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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Can You Die From Skin Cancer? Survival Rates and Preventions
Can you survive skin cancer: Is skin cancer fatal? Skin cancer survival depends upon the type and the stage of cancer. Basal cell carcinoma has the most positive outcomes among all skin cancers, while melanoma is the most serious (3, 8). Survival is determined as a five-year survival rate after diagnosis. It is an estimated […]
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Checking Blood Pressure Manually | With and Without a Cuff
How to check blood pressure manually with a cuff? Step by step Hypertension affects 1 in 3 adults worldwide (1). Known as “the silent killer,” this condition can slowly and continuously cause organ damage. This common disease can trigger complications such as stroke, heart attack, heart failure, kidney damage, peripheral vessel disease, and other health […]
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Can Stress Cause Chest Pain: Symptoms and How To Relieve It
Stress-induced chest pain: How does it feel like? We usually have baseline anxiety that allows us to carry out daily activities without problems, but the question remains: can stress cause chest pain? When this anxiety caused by stress becomes uncontrollable, various symptoms may appear, such as chest pain. This is a common reason for emergency […]
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7 Common Medications That Can Damage Your Kidneys
TRANSCRIPT We live in a time of medications. They help us somewhat, but they can also kill us silently. Now, as we age, our kidneys won’t work as smoothly. It’s important to keep them away from too many chemicals and medicines. But it’s challenging because aging often brings a host of health issues and more […]
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Benefits of Blackberries for Skin and Health, Precautions, and Recipes
Skin benefits of blackberries Blackberries contain large amounts of nutrients that can make your skin healthy. Some of the benefits include: Increases moisture levels in the skin Blackberries contain 85 percent water, making them an excellent natural hydrator for skin. They maintain skin moisture levels, reducing the likelihood of breakouts (2). They are packed with […]
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Stomach Pain Radiating to Back: Causes, Complications in Women and More
What causes stomach pain radiating to the back? Pain can present in many ways. Tracking its onset (sudden or gradual), location, radiation, character (sharp or dull), severity, progression, associated symptoms, and factors that worsen or alleviate it can help you and your healthcare provider manage the underlying cause. Below are some typical features of common […]
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MUST EAT! 6 Incredible Foods to Fight Aging and Give You Youthful Skin Back
TRANSCRIPT 6 Incredible Foods to Fight Aging and Give You Youthful Skin Back Once you get older, our bodies begin to change in subtle ways—muscle loss, weight gain, and organ shrinkage. These changes can cause mineral loss and declined bone density, known as osteopenia and osteoporosis. (1) Looking at the molecular level, we’ll see that […]
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Sip or Skip: Is Coffee Healthy For Diabetes?
TRANSCRIPT The Caffeine Truth Here’s the truth: No matter what coffee brands tell you, coffee ALWAYS contains caffeine. Even decaf! Caffeine alone can increase blood sugar levels after meals and reduce insulin sensitivity when you eat carbs, even in healthy people. It means that your insulin works less effectively, thus when sugar stays in your […]
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How To Reset Gut Health? 11 Ways To Do It and Suggested Diet
How to reset your gut naturally? Understanding and responding to the physical messages your gut sends is the key to maintaining its health. This knowledge empowers you to take control of your overall well-being. The good news? There are actions you can start today to keep your gut in good shape. 1. Improve your sleeping […]
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What Are 3 P’s of Diabetes? Definitions, Prevention, and Treatment
What are 3 P’s of Diabetes? Polyuria, polydipsia, and polyphagia—increased urination, thirst, and hunger, respectively—are the tell-tale signs of diabetes mellitus (DM). Diabetes mellitus is characterized by elevated blood sugar (glucose) levels. Insulin, a hormone produced by your pancreas, typically assists the body in regulating blood sugar levels following meals. Any impairment in the formation […]
