Magis Health Clinic

02/06/2025

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Discover the top 8 signs that indicate it’s time to make an appointment with a cardiologist, according to heart doctors.

17/05/2025

NEW HOME, SAME HEART! 🎉

Magis Health Clinic has moved—but only a few steps! You’ll still find us along bustling main Philand Drive, Brgy. Pasong Tamo, now in a brighter, roomier space designed for the comfort of seniors and adults living with heart conditions.

For years, our family has stood shoulder‑to‑shoulder with this neighborhood, championing wellness and preventive care.

Drop by, say hello, and feel the Magis difference—where community, compassion, and cutting‑edge care beat as one. 💓

📍 Philand Drive, Brgy. Pasong Tamo
🕒 Wednesdays and Saturdays, 3PM–7 PM
📞 (0918) 608 6516

17/05/2025

22/04/2025

📌 To our dear lolos and lolas!

Stay hydrated, mga ka-PHA! Ang labis na init ay masama sa puso. 🥵

Kapag ang katawan ay nainitan, maaari kang ma-dehydrate! Ito ay magdudulot ng paglapot ng iyong dugo na pwedeng maging sanhi ng pagbabara sa mga ugat.

Heto ang ilang mga tips:
✅ Kung 'di nyo kayang manatili sa loob ng bahay, manatili kayo sa malilim na lugar kapag sobrang tirik ng araw.
✅Uminom ng maraming tubig.
✅Magdala ng payong.
✅Kapag nakaramdam ng biglang pagod at pagbilis ng tibok ng puso, magtungo sa pinakamalapit na ospital.

Ingat, mga ka-PHA! 🥰❤️

05/07/2023

📢 Important Announcement:
Convenient Follow-up Consult Reminders via Text Message

Dear valued patients,

Starting September 2023, we will be sending you helpful reminders for your upcoming follow-up consultations via text message. Our goal is to make managing your healthcare appointments easier and ensure you receive the necessary care at the right time.

With our new text message reminder system, you can expect to receive a notification a few days prior to your scheduled follow-up consult. This convenient service will assist you in staying on top of your healthcare routine, ensuring you never miss an important appointment.

Key benefits of our text message reminder service include:

TIMELY NOTIFICATIONS: Receive reminders a few days before your scheduled follow-up consult to ensure ample time for preparation and arrangement.

CONVENIENCE AT YOUR FINGERTIPS: Text messages are easily accessible on your mobile device, making it effortless to stay updated on your upcoming appointments.

IMPROVED APPOINTMENT MANAGEMENT: Keep track of your healthcare schedule more effectively, enabling you to plan your day accordingly.

To ensure you receive these valuable reminders, we kindly request you to provide us with your current mobile phone number during your next visit or by contacting our reception staff at +63 918 608 6516. Rest assured that we treat your personal information with the utmost confidentiality and adhere to strict privacy protocols.

This new clinic feature is ABSOLUTELY FREE! Should you wish to opt-out of receiving these text message reminders, please inform our reception staff, and we will be happy to accommodate your preference.

We believe that this new service will enhance the quality of your healthcare experience by providing timely reminders for your follow-up consultations. By staying informed and prepared, we can work together to promote your overall well-being.

Thank you for choosing our clinic for your healthcare needs. We are dedicated to continually improving our services to serve you better. If you have any questions or require further assistance, just send as a PM.

Wishing you good health!
Magis Health Clinic

31/10/2022

A short duration of singing improved vascular function acutely. Improvements were more substantial in subjects with abnormal baseline endothelial function. HRV patterns were similar to that of light-intensity exercise.

Somayaji, K., Frenkel, M., Tabaza, L., Visotcky, A., Ruck, T. K., Ofori, E. K., Widlansky, M. E., & Kulinski, J. (2022). Acute effects of singing on cardiovascular biomarkers. Frontiers in cardiovascular medicine, 9, 869104. https://doi.org/10.3389/fcvm.2022.869104

If you are a healthcare provider who enjoys singing and advocates singing to "jumpstart" the cardiovascular system, get the Docquity app now. Click here --> https://docquity.app.link

B/G Credits: Bogomil Mihaylov https://unsplash.com/photos/ekHSHvgr27k

31/10/2022

A group of Brazilian Pharmacologists conclude that treatment with polysaccharides from sweet green pepper (CAP) either alone or combined with low-dose MTX had promising anti-cancer activity and low toxicity and may be a useful adjuvant of chemotherapy against breast tumors.

Adami, E. R., Corso, C. R., Turin-Oliveira, N. M., Galindo, C. M., Milani, L., Stipp, M. C., da Silva, L., do Nascimento, G. E., Chaves, P., Chequin, A., Mariott, M., da Silva, L. M., Klassen, G., Ramos, E., Cordeiro, L., & Acco, A. (2020). Polysaccharides from green sweet pepper increase the antineoplastic effect of methotrexate on mammary tumor cells. International journal of biological macromolecules, 158, 1071–1081. Advance online publication. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijbiomac.2020.05.001

If you are a foodie and a healthcare provider who enjoys capsicum colors and their health benefits, get the Docquity app now. Click here --> https://docquity.app.link

B/G Credits: John Bryan https://unsplash.com/photos/9gzF_oOuO_k

31/10/2022

Garlic supplementation reduced blood pressure by 7–16 mm Hg (systolic) and 5–9 mm Hg (diastolic) (4 meta-analyses and 2 original studies). It reduced total cholesterol by 7.4–29.8 mg/dL (8 meta-analyses). The most consistent benefits were shown in studies that used aged garlic extract (AGE). - Canadian Scientists

Ravi Varshney, Matthew J Budoff, Garlic and Heart Disease, The Journal of Nutrition, Volume 146, Issue 2, February 2016, Pages 416S–421S, https://doi.org/10.3945/jn.114.202333

If you are a foodie and a healthcare provider who enjoys garlic and other natural flavors, get the Docquity app now. Click here --> https://docquity.app.link

B/G Credits: Sanjay Dosajh https://unsplash.com/photos/qvLuYkT3Wj0

30/09/2022

Nonadherence to medications remains a major problem for cardiovascular patients. It leads to poor clinical outcomes, including rehospitalization, subsequent myocardial infarction, and increased mortality in various patient settings. Clinicians need to use multiple approaches to simple solutions to improve their patients’ short- and long-term medication adherence.

If you are a healthcare provider and experiences this mishap, get the Docquity app now. Click here --> https://docquity.app.link

B/G Credits: Towfiqu barbhuiya

30/09/2022

Researchers from the University of Utah proved that social support is one of the most reliable predictors of better health outcomes, including lower cardiovascular disease morbidity and mortality. Although past research has focused on links between social support and health outcomes, much less work has explored whether social support is a mediator of the association between other psychological factors and cardiovascular disease.

From: Compare, A., Zarbo, C., Manzoni, G. M., Castelnuovo, G., Baldassari, E., Bonardi, A., Callus, E., & Romagnoni, C. (2013). Social support, depression, and heart disease: a ten year literature review. Frontiers in psychology, 4, 384. https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2013.00384

If you are a healthcare provider who advocates social support and interaction, get the Docquity app now. Click here --> https://docquity.app.link

B/G Credits: Ivana Cajina

30/09/2022

A systematic review of 36 studies, including 12,841 patients, of which 18 trials evaluated anger control, showed that there is no decrease in cardiovascular death, or need for new revascularizations when psychotherapeutic strategies are implemented for patients with anger, anxiety or depression. There was a trend towards a decrease in nonfatal AMI in the intervention group, but the 2 largest trials involved in this review were null for this outcome. The Brazilian researchers conclude that we need more and better evidence to assess whether this millenarian relationship between anger and Coronary Artery Disease (CAD) is a modifiable risk factor or not, and whether we can intervene in these patients. (From Montenegro, C., & Montenegro, S. T. (2018). Anger and Cardiovascular Disease: An Old and Complicated Relationship. Arquivos brasileiros de cardiologia, 111(3), 417–418. https://doi.org/10.5935/abc.20180176)

If you are a healthcare provider who treats personality and mood disorders, get the Docquity app now. Click here --> https://docquity.app.link

B/G Credits: Maryna Kazmirova

31/08/2022

During the Christmas holidays, intents of reduced caloric intake collide with a sociocultural environment promoting calorie-rich food consumption. Given that it is hard to avoid overeating during Christmas. Sports scientists in Spain pointed out that exercise training could prevent weight gain during this period.

If you are a foodie and healthcare provider who enjoys the holidays, get the Docquity app now. Click here --> https://docquity.app.link

B/G Credits: Joanna Kosinska