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How men can take charge of their health even if they feel healthy

Through motivation and dedication in a Hustle2Flow program, CJ, who turned 50 last year, has improved his health.

Courtesy Jess Folz

Dr. Jess Folz's Hustle2Flow programs, of which CJ is a client, focus on primal based living principles.

Courtesy Jess Folz

Men are significantly less likely than women to see a doctor or report symptoms to a health care provider, so June is National Men’s Health Month and June 10-16, 2024, leading up to Father’s Day, is Men’s Health Week.

This time of year is dedicated to heightening awareness of preventable health problems and encouraging early detection and treatment of disease among men.

Here’s what a local specialist in hormone therapy recommends for daily health care routines and regular checkups as men age.

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