by Mohammed Alo
January 28, 2013
Part three in my series on nutritious foods that help keep your arteries open so that you have a healthy heart and active and healthy sex life. We are reviewing the top six food for great sex and a healthy heart. More...
by Mohammed Alo
January 24, 2013
My second part in a series on heart healthy food and food that will improve your sex life!
Number Four
Nuts! Almonds, walnuts, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, and pistachios are all a great, nutrient-dense snacks. Almost no saturated fat, but full of healthy monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fat. In addition, they also contain minerals such as magnesium and zinc which have a profound effect on your heart and blood vessels. Magnesium helps dilate your arteries to keep them open, while zinc helps keep viruses that cause inflammation at bay. Inflammation is what propagates atherosclerosis and accelerates the artery-clogging process. Dust them in cocoa powder for a powerful aphrodisiac effect. You can even buy them pre-coated with chocolate or wasabi!
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by Mohammed Alo
January 22, 2013
It's no wonder the heart has traditionally been the organ associated with love. As modern science and research have now proven time and time again, virtually the same factors that lead to a healthy heart also lead to a healthy sex life!
So what's the relation you ask? Cardiovascular health leads to open arteries in your heart, in your brain, and in your love organs. The same cholesterol that can plug up your heart's arteries, can plug up your arteries everywhere. Heart attacks, erectile dysfunction, and not to mention strokes all stem from the same problem: clogged, unhealthy arteries, also known as atherosclerosis. So what can you eat to help keep those arteries clean and improve your heart health and sex life?
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by Mohammed Alo
September 8, 2012
Download the slides and audio for the three and a half hour digital marketing workshop. The audio for this presentation is critical, as many examples and tips were used during the class that were not in the slides. Especially, the live examples and live searches that were conducted. Also not covered in the slides were secret techniques and tips on using Google Search Insights to figure out what search terms to optimize for and what people search for when they are looking for you. We also discussed very advanced Facebook advertising techniques that you'd miss out on if you don't follow along the audio lecture.
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by Mohammed Alo
June 20, 2012
The Cardiac Emergency lecture this morning went very well. For those of you who missed it, I have made all of the slides and audio available for your listening pleasure! Feel free to download these, listen to them and save them as well as share with others!
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Enjoy! And be sure to teach others when you know something!
Be sure to also take a look at the Emergency ECGs for Emergency Physicians lecture! A 3.5 hour ECG symposium!
by Mohammed Alo
May 19, 2012
I will be giving a three hour continuing medical education lecture on Social Media and Online Digital Marketing for physicians and medical practices on Friday July 27, 2012 in Lombard, Illinois as a part of Midwestern University's "Technology and Clinical Updates" CME course.
Topics that will be covered include:
- Importance of Online Presence
- Reputation Management
- Brand Development
- What is digital marketing?
- How can physicians benefit from marketing?
- Websites: Different Types and Goals
- Social Media (Facebook, Twitter, Google+, LinkedIn
- Work Place Online Policies
- HIPAA Rules and what you can share
- Online Practice Management
- How to beat up your competition online
This is an excelelnt opportunity to take a few days off, enjoy the city of Chicago and educate yourself on social media and online marketing for physicians.
To view the brochure: http://www.midwestern.edu/schedule.html
To register: https://online.midwestern.edu/public/eventreg.cgi?event_no=639
Sponsored by Midwestern University.
by Mohammed Alo
April 19, 2012
So, it's here. Sprint's pure Google phone. And it's spectacular! A lot of people are arguing that the specifications are already outdated and that there are phones that will be released that already have better specifications. Where are those phones? As it stands now, this and the Google Nexus that was released on Verizon in December 2011 are the top two phones when it comes to Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) and current specfications. The Samsung Galaxy S3 isn't out yet. The Droid Razr has slightly better specifications, but it's not Ice Cream Sandwhich yet. If you want 4G LTE and Andriod 4.0 and top notch speed and specifications with zero shutter lag, this is your phone!
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by Mohammed Alo
January 20, 2012
It's cold out! People have heart attacks when it's cold out! You can avoid the cold weather heart attack! But how?
Studies have shown that Christmas, New Year's Eve, and winter months in general have the highest rates of heart attacks of all the days and months of the year. Why? Even in warmer climates, people have more heart attacks during the winter. Why? More...
by Mohammed Alo
January 6, 2012
Anytime you plan on making a significant lifestyle change, it helps if you have a social support structure around you to help you make that change. It's very difficult to quit smoking when everyone in your house smokes. You can't lose weight if the rest of your family keeps eating unhealthy food. One way to incorprate weightloss and a social support structure is through social applications. Smartphones are great becasue they have great apps! And some of them can help you lose weight.
One of the best apps for this is Calorie Conter by MyFitnessPal.com. You can search for it on your phone and download it. It is completely free.
You enter your sex, age, height, and weight, Then you give it a goal weight. It calculates your daily caloric intake allowance. For example, it may say, you may eat 1500 calories per day, and in 5 weeks, you will weigh 160 (assuming that's your goal).
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by Mohammed Alo
December 8, 2011
I've been watching NFL football since the mid 80s. Elway, Marino, Montana, Kelly, Favre, Brady, Manning... I've seen them all.
I have never seen anything like Tim Tebow.
His current run is something I have never seen before. It's simply unbelievable. Looking back at these past seven weeks has been something truly amazing. John Fox, Denver's headcoach who has spent his entire life coaching, hasn't seen anything like this either.
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by Mohammed Alo
December 1, 2011
If you've been an Ohio State football fan for a long time you will understand my frustration with Jim Tressel's style of football. Jim Tressel was a small town, mediocre coach playing small ball football in the big ten and winning on superior talent alone. He was continuously out coached, under prepared, and out game planned in nearly every big game he was a part of and never delivered big wins.
Ohio State kept him around because he dominated the big ten and beat Michigan every year. It was frustrating to watch his brand of football. Three yards and a cloud of dust, punt, punt, punt, and was never creative or aggressive on offense. Not only did he lose nearly every big game, he almost lost so many games to inferior programs. Youngstown, Toledo, Troy State, Ohio University... the list goes on and on. How many games did you watch and want to gauge your eyes out?
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by Mohammed Alo
November 2, 2011
Gmail just got a makeover! The new and improved Gmail looks very clean, smooth, and is very appealing. The new look matches the new look for Documents, Calendar, and other Google features. Check out this screen shot and read more about it! If you don't have gmail yet, what are you waiting for?
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by Mohammed Alo
November 1, 2011
Although this isn't new information, a new article was published linking alcohol consumption to higher and higher incidence of breast cancer. We've know for years that alcohol is one of the few modifiable risk factors for breast cancer. Breast cancer kills 1 in every 36 women. Heart Disease kills 1 in every 3 women. What's new? Even very small amounts of alcohol increased risk of breast cancer.
The article in this weeks Journal of the American Medical Association is below:
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by Mohammed Alo
October 26, 2011
A website from Stanford University Medical school teaching faculty in an attempt to revive the art of physical exam. Great site check it out!
http://stanford25.wordpress.com/