Douglas Battista says that remaining active and in good spirits is the key to a long healthy life.

When Douglas Battista was a boy growing up in Pennsylvania, his family spent summers going to baseball games and enjoying their time together year round. This served as the foundation for his healthy attitude toward fitness, food, and fun in adulthood. Today, Douglas Battista is living an active lifestyle. His position as the Vice President of Human Resources for Jenny Craig, a Nestlé Company and one of the nation’s leading nutrition and weight management companies, was an easy transition for Douglas Battista from the firm’s parent company, where he served as the head of Talent Acquisition.

The following segment aired on “The Balancing Act” on Lifetime Television. Joining the show was Danica Patrick to discuss Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease.

The Balancing Act: Well, our next guest on “The Balancing Act” took the world of racing by storm when she was just ten years old. She hit that gas pedal and has not stopped yet. She’s been named the most successful woman in the history of American open wheel racing and has more than one hundred races under her belt. She has also captured the world of modeling and has appeared in many television commercials as an advertising spokesperson and today she is taking a stand against Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, better known as COPD. Please join me in welcoming Danica Patrick to “The Balancing Act” this morning. Good morning to you, Danica.

Theodore Stroukoff has tackled many challenges in his life, including ongoing professional service as a travel nurse and 27 years spent as an ice skating coach. These days, Theodore Stroukoff is taking on a new challenge—the sport of tennis.

All Naperville dentists, including family and cosmetic dental expert Dr. Chiann Gibson, undergo extensive training on traumatic tooth loss. They say that, if the proper steps are followed, a tooth that is knockout may be re-implanted successfully. Recently, the Naperville dentists offered a few tips on what to do in case of an oral emergency.

The following segment aired on Incredible Discoveries on Lifetime Television. Joining Incredible Discoveries was Iampur to discuss Iampur Relief

Incredible Discoveries on Lifetime Television Guest: Phil Hudson

Incredible Discoveries on Lifetime Television: One out of every three adults has arthritis or joint pain, and it can ruin your daily life. There is a smart, natural solution to deal with this
on-going pain problem – Iampur- relief. As seen on Incredible Discoveries, Iampur-relief was professionally formulated to provide fast-acting and long-lasting pain relief, so you can enjoy life to the fullest. It’s that simple.

Unilife Corporation, led by CEO Alan Shortall, is a U.S. based company that has developed a diversified portfolio of advanced drug delivery systems to accommodate the needs of biologics and other injectable drugs. Alan Shortall reports that the Company and its device portfolio has expanded rapidly in direct response to the needs of pharmaceutical companies, [...]

The urinary system (also called the excretory system) works to eliminate waste from the body, says Paul Perito MD. It utilizes the nutrients from food and converts those nutrients to energy that the body needs to survive. Paul Perito MD notes that the waste left behind is deposited in the bladder, the bowels or the blood. Here’s a closer look at how each component of the urinary system works to keep the human body healthy.

The field of urology is growing as more patients seek treatment for urinary disorders and sexual dysfunction, along with various other issues. Dr. Paul Edward Perito MD, founder of Perito Urology in Coral Gables, Florida, specializes in erectile dysfunction, and he has performed thousands of penile implant procedures over the course of his career. For students considering a career in urology, Dr. Paul Edward Perito MD outlines a few areas of specialization they might consider.

Dr. Paul E. Perito discusses the three types of surgical treatment available to men suffering from urinary incontinence.

Urinary incontinence, like heart disease or diabetes, is a medical condition and should be treated as such, says Dr. Paul E. Perito. Many men, however, are embarrassed to discuss this issue as it seemingly means admitting that they lack control over the most sacred of male parts: the penis.

Many men worry that ED is an unavoidable part of aging that can and will eventually eliminate their sex lives altogether. That just isn’t so, says Dr. Paul Perito. He has successfully treated thousands of men with his minimally invasive penile implant technique, which is an exceptional option for those wishing for a quick recovery time. In an exclusive interview he speaks candidly with Oceans 2003 about the procedure, and explains how to achieve a natural looking erection using the Titan OTR penile implant.