Patient Lifestyle Blog

Aging is a beautiful journey, filled with wisdom, experiences, and new beginnings. However, it's also a time when our bodies require a little extra care and attention. If you're a post-menopausal woman with osteoporosis, looking to begin osteoporosis treatment, or...

You’ve probably seen a surge of prebiotic and probiotic sodas and other similar drinks flood the shelves in the last several years. These specialty drinks have gained popularity due to a combination of clever marketing and a societal push for healthier alternatives to...

Breastfeeding is a natural and cherished process that promotes the healthy development of newborns while forging a unique bond between mothers and their babies. However, for patients breastfeeding with an autoimmune disease, concerns about medication safety and the...

Your first year of college is going to be full of new experiences and excitement. And at the top of that list is moving into your new dorm room. From adjusting to sharing with your roommate, decorating your space, and meeting the other students in your hall, your...

By Dr Brittany Panico, DO Butter has been an indispensable ingredient in traditional cooking for centuries, lending its rich flavor and creamy texture to various dishes. However, as our understanding of nutrition deepens, many people with autoimmune conditions are...

The summer months are in full swing here in the Phoenix Valley, bringing along ample sunshine and high temperatures. With the average monthly Phoenix UV index of 11.4 in July, it’s crucial to take extra care before heading outside to enjoy summer activities. This...

Many people think that developing joint pain is a normal part of aging. It is easy to brush off aching in your back, hips, or knees and attribute this to “getting older” or the wear and tear of past injuries. But when joint pain is accompanied by swelling, or other...

Out of all of the autoimmune diagnoses in the United States, scleroderma makes up just around 0.06% of diagnosed cases. If you or a loved one has recently been diagnosed with scleroderma or systemic sclerosis, there’s a high chance you haven’t heard of this disease....

Featuring Dr. Isabelle Amigues, MDFounder and CEO of Unabridged MD Arthritis is a term that is widely used. For many people it just means “joint pain”. For those that are affected with rheumatologic disorders, and for their rheumatologists, arthritis means a lot more...

The link between celiac disease and autoimmune conditions is hard to ignore. According to the Celiac Disease Foundation, your risk of developing an autoimmune disorder increases significantly if you have celiac disease (10.5% to 34% increased risk depending on age of...