Amy Rogers, MD MPH FACPM
American Board of Preventive Medicine, Board certified in Aerospace Medicine, Occupational Medicine and General Preventive Medicine and Public Health.
Preventive Medicine, Public Health, Lifestyle Medicine, Pandemic Response, Global Health
Work Experience: Fellow American College of Preventive Medicine Delta Omega Preventive Medicine Honor Society Department of Defense Meritorious Service Medal Navy Meritorious Service Medal (2) Navy Commendation Medal ACPM Young Researcher Award Nominee USAPM Young Researcher Award Winner U.S. Navy Junior Medical Officer of the Year Nominee (2019 and 2020) U.S. Navy Preventive Medicine Officer of The Year 2019
Humans evolved to live off of and depend upon the surrounding natural environment. Much of what we consume through food, drink, and visually(Social media, TV) impact our physical and mental health and well-being. By refocusing on natural foods and remedies, getting back into the outdoors and to nature, we can improve our overall physical and mental health, and reduce the burden on the medical healthcare system, that is stressed due to artificial environments that change too quickly for the human body to adapt to. We must also understand how different cultures approach medicine, treatment, and health, to find a way to move forward in a world where a pandemic can traverse the world in a few days.
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What Is the Strongest Essential Oil for Pain? Easy and Simple Tips
Strongest essential oils for pain relief According to a report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in 2021, approximately 20.9 percent of adults in the USA, which equals 51.6 million people, were dealing with chronic pain, and 17.1 million people suffered from chronic pain that impacted daily activities (i.e., high impact chronic […]
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What Type of Cancer Causes Low Hemoglobin? Anemia and Cancer
Anemia and cancer: What you should know Anemia is when your body runs low on red blood cells. This condition is also called low hemoglobin in red blood cells. Hemoglobin (Hb) is the iron-rich protein that gives blood its red color and helps carry oxygen throughout the body (1, 2, 3). The World Health Organization […]
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Best Sleep Position for Breathing: Breathing Problems and Tips
The best sleep position for breathing: Which position fits you? Adequate rest depends on multiple factors, including habits, age, health status, and previous respiratory conditions. In younger people, sleeping posture may be less relevant than in older individuals or those with certain respiratory conditions. The three common sleeping positions (side, back, and stomach) have advantages […]
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Does Exercise Raise Blood Sugar or Lower It? Diabetes and Exercises
Diabetes and exercise: Low and high blood sugar after exercise Diabetes and exercise can lead to fluctuations in blood sugar levels, including lows and highs after physical activity. Individuals with type 2 diabetes must monitor their blood sugar levels closely and adjust their exercise routines accordingly to maintain optimal blood sugar control and overall health. […]
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Effects of Sugar on The Body: Too Much Sugar Symptoms and Diabetes
What is refined sugar, and why is it not good for you? All sugars are not created equal. We can broadly think of sugars as natural or refined, with refined sugars leading to the negative health effects associated with excess sugar consumption. Natural sugar vs added sugar: What are the differences? Natural sugars occur in […]
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What Causes Heart Palpitations at Night? Risks and More
Heart palpitations at night: Why does my heart race when I lay down? Palpitation occurs when your heart beats too fast or too hard, flutters, or when you feel that your heart skipped a beat. Many people express these symptoms as bothersome or frightening, especially at night when they wake up with a pounding, racing heart. […]
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What Foods Give You Heartburn? Foods to Relieve Heartburn
What foods give you heartburn? 14 foods to watch out You might have been consuming heartburn-triggering foods daily for months or even years, unaware that they’re worsening your heartburn. Avoiding these foods might take some effort and focus at first, but the payoff is worth it. But firstly, what exactly is heartburn, and why should […]
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How to Lower Heart Rate Immediately: Natural Ways and Home Remedies?
How to lower heart rate immediately The average heart rate in adults ranges between 60 and 100 beats per minute (bpm). When it exceeds 100 bpm, it is considered tachycardia, often manifesting through palpitations. Various reasons may cause these palpitations, including: Lifestyle triggers Diseases that cause an increase in heart rate Some methods can immediately […]
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GERD Symptoms at Night | How to Sleep With GERD?
Acid reflux when sleeping: Causes and symptoms Experiencing acid reflux in sleep is often more severe and challenging to manage than during the day. What is GERD and acid reflux? Acid reflux, or gastroesophageal reflux (GER), occurs when stomach acid flows back into your esophagus, causing irritation (1). Everyone can experience reflux when eating triggering […]
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Frequent Urination With Pain | Kidney Disease and Other Causes
Kidney pain and frequent urination: What do they mean? Kidneys are paired organs under the lower ribs at the back, one on each side of the spine. Kidney pain is a dull pain in your back (left or right side), stomach region, or lateral side (1). Kidney pain results from various diseases. Most of these […]