J. Flowers Health Staff 
Childhood obesity is becoming an obesity epidemic. It’s the #1 preventable disease amongst children around the globe. The World Health Organization reports that there are over 42 million obese children in the world under the age of five.
Despite this, the situation only continues to get worse. Why? And how can we diagnose and fix it?
Celebrity Restaurateur Johnny has a heartfelt, candid discussion with Dr. Flowers and Robin regarding his life journey, his love for food and family, the trials and tribulations of success, his beautiful (and well written) new cookbook entitled With Gratitude and how passionate he feels about his employees. Johnny’s wit, humor, and charm are a … Read more
Dr. James Flowers, PhD, Founder of J. Flowers Health Institute, and co-host Robin French sit down for a heartfelt conversation with VIP guest Donae Cangelosi Chramosta, Co-Owner of Vintage Contessa & Times Past. Donae is a published writer, award-winning businesswoman, style setter, philanthropist, podcaster, and a loving wife and mother. In this episode, the … Read more
A medical diagnosis is a complex medical step involving patient history, personal exams, and testing. In many cases, there are multiple diagnoses completed by varying doctors. This process allows for a more comprehensive understanding of patient ailments.
Special guest Candy Finnigan, a nationally recognized Professional Interventionist and Certified Master Addiction Counselor III, shares her insights on addiction and recovery. Known for her role on A&E’s groundbreaking series Intervention, Candy is also the author of When Enough is Enough: A Comprehensive Guide to Successful Intervention, a widely used resource for family interventions. … Read more
Sexuality education, also known as sex ed, is an important step in learning about human sexuality topics. Sex education in schools teaches about the developing body and making wise, informed choices. Many may be confused about what exactly sex education in public schools entails and be asking, “What is sex education?” So let’s discuss the details.
As we get older, our ability to deal with problems and setbacks evolves. Sometime around age 25, our brains fully develop. Even with that evolved maturity, though, we adults can still buckle under the weight of depression. At times, depression can even feel inescapable.
The holistic view of healthcare encompasses the “whole person”: the mind, body, and spirit of a human being. Psychotherapy helps heal the mind and keep it healthy. Proper nutrition, exercise, and medical support help to keep the body healthy and improve it. But what of the spiritual aspect as it relates to health and well-being? Let’s take a closer look at spirituality, what a spiritual assessment is, and how it can help improve health.
Private Wealth Manager – Planning for Wealth and Health What is the Connection Between Wealth and Health? Table of Contents This article will discuss why a private wealth manager should get involved in the health of his clients. We will also discuss what a private wealth manager should look for in a strategic health partner. … Read more
Physical fitness is important for health and wellness because exercise has a beneficial effect on most systems in the body. Unfortunately, many people do not get adequate exercise. According to 2017 data, only, 53.3% of U.S. adults engaged in the amount of aerobic exercise that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends for good health, and only 23.2% got a sufficient amount of both aerobic and strengthening exercise.1
Most people would benefit from getting more exercise, because of the ways it improves overall health.
