, confusion as defiance, or repetition as manipulation. Minding Dementia helps reframe those moments so care partners can respond to the person behind the behavior. This perspective does not erase the heartbreak. Instead, it offers a steadier way through it. Families often come to dementia education after months, or even years, of exhaustion. They may have tried correcting, persuading, reminding, or debating, only to find that logic fails when the brain can no longer process information the same way. Dr. Skinner’s work helps people shift from reaction to understanding. That shift can reduce conflict, protect relationships, and create more humane daily interactions. Why Alzheimer’s Disease Challenges Families Differently Alzheimer’s disease is uniquely difficult because it changes the rules of connection. In many medical conditions, a person can describe pain, follow instructions, participate in decisions, or remember why help is needed. With dementia, those abilities may gradually decline. A person may deny anything is wrong because their brain does not recognize the impairment. They may resist bathing, meals, medications, or appointments because the situation feels threatening or unfamiliar. They may accuse the people closest to them because memory gaps create frightening explanations. For families, this can feel like losing the same person in small increments while still being responsible for their safety. The emotional strain is profound. A daughter may know her mother is ill, yet still feel wounded when her mother lashes out. A husband may understand the diagnosis, yet still feel rejected when his wife no longer recognizes their routines. A son may want to honor independence, yet worry about driving, wandering, financial decisions, or falls. These are not simple care tasks. They are moral and emotional crossroads. Minding Dementia meets those crossroads with education that is compassionate, direct, and grounded in lived experience. Its message is not that care partners must become perfect. Rather, it is that they can become better prepared. When families understand why a loved one repeats questions, hides objects, refuses help, or becomes agitated late in the day, they can respond with less shame and more strategy. They can stop asking, “Why are they doing this to me?” and begin asking, “What might they be experiencing right now?” That question can change everything. It moves the care partner from confrontation to curiosity. It creates room for tone, timing, environment, and body language to matter. It also honors the truth that dementia care is about preserving safety, identity, comfort, and trust whenever possible. Dr. Skinner’s work helps families see behavior as communication, not simply disruption. The professional path behind Minding Dementia reflects decades of watching families struggle with a painful information gap. Medical visits may confirm a diagnosis, but families often leave without a clear picture of what daily life may demand. They may not know how to talk to a loved one who repeats the same concern, why arguing usually escalates distress, when to seek additional support, how to prepare for changing supervision needs, or how to care for themselves without guilt. Minding Dementia exists to make that uncertain terrain less isolating. Minding Dementia Offers Clarity With Compassion Minding Dementia combines professional expertise, personal empathy, and practical guidance to help families navigate the challenges of dementia. Recognizing that the condition affects entire families, the organization focuses on improving communication, preserving dignity, and helping care partners better understand their loved ones. With more than three decades of experience, Dr. Lisa Skinner translates complex dementia-related challenges into clear, practical strategies. Her approach emphasizes preparation, patience, and compassionate care without minimizing the emotional difficulties families face. Through education, Minding Dementia helps caregivers recognize that while they cannot control the disease, they can create a more supportive environment. Simple changes in communication, daily routines, and responses to challenging behaviors can reduce conflict and make caregiving more manageable. The organization also acknowledges the grief, frustration, and exhaustion caregivers often experience. By offering understanding and practical knowledge, Dr. Skinner helps families feel less isolated and more confident in their caregiving responsibilities. Rooted in professional dedication and personal experience, Minding Dementia continues to support families through dementia education, speaking programs, and caregiver resources. Its mission is to help families approach Alzheimer's disease with greater clarity, compassion, and confidence. Recognition for Excellence in Dementia Care In recognition of its commitment to dementia education and caregiver support, Minding Dementia, LLC, led by Dr. Lisa Skinner was named Best Dementia Care in the United States of 2026 by Best of Best Review on October 18, 2026. The award recognizes the organization’s more than 30 years of experience and compassionate approach to dementia care. Drawing on professional expertise and personal experience, including having eight family members diagnosed with dementia, Dr. Skinner helps families understand Alzheimer’s disease, manage challenging behaviors, and preserve dignity. This recognition highlights Minding Dementia’s commitment to providing caregivers with practical education, empathetic guidance, and valuable resources to navigate dementia with greater confidence and compassion. Explore More About Minding Dementia Explore dementia awareness resources at Minding Dementia , book Lisa Skinner for speaking engagements , and connect on LinkedIn , Instagram , YouTube , and Facebook . Email [email protected] .
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