Javier John Almeida PA-C

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from all of us at the Diabetes & Thyroid Metabolic Clinic 🎄🎅 🙏🏼

Holiday Hours
December 25th - closed
December 26th - closed
December 29th - open
December 30th - open
December 31st - open in the morning
January 1st - closed
January 2nd - closed

11/26/2025

11/13/2025

“Building a Healthier Community, 1 Patient at a Time”

10/23/2025

Happy Medical Assistant Appreciation Week to these AMAZING ladies!!!! You are truly appreciated 🙏🏼

10/22/2025

Happy Birthday to our Amazing Laurita!!! Cheers to you!!

09/10/2025

Happy birthday to our wonderful receptionist Linda Marie!!!!! The big 3-0!! 🍰 🎉 🎁

08/30/2025

08/29/2025

🌟 High Cortisol (Hyper-cortisolism): Know the Signs 🌟

Cortisol is the body’s “stress hormone.” In normal amounts it helps with energy and blood sugar control — but when levels stay too high for too long, it can cause:
✅ Weight gain (especially belly and face)
✅ Fatigue that doesn’t improve with rest
✅ Trouble with memory, focus, and decision-making
✅ Anxiety, depression, and sleep problems
✅ Hard-to-control blood sugar and blood pressure

⚠️ Long-term, high cortisol can lead to diabetes, heart disease, osteoporosis, and fertility problems. It can also reduce response to GLP-1 medications (like Semaglutide or Tirzepatide).

👉 Don’t ignore the warning signs. If you have uncontrolled high blood pressure or diabetes, ask about getting tested today.

📍 Diabetes Thyroid Metabolic Clinic
6955 N Mesa St, Suite 108, El Paso, TX 79912
Info@DiabetesThyroid.Clinic
📞 (915) 307-9697 | 🌐 www.DiabetesThyroid.Clinic

07/16/2025

Our office is available for school physicals in the afternoon from 2pm-5pm. We are across the street from Coronado high school & Wells Fargo. $25 CASH ONLY 🏈🏀⚾️⚽️🏐🎺🪈🥁🎾🎷

06/27/2025

If there are any questions or concerns please email us at info@diabetesthyroid.clinic

05/16/2025

Grateful to be asked to participate in this article about hormone therapy. 🙏🏼

Menopause is defined as one full year without a menstrual period. On average, women transition into this phase around age 52, though symptoms can begin as early as 40.