Hormone Expert Dr. Joseph Kaye Helps Patients
WEDNESDAY, 9 DECEMBER 2009
Growing older no longer has to mean getting old, according to Joseph Kaye, M.D., who opens his new – and highly anticipated – BodyLogicMD practice in Boston. BodyLogicMD, America’s largest network of highly trained physicians specializing in bioidentical hormones, welcomes mind-body specialist Dr. Joseph Kaye and praises his focus on addressing the increasing demand of women and men in their 30s and older seeking relief from symptoms of hormonal imbalance and other signs of aging related to perimenopause, menopause, andropause.
“My passion in medicine has been driven by my desire to look beyond the diagnosis and identify the true underlying causes,” says Dr. Kaye. “It has been my experience that there are several primary catalysts for premature aging and disease, namely inflammation, infection, environmental toxicity, oxidative stress, structural imbalance and mind/body stress. By balancing your hormones, eating right, exercising regularly and finding healthy ways to relieve stress, you can greatly reduce your risk of disease and make a greater impact on your overall health and wellness.”
Via advanced biological, genomic and physical testing, Dr. Kaye is often able to identify unsuspected causes of many chronic conditions, which can then be corrected with a combination of BHRT and customized nutrition and fitness programs. He also incorporates stress-reduction techniques, such as meditation to help ease stress and anxiety to help guide his patients through the aging process.
“If people want to live longer and healthier lives, they need to learn healthy ways to manage stress in a productive way and regain their balance,” adds Dr. Kaye. “In addition, they need to stop allowing their age to determine their level of vitality. With the tools we have today, we can maintain health and enjoy a higher quality of life long into the future.”
Source: http://www.pr.com
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