by DFALC | Apr 7, 2020 | Food
Light Reading Written by DFALC April 7, 2020 I have opened a few of my folders in my, The National Center for Biotechnology Information, account. Please pick an article and read. Savour the simple please of reading. Do activites that feel meaningful. Learn &...
by DFALC | Jul 30, 2019 | diabetes, doctor, Food, healthy kids, heart disease, High blood cholesterol, High blood pressure, hypertension, meals, medical, nutrition, Obesity, PAD, physician, podiatrist, podiatry, school lunch, science, wellness, womeninmedicine
Great segment! Thank you Amy Kaufeldt for your support in community projects, like ours. Wow—watch us on Fox 35 WOFL “Cool in the Community”. Also, thank you, Dr. Jenneffer Pulapaka , for believing in dignified food security for all, which includes...
by DFALC | Jun 30, 2019 | diabetes, elderly, Food, heart disease, High blood cholesterol, High blood pressure, neuropathy, nutrition, Obesity, outcomes, physician, podiatrist, podiatry, renal, wellness, womeninmedicine
Dissolving the old myths behind FOOD, GOUT, DIET, and KIDNEYS by Dr. Jenneffer Pulapaka, DPM Does food matter when it comes to kidney function and gout? Yes, and not by just reducing the amount of protein consumed, but improvement is achieved through eating fruits...
by DFALC | May 25, 2019 | #saveschoollunch, diabetes, Food, health care, healthy kids, heart disease, High blood pressure, medical, nutrition, Obesity, outcomes, physician, podiatrist, podiatry, running, wellness, womeninmedicine
Let’s talk about the LATEST STUDIES (April 2019) on Healthy School Lunches & Breakfasts. Should kids be able to eat hog-wild or a healthy meal? Who is to blame? The parents? The kids? When one-third of our Nation’s children are...
by DFALC | Apr 22, 2019 | Cancer, Food
Disease and foods have a long association. This theory was augmented through the book, The China Study: The Most Comprehensive Study of Nutrition Ever Conducted And the Startling Implications for Diet, Weight Loss, And Long-term Health. One area explored was the...
by Jenneffer | Apr 9, 2019 | diabetes, High blood cholesterol, High blood pressure, infection, neuropathy, nutrition, Obesity, patient, PVD, womeninmedicine
As, #TodaysPodiatrist, I have patients asking me about alternatives treatments, instead of taking “drugs”, for their neuropathy? They want answers, and we are here to help determine a treatment plan or give them answers about the underlying...
by Jenneffer | Feb 18, 2019 | Cancer, diabetes, doctor, Florida produce, health care, heart disease, High blood pressure, meals, medical, nutrition, physician, prevention, science, stress, wellness, wound
Disease and foods have a long association. This theory was augmented through the book, The China Study: The Most Comprehensive Study of Nutrition Ever Conducted And the Startling Implications for Diet, Weight Loss, And Long-term Health. One area explored was the link...
by Jenneffer | Feb 10, 2019 | doctor, feet, Florida produce, Food, nutrition, Obesity, physician, podiatrist, podiatry, prevention, wellness, womeninmedicine, wound care
Patients want and need healthy, affordable options for fresh vegetables and fruits. Thankfully, there are simple ways to help unhealthy patients who have said they often choose less healthy options because of cost. One way we decided to help was by building a...
by Jenneffer | Jan 21, 2019 | diabetes, doctor, elderly, health care, High blood cholesterol, High blood pressure, meals, Obesity, physician, podiatrist, podiatry, PVD, science, wellness, wound care
Let’s talk about food?Over the past, almost 15 years, Dr. Jenneffer Pulapaka’s expertise in podiatric surgery has helped thousands of patients. She opened her practice in 2005, DeLand Foot and Leg Center (DFALC), where she currently sees patients. DFALC...
by Jenneffer | Aug 31, 2018 | complicated, doctor, elderly, medical, Medicare, patient, Pay-cut, physician, podiatrist, podiatry, wound care
Be prepared to lose your podiatrist!Why?This proposed approach to reducing paperwork would have unintended consequences for Medicare beneficiaries. To offset the reimbursement cut, some physicians may spend less time with their patients and limit each office...