Red Hot Mamas In Charge of Change.

Contributed by Dr. Barb DePree- Red Hot Mamas Medical Expert We’ve made it through the holidays. We’re either well on our way with New Year’s resolutions or we’ve gotten realistic. And Valentine’s Day is right around the corner; if you’re like ...

Contributed by Dr. Mache Seibel- Red Hot Mamas Medical Expert Adapted from The Estrogen Window It’s February and in honor of American Heart Month I want to share a short story about how one study increases heart disease for millions of women, ...

Contributed by Pam Rand RD, LDN, CDOE, RYT- Red Hot Mamas Medical Expert Whenever I give a workshop on food and nutrition, people ask me how to lose their belly fat.  First of all some of that fat is there to ...

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States. The month of February is dedicated to raising awareness about heart disease and increasing knowledge about prevention. Educate yourself on the dangers of heart disease and what you can ...

“Always bear in mind that your own resolution to succeed is more important than any other”- Abraham Lincoln Dear Red Hot Mamas, Happy 2017!  Many of us have vowed to do a host of things as we begin the new year. ...

Dr. Baxi received his fellowship training in minimally invasive GYN surgery at Mohawk Valley Health System, an American Association of Gynecologic Laparoscopists (AAGL) fellowship program. He completed an internship in General surgery at the Jewish Hospital of Cincinnati followed by ...

Contributed by Dr. Barb DePree- Red Hot Mamas Medical Expert Here we are in a fresh new month, full of promise and possibilities. There’s something about this unblemished new year. I’ve always loved this moment when one year ends and the ...

Contributed by Dr. Rupen Baxi – Red Hot Mamas Medical Expert Menopause symptoms can be incredibly disruptive, which is why many women fear hysterectomy surgery. It’s important to understand how symptoms can be relieved and what ends up being a better ...

Contributed by Karen Giblin- Red Hot Mamas Medical Expert At menopause, in particular, our skin tends to secrete less oil due to the effects of diminishing estrogen levels.  As a result, our skin becomes drier and is more prone to wrinkles.  ...