As published in the October/November issue of Best Self Atlanta Magazine. You can be the winner! Unlike the uncertainty surrounding a presidential election, you can clinch a victory when it comes to your health over the next four years. As an additional incentive, four lucky readers will receive […]
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As published in the September issue of My Sandy Springs and the August/September issue of Best Self Atlanta. “Going viral” has taken on new meaning in the last several months. Not only are the news cycles fast enough to make your head spin, but our appetites for information have also perpetuated conflicting information surrounding the […]
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As published in the July issue of My Alpharetta and the April/May issue of Best Self Atlanta. Let’s face it. Repetitive tasks are boring. However, those who can master mundane undertakings will lead the pack in any endeavor—including staying healthy. Unfortunately, we go to incredible lengths to avoid actions that we know are good for […]
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As published in the February/March issue of Best Self Atlanta. As we approach Spring, we sometimes find our New Year’s resolutions slipping away. All too often, we center our efforts on correcting our weaknesses rather than building upon our strengths. So, why should we focus on our strengths to achieve our goals? Here are […]
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The prostate is a walnut-size organ that resides below a man’s bladder. Its sole function is to produce a portion of the fluid that is generated during ejaculation (along with the neighboring seminal vesicles and the testicles). The prostate has no other urinary or sexual functions, but it is surrounded by several delicate structures that […]
We all want to be healthy. We search for the best diets, try to exercise regularly, and wonder which supplements are the most beneficial. There is an abundance of information on how to become healthier, but what is “healthy?” In order to achieve a goal, we must define it. As a urologist, I am often […]
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If you are undergoing prostate cancer treatment, concern about erectile dysfunction (ED) is normal and expected. Prostate cancer itself will not lead to impotence; however, prostate cancer affects more than 180,000 men each year, and some survivors will develop ED as a result of their treatment. Fortunately, there are tactics to help avoid ED during […]
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Have you ever wondered if your diet has an impact on your urinary health? This simple answer is yes; more specifically, what you drink affects your bladder. Find out more about how soda and sweet tea can lead to bladder problems below. How Sweet Tea and Soda Affect the Bladder Sweet tea and soda have […]
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A bike seat alone cannot lead to urological problems; however, it is possible for frequent bikers to have complications due to bike riding. Read how to reduce your risk for urological problems while riding a bike below. Aggravating Existing Problems For men who have prostate cancer, an enlarged prostate, or any other urological issues, biking […]
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Most people enjoy listening to music, but did you know that it can improve your health? In fact, there is an entire specialty devoted to music therapy. These therapists use music as a tool to promote wellness, alleviate pain, reduce stress, and improve cognitive function. Here are some ways to promote your health with music: […]
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Men’s Health Election Year
/in Blog /by Juliann KaiserAs published in the October/November issue of Best Self Atlanta Magazine. You can be the winner! Unlike the uncertainty surrounding a presidential election, you can clinch a victory when it comes to your health over the next four years. As an additional incentive, four lucky readers will receive […]
Men’s Health Myths Are Going Viral
/in Blog /by Juliann KaiserAs published in the September issue of My Sandy Springs and the August/September issue of Best Self Atlanta. “Going viral” has taken on new meaning in the last several months. Not only are the news cycles fast enough to make your head spin, but our appetites for information have also perpetuated conflicting information surrounding the […]
Men’s Health Is Boring
/in Blog /by Juliann KaiserAs published in the July issue of My Alpharetta and the April/May issue of Best Self Atlanta. Let’s face it. Repetitive tasks are boring. However, those who can master mundane undertakings will lead the pack in any endeavor—including staying healthy. Unfortunately, we go to incredible lengths to avoid actions that we know are good for […]
Men’s Health Habits: Make Them, Don’t Break Them
/in Blog /by Juliann KaiserAs published in the February/March issue of Best Self Atlanta. As we approach Spring, we sometimes find our New Year’s resolutions slipping away. All too often, we center our efforts on correcting our weaknesses rather than building upon our strengths. So, why should we focus on our strengths to achieve our goals? Here are […]
Man vs. Prostate
/in Blog, From Dr. Miller, Health and Wellness /by Juliann KaiserThe prostate is a walnut-size organ that resides below a man’s bladder. Its sole function is to produce a portion of the fluid that is generated during ejaculation (along with the neighboring seminal vesicles and the testicles). The prostate has no other urinary or sexual functions, but it is surrounded by several delicate structures that […]
What is Healthy? Dr. Scott Miller’s article in the April issue of Best Self Atlanta offers insight
/in Blog, News, Uncategorized /by Juliann KaiserWe all want to be healthy. We search for the best diets, try to exercise regularly, and wonder which supplements are the most beneficial. There is an abundance of information on how to become healthier, but what is “healthy?” In order to achieve a goal, we must define it. As a urologist, I am often […]
How to Prevent ED During Prostate Cancer Treatment
/in Blog /by millerlenzIf you are undergoing prostate cancer treatment, concern about erectile dysfunction (ED) is normal and expected. Prostate cancer itself will not lead to impotence; however, prostate cancer affects more than 180,000 men each year, and some survivors will develop ED as a result of their treatment. Fortunately, there are tactics to help avoid ED during […]
How Soda and Sweet Tea Impacts Your Urological Health
/in Blog /by millerlenzHave you ever wondered if your diet has an impact on your urinary health? This simple answer is yes; more specifically, what you drink affects your bladder. Find out more about how soda and sweet tea can lead to bladder problems below. How Sweet Tea and Soda Affect the Bladder Sweet tea and soda have […]
Can a Bike Seat Lead to Urological Problems?
/in Blog /by millerlenzA bike seat alone cannot lead to urological problems; however, it is possible for frequent bikers to have complications due to bike riding. Read how to reduce your risk for urological problems while riding a bike below. Aggravating Existing Problems For men who have prostate cancer, an enlarged prostate, or any other urological issues, biking […]
The Health Value of Music
/in Blog, Health and Wellness /by millerlenzMost people enjoy listening to music, but did you know that it can improve your health? In fact, there is an entire specialty devoted to music therapy. These therapists use music as a tool to promote wellness, alleviate pain, reduce stress, and improve cognitive function. Here are some ways to promote your health with music: […]