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FAQ: Can Semaglutide Impact Food Cravings? Yes! Semaglutide has an interesting role where it can reduce cravings for specific foods! According to the National Institutes of Health, individuals indicated less hunger, better control of eating and meal portion size, fewer food cravings, particularly for savory foods, and lower ratings for the pleasantness of food for semaglutide vs placebo. Therefore, it may influence preferences towards healthier options, making weight management easier! 🥗 Curious about the science behind Semaglutide's role? Connect with UrWay Health to explore personalized health solutions and start your journey within 7 days! https://lnkd.in/dEu-7vnZ #WeightLoss #HealthScience #UrWayHealth

✨ I had an incredible time presenting on the panel, "The Mind-Tech Connection: Innovations at the Intersection of Mental Health and Technology," at the TALhospitals Health Fest! It was an honor to share insights on how emerging technologies like AI are transforming mental health care. From AI-powered scribes enhancing therapy sessions to systems recognizing emotional intelligence and adapting to individual environments and lifestyles, we are moving toward a comprehensive AI-powered support system that meets each person's unique needs. Takeaways: For mental health care, AI can be our ally—moving us beyond talking to feeling, experiencing, and even touching. It shifts care from being reactive to predictive and proactive, forming a true digital safety net for patients. A big thank you to Sai Gundavelli, Board of Directors of TALHospitals, and Kishore Gadiraju, CEO of TALHospitals, for the invitation to speak. I’m excited to continue these important conversations! #MentalHealthTech #AI #DigitalHealth #HealthcareInnovation #MentalHealthInnovation #TALhospitalsHealthFest #SolixTechnologies #MindTechGlobal #AscendiumTechAdvisory #MarianaAI #Healthcare #TechForGood

James Baldwin said, ‘not everything that is faced can change; but nothing can be changed until it's faced.' At Umoja, we are standing and fighting, unified, against the quiet epidemic affecting 47 million American citizens and 1 in 5 US Children, the fight against hunger. In the last year alone, we have distributed nearly 100 million pounds of food to every corner of this country. We don't talk about the work; we do the work. We live it, we breathe it, it's in our DNA, it is the fiber that binds us. Our mission is elegantly simple...to provide equity and access to quality food and better health for all. If you want to go fast, go alone if you want to go far, go together. Umoja is Swahili for Unity. Unite with us, under our new banner, Umoja Health. Thank you to our ecosystem, our friends, our partners including the USDA, JPMA, Inc, Ryan Magee, Virtual Health Partners, CalFoods Logistics, Holmes Mouthwatering, Feeding America, AmeriQual Group, LLC, Sterling Bay, Milken Institute, KWILL Merchant Advisors, High Tide Capital LLC, Top Box Foods, City of Chicago, State of Illinois, MSDC, New York City Supplier Diversity, Houston Food Bank, Independent Living Services, Inc. (ILS), Circle City Rebar, IT Bridge Outreach, The Bloc, South Side Healthy Community Organization, Missy Hunter, Jordan C. Laccetti, John Morton, Kevin Costello, Mario Castillo, Mauricio Gallego, Todd Avery, Brent Douthit, Michael Gonzales #nutritionsecurity #foodforhealth #missiondriven #nutritionishealth #foodismedicine #PackHope #Umija #MFAN #Unidad #CastleCanning #KWILLRE

What does organizational cultural transformation look like and sound like? I would love to hear what others are doing within their organizations. Below is a taste of what Cultural Transformation looks like and sounds like at Adelante Healthcare. #organization #culture #transformation #healthcare

Getting back to the basics of healthcare is the right way to go! Food as medicine, accessible team based care and ongoing data-driven follow up for the journey. Solid principles.

Ex-Surgeon's Interview on What It Really Takes to Be Healthy We recently watched this excellent interview: https://lnkd.in/eCvTmiz9. It is a powerful overview on health in America, what is causing the decline in health, and how it can be fixed. I purchased a Kindle version of the recommended book: Good Energy - The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health. It is a well-written, down-to-earth, practical book. If you have medical training, you will especially appreciate it as she was a top surgeon and writes about her story while in the medical profession, what made her decide to quit cold turkey, and how she is now providing healthcare from outside the medical profession. You will find this book very authoritative as it is footnoted with hundreds of studies, which she has all posted online. She makes it clear that you must learn how to care for yourself, as the medical profession is essentially about disease management, and not restoring health. She tells you exactly how you can do this. You will learn a lot and be inspired to take steps, one after the other into a healthier lifestyle. We have been taking such steps for many years, so it was encouraging to see how far we have come and see places where we can take some additional steps. Click here to watch some of her videos. Quotes from the book, Good Energy:    Corrupted science: 82 percent of independently funded studies show harm from sugar-sweetened beverages, but 93 percent of industry-sponsored studies (i.e. food companies) reflect no harm.    Conventional farming uses one billion pounds of pesticides per year in the United States alone, many of which are known to cause damage to human and microbiome cells and are tied to obesity, cancer, and developmental illnesses, among many others.    70 percent of antibiotics in the United States go toward conventionally raised animals.    Ultra-processed foods make up 60 percent of calories consumed by adults and 67 percent of calories consumed by children, and they drive Bad Energy diseases like obesity, high blood pressure, dementia, type 2 diabetes, and insulin resistance. And the impact is major. In a recent study of twenty thousand participants followed over fifteen years, more than four servings of ultra-processed foods per day conferred a 62 percent increased hazard for death during follow-up. Each additional serving of ultra-processed food increased all-cause mortality by 18 percent. A bit about where we are currently at More: https://lnkd.in/e3fCD5nd How to Walk by the Spirit 15th Anniversary Edition Free Video Event: October 15-23, 2024 Sign up today at https://lnkd.in/etNdUQSg Fan the flames of revival by sharing this blog with your friends on social media! Related Resources: How to Enjoy Vibrant Health!  

𝗪𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲 𝗰𝗮𝗻 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗳𝗶𝗻𝗱 𝗵𝗲𝗮𝗹𝘁𝗵 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝘄𝗲𝗹𝗹𝗻𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝘁𝗶𝗽𝘀 𝗳𝗿𝗼𝗺 𝗩𝗜𝗠 𝗗𝗿𝘂𝗴𝘀? Options: A) On the pharmacy's website blog and social media channels B) On the product packaging C) In the local newspaper D) On TV advertisements 👉 Comment your answer #Quiz #WellnessJourney #HealthTips #CommunityPharmacy #PharmacyLife #StayHealthy #PharmacySupport #HealthAndWellness #PharmacistTips #QuizQuestions #InteractiveQuiz #vimdrugs

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