Ask the Doctor Halloween Edition | Brain Health, Healthy Weight & Fortifeye Updates

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šŸŽƒ Ask the Doctor Halloween Edition | Brain Health, Healthy Weight & Fortifeye Updates Dr. Michael Lange and Dr. Susan Summerton hosted a lively Halloween edition of “Ask the Doctor,” with Dr. Lange sporting a Halloween top hat decorated with skulls and bones! Listener phone calls helped guide a wide-ranging discussion about brain health, healthy aging, weight management, and upcoming community events.

The docs discussed in some detak the all new Guadi Profilometer that does a topographical map of the cornea and the sclera enabling a customized scleral contact lens fit on very irregular corneas. 

Dr Lange is amazed at how good the vision can be once people are fit with this new lens. he really feels the Guadi scleral lens is one of the best options for diseased and irregular corneas. 

Dr. Lange discussed the closing of the Fortifeye Vitamins Nutrition Center in Clearwater and its relocation to the new Lange Eye Institute in Ocala. He also shared details about the upcoming Wild Wild West Fall Festival on November 14 at the Lange Eye Institute. Mark your calendars! 🤠 

🧠 Supporting Brain Health as We Age Both doctors explored natural approaches to supporting cognitive health and potentially lowering the risk of cognitive decline and dementia. Dr. Lange discussed re-esterified triglyceride omega-3 fish oil, Curcugen® curcumin, and Fortifeye Focus and Focus & Brain, highlighting lutein, zeaxanthin, astaxanthin, and the Cognizin® citicoline found in Focus & Brain. 

šŸ’Ŗ Creatine, Walking & Resistance Training Dr. Lange discussed creatine’s role in muscle and brain energy and introduced the upcoming Fortifeye Creatine 2.0 featuring CreActin®. Both doctors emphasized daily movement, discussing walking goals around 7,500 steps combined with resistance training as part of a lifestyle that supports healthy aging and may help lower dementia risk. 

šŸŽÆ Start Thinking About Your New Year’s Resolutions Dr. Lange encouraged listeners to begin planning now, with healthy weight management near the top of the list. He discussed incorporating Fortifeye Fit Meal into a weight-management plan and using Fortifeye Fit Bites to help manage between-meal hunger, alongside balanced nutrition, walking, and resistance training for gradual, sustainable progress. 

ā˜Žļø Thank you to everyone who called in with questions and helped shape today’s conversation! 

This program is for general education. Supplements are not proven to prevent Alzheimer’s disease or dementia, and individual weight-management results vary. 

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