Hyatt Clinic

04/06/2026

🌷Happy Easter from the Hyatt Clinic family to yours.

03/31/2026

True.

Measuring cholesterol levels has long been the main way doctors assess the risk of heart disease. Increasingly, people are opting, too, for a simple, relatively affordable test: a coronary artery calcium scan, or CAC.

The tests recently got a boost from influential clinical guidelines issued earlier this month by leading cardiology groups. These guidelines also included, for the first time, recommended levels of LDL—known as low-density lipoprotein or “bad” cholesterol—based on calcium scores from the scans.

Why does this matter to you? The more calcium you have in your heart, the lower your LDL cholesterol should be to help reduce your risk of having a heart attack or stroke. So the scans give doctors and patients a more precise picture of your risk and whether you need to take action.

Here’s more to know about the scans: 🔗 https://on.wsj.com/4sIfppK

03/26/2026

I couldn’t agree more.

03/17/2026

If you’re over 40 or have risk factors this is one of the most useful tests you can get.

✅Quick
✅Non-invasive
✅ And can completely change your trajectory

03/17/2026

If you’re over 40 or have risk factors, this is one of the most useful tests you can get!

✅Quick
✅Non-invasive
✅ And can completely change your trajectory

03/14/2026

🎉 Don’t miss the raffle at the Health & Wellness Expo tomorrow at the Osage Centre in Cape Girardeau from 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM!

One lucky winner will take home this Hyatt Clinic gift basket. Be sure to enter for your chance to win! 🎁

03/13/2026

Come meet Dr. Hyatt and the Hyatt Clinic Family at the Health & Wellness Expo this Saturday, March 14, 2026 from 9:00am - 1:00pm at the Osage Centre!

We’d love to see you there! Stop by, say hello, and learn more about how we care for our community!

03/12/2026

Come meet Dr. Hyatt and the Hyatt Clinic Family at the Health & Wellness Expo this Saturday, March 14, 2026 from 9:00am - 1:00pm at the Osage Centre!

We’d love to see you there! Stop by, say hello, and learn more about how we care for our community!

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03/10/2026

This is great news! Food companies are starting to listen to consumers!

Doritos’ parent company, PepsiCo, recently announced plans to remove petroleum-based synthetic dyes from their chips.

Why does this matter?

Many artificial dyes used in processed foods have been linked in studies to:
• behavioral changes in some children
• inflammation and metabolic issues
• potential long-term health concerns

At Hyatt Clinic, we focus on helping patients improve their health with simple strategies:

✔️ More whole foods
✔️ Less ultra-processed food
✔️ Healthy fats like olive oil
✔️ Balanced protein intake

Small changes over time make a big difference.

Food companies changing their ingredients is a step in the right direction, but the biggest impact still comes from what we choose to eat every day.

If you're interested in improving your metabolic health, energy, or longevity, we help patients build real, sustainable nutrition plans.

👉 Learn more: HyattClinic.com

Big news for snack lovers! PepsiCo, the company behind Doritos, has announced it is removing all petroleum-based synthetic dyes from their chips. These artificial colours have been linked to cancer and a range of other health complications, making this a huge step toward safer snacking.
The move comes as consumers increasingly demand cleaner, healthier ingredients in everyday foods. By switching to natural colour alternatives, Doritos aims to maintain their iconic flavours while prioritising health and transparency.
This change highlights the growing trend of major food companies responding to health concerns and customer demand for safer products. Snack lovers can now enjoy their favourite chips with fewer worries about harmful additives, marking a positive shift in the world of processed foods.

03/02/2026

💙Meet your family at Hyatt Clinic💙

Meet Andrew, our Marketing and Advertising Coordinator

Andrew is the youngest son of Dr. and Mrs. Hyatt and recently returned from serving a two-year mission in Curitiba, Brazil. He is currently attending Brigham Young University in Utah, where he is in the pre-med program, majoring in Biology with a minor in Portuguese. Andrew is also engaged and looking forward to being married this summer.

Outside of the clinic and school, he enjoys writing, playing guitar, and aviation.

“I enjoy working at Hyatt Clinic because I get to work with my family. I have grown up with my father as my own doctor and I know how he feels about caring for and helping others. As a family-built and operated practice, we genuinely care about the people we serve and are committed to helping each individual get on the fast track to a healthier and better life style.

We pride ourselves on being understanding, patient, and attentive. We take the time to truly know you for who you are and do our part to help you not only be well—but feel well. From the moment you walk through our doors, you are greeted with warm smiles and personalized care you can trust.

At Hyatt Clinic, we take care of you so you can take care of those you love. When you join our clinic, you’re not just a patient—you’re part of our family.”

~Andrew B. Hyatt II

🌟Join our family at Hyatt Clinic 🌟
~It’s like having a doctor in the family~

Visit Hyatt Clinic (Dr. Hyatt's office) for personalized family medicine in Cape Girardeau, Jackson, and Perryville MO. Schedule your appointment today!

02/21/2026

Sleep isn’t a luxury—it’s brain protection.

Deep, consistent sleep is when your brain repairs and clears waste. Chronic poor sleep can accelerate cognitive decline.

If you’re not sleeping well, let’s fix it.

New research shows that poor sleep at night doesn’t just make you tired—it quietly damages your brain. Chronic lack of quality sleep can accelerate long-term cognitive decline, affecting memory, focus, and overall brain function over time.

During deep sleep, the brain clears out toxins and supports neural repair. When sleep is disrupted, this natural maintenance process is compromised, leading to the buildup of harmful proteins linked to conditions like dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. Experts warn that even occasional sleep deprivation can have lasting effects if it becomes a pattern.

Prioritising consistent, restorative sleep is one of the most powerful ways to protect your brain health. Maintaining a healthy sleep routine, reducing screen time before bed, and managing stress can help slow cognitive decline and improve overall mental performance.

02/16/2026

🚨 A common w**d killer has been detected in several popular bread products.

Yes — in bread.

In functional medicine, we don’t just ask “Is it under the limit?”
We ask what decades of daily exposure mean for inflammation, gut health, and long-term disease risk.

Small exposures add up.
Be intentional about what you put on your table.

— Hyatt Clinic











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Earlier this month, Governor Ron DeSantis, First Lady Casey DeSantis, and State Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo announced new food safety results as part of the Healthy Florida First initiative. Certified lab results detected glyphosate, a widely used agricultural pesticide, in several bread products.

View the full results to make informed choices for your family at https://exposingfoodtoxins.com/bread/