Similarly with entrepreneur, Dr. Prabha Khaitan. She states, “I take rational decisions depending on direct observations and information. But emotion always piays a role in my decision. This is because I strongly believe that no decision can be absolutely rational or only emotional. It is always a combination of both.

A majority of our decisions are based on a more or less rational decision-making process, which one has evolved over the years, shaped by both socio-cultural and emotional forces within us. Following our head or our heart is second nature to us, depending on the situation. While one might throw rationale to the wind while falling in love with an eminently unsuitable person and go purely by gut instinct,

Mindset play an important role in determining whether one is a heart or a head person. Most of us fall into two mindsets those who think with rigid mindsets   where  distinctions, black and white and     no    grey    area predominate;   and  fuzz mindsets where ambiguities the novel, and mental fluid are welcome.

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The best decision makers, though, are the ones who bring to their decisions a blend of the rational and emotional. In one’s personal life, heart decisions are common, but the head rules in the professional world. Says Sulajja Firodia Motwane, Jt MD, Kinetic Engineering Ltd, “In the world of business, decision-making is one of the most .critical aspects of successful management. 1 believe that decision-making in business must be a rational process, and not emotional. Decision-making requires structured thinking that can allow your mind to evaluate costs and benefits. Emotions can distract from clarity of thought and add bias to the process. They can also make a person either risk averse, or reckless. However, it has been my experience that most decisive people have an inbuilt instinct or intuition, which helps greatly. Especially with experience, one can hone this intuition and lean on it. It’s not always easy, especially if you are part of the promoter family, to leave emotions out of the decision-making. For example, I can never lose sight that at Kinetic, we employ thousands indirectly (dealers, mechanics, etc). These thousands of people and their families, their welfare is always on my mind. This is my motivation for

Individuals with rigid mindsets are more likely to gravitate towards analytical decision-making, while those who are fuzzy thinkers follow their heart and their intuition, Interestingly, authoritarians, anorexics and bulimics all come under the first category. The second category – the intuitive mindset-is the one that encompasses free thinkers, artists and social reformers, So the next time you have an important decision to take, pause a while, Think out your options and then let your gut instinct help you as well. We’re sure the decision you take would be the best in the situation.!

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Aging is inevitable, but youthful aging is a choice. The Center for Anti-Aging and Metabolic Medicine is the gateway to next-generation medical science, a comprehensive, evidenced-based approach to managing the aging process.

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The Center for Anti-Aging and Metabolic Medicine keeps your health on course through a patient-centered approach, tracking progress, reviewing specialized test results, discussing examinations and determining adjustments to your personal program along the way.

Leading the group is Dr. Lynn Flowers, MD. ?We do thorough research with the patient to really understand and develop the appropriate approach for them considering their physiology and biochemistry, as well as lifestyle and environmental influences. This is a proactive approach to managing health, rather than waiting until someone notices symptoms,? Flowers explains.

Research shows this synergistic whole-life approach, commonly referred to as functional medicine, helps individuals restore and maintain optimal health so they feel better, live longer, and help prevent disease.

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Dr. Flowers continues, ?Most people understand that diet and exercise are critical to improving their health and feeling better, however what is less well known is that revolutionary medical treatments exist today that can play an enormous role in not only how they feel, but also in disease prevention.?

?The results can be amazing. Improved cognitive functions, enhanced libido, lean body mass, decreased body fat, better skin tone, improved cholesterol scores, a stronger immune system and healthier bones? are all possible,? Flowers asserts.

Dr. Lynn Flowers, MD is Board Certified by the American Board of Emergency Medicine and has over twenty years of clinical experience. He has completed the Fellowship in Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine through the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine. Dr. Flowers has additional training in preventive medicine and aerospace medicine with particular focus on optimal functional performance.

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Dr. Flowers was motivated to pursue this area full-time after reflecting on the age-related diseases of Parkinson?s and Alzheimer?s that afflicted elders in his family. ?Many of the problems related to aging that people feel are inevitable or unavoidable can be prevented or delayed significantly. The science and treatments are exciting!?

Croft also has family history that motivated her to be more proactive in managing her own health, and to help other patients through functional medicine. She explains, ?I have a genetic predisposition for heart disease and my cholesterol levels as an adult have always been extremely high. I know from personal experience that although diet and exercise are imperative, they are often not enough. Proactively managing my health through the philosophy and techniques of functional medicine practiced at the Flowers Medical Group are vital to my short and long term quality of life.?

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Dr. Flowers has broad clinical expertise in Emergency Medicine, Urgent Care Medicine, Anti-Aging Medicine, Preventive Medicine, and Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy.

He has also served as clinical faculty for the US Navy, Eastern Virginia Medical School and for Emory University School of Medicine. He acted as a physician consultant with Cerner Corporation.

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The Bioidentical Hormone Initiative (BHI) today announced its second in the monthly series of seminars on the Clinical Application of BHRT (bioidentical hormone replacement therapies) providing participants with 6 Category 1 AMA PRA CME credits approved by SUNY-Downstate Medical Center.

The seminar will take place in New York City on Saturday, February 25, at 200 West 57 Street, Suite 408. Registration is limited to 30 participants.

?This 6 AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITS approved course by SUNY- Downstate College of Medicine is a highly educational and rewarding seminar for practicing physicians interested in helping their patients stay healthy by creating hormone balance? said Cheryl Perlis, MD a gynecologist from Chicago who participated in the January 28 seminar.

The mini course is a highly sought after intensive one-day practitioner education opportunity that covers the clinical application of BHRT, insurance issues, testing, diagnosis, clinical protocols for men and women, dosage titration and extensive review of case studies.

The presenters who are key opinion leaders in the field, Erika Schwartz, MD and Joseph Raffaele, MD will also discuss the latest medical evidence presented at the International Menopause Society World Congress. ?We are thrilled to be able to provide CME certification to our physician participants. Hormone therapies and age management are topics all physicians must become expert in and post-graduate training is the best way to do so.? says Dr. Erika Schwartz.

Four hours will be devoted to individual participant discussion and questions of relevant hormone issues encountered in clinical practice.

ACCREDITATION STATEMENT This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education through the joint sponsorship of the State University of New York (SUNY) Downstate Medical Center and the Bioidentical Hormone Initiative.

The State University of New York (SUNY) Downstate Medical Center designates this live activity for a maximum of 6 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits TM. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

DISCLOSURE STATEMENT SUNY Downstate Medical Center Office of CMOCME) and its affiliates are committed to providing educational activities that are objective, balaned and as free of bias as possible. The OCME has established policies that will identify and resolve all conflicts of interest prior to this educational activity. All participating faculty are expected to disclose to the audience, verbally or in writing, any commercial relationships that might be perceived as a real or apparent conflict of interest related to the content of their presentations, and unlabeled/unapproved uses of drugs and devices. Detailed disclosures will be made verbally and/or in writing during the program.

ADA STATEMENT Special Needs: In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, SUNY Downstate Medical Center seeks to make this conference accessible to all. If you have a disability which might require special accommodations, please contact Gene Calderon, or e-mail your needs to: support(at)bioidenticalhormoneinitiative(dot)org

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