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Consideration of Herbal Treatment for Androgenic Hair Loss;

Dr. Elizabeth Miller N.D.

Serenoa repens or more commonly known as Saw Palmetto was traditionally used in conditions of the urinary tract, more often in men. Extract from the berries of Saw Palmetto is rich in fatty acids (85%‐90%) (1) (2). Since traditional origins, research has emerged to review its ability to help with BPH by having anti-androgenic properties as a 5-alpha-reductase inhibitor. An example of a well-known 5-alpha-reductase inhibitor is the medication Finasteride.

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Introducing SkinPen Microneedling by Bellus Medical

Dr. Elizabeth Miller N.D.

I am so excited to now offer a medical grade automated microneedlingsystem with SkinPen. The introduction of SkinPen elevates PRP facialtreatments offered at Vitalia to the highest microneedling standard on the market. Microneedling is a safe, minimally invasive procedure with little down time.

SkinPen is an automated microneedling device with adjustable depthsettings. This adjustability allows for differences in skin thickness and skin types.

Can Stress Really Turn Your Hair Grey?

Dr. Elizabeth Miller N.D.

Stress affecting the colour of our hair has been a widely acknowledged theory in our society. What is truly the science behind this concept, or perhaps is it a myth? Until this year, there have been many proposed ideas but the correlation of stress and premature greying of hair has remained as theories.

Night Sweats at all ages

Dr. Tasreen Alibhai, N.D.
Dr. Tasreen Alibhai

If you are experiencing episodes of night sweats, there might be more to it than simply feeling too warm at night. Night sweats are common phenomena that are often caused by underlying conditions or illnesses and may be accompanied by other symptoms such as weight loss, fever, or diarrhea.

Period Tracker App Figures Out your Hormonal Patterns!

Dr. Tasreen Alibhai, N.D.
Dr. Tasreen Alibhai

Hormone balance is essential to keep the female body functioning properly. Hormonal imbalances occur when there is too little or too much of a hormone in the bloodstream, such as testosterone, progesterone, cortisol, thyroid, insulin, or estrogen. Tracking your menstrual cycle can provide valuable insight into hormonal patterns.