Stephen Soloway, MD

12/18/2025

12/16/2025

interesting photo) meaningful to me- " so close yet so far"

12/16/2025

a good man indeed

12/11/2025

.nick OMG SUCH AN EVENING / AN EVENT /EPIC/ MANY LOVING THOUGHTS AND THANKS TO THE ITALIAN COMMUNITY WHO BESTOWED THIS HONOR UPON ME!!!!

12/01/2025

Thank you for the kind words (and for posting the book). We are passionate about helping patients who haven't found answers elsewhere.

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11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving!

Have a wonderful holiday with friends and family.

Remember -- if you overdo it today, you can come see us for a vitamin infusion tomorrow.

Just walk in ;)

11/23/2025

IF YOU LIVE IN SOUTH JERSEY . WE HAVE MORE EXPERIENCE WITH THIS THAN ANYONE ANWHWRE.GET DIAGNOSED AT ANY LOCATION .WE WILL START YOUR TREATMENTS ASAP..MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT PAYS FOR IT .ADVANTAGE PLANS DO NOT- CALL 856 794 1003 SPEAK WITH JULIA

11/13/2025

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10/06/2025

It's always nice to see the physical book in print.

Authored by Doctors Nicholas L. DePace, Stephen Soloway, Michael Yayac and Joe Colombo, "Ehlers-Danlos/Hypermobility Syndromes and Other Connective Tissue Disorders: Assessments, Diagnostics, and Therapies," covers Ehlers-Danlos and hypermobility syndromes with an emphasis on treatment of the parasympathetic and sympathetic (P&S) nervous system dysfunctions.

Unfortunately, most EDS/HSD patients have been misdiagnosed and misunderstood by providers. EDS/HSD is a multisystem, multifaceted disorder. The P&S manifestations and treatments are also poorly understood throughout the healthcare community. To this end the authors wish to teach providers and patients alike to reduce the life-long suffering from both the disorder and the marginalization.

There are two aspects of teaching that are required and provided by this book: improved understanding of EDS/HSD and improved understanding of P&S (autonomic) dysfunction and treatment. For example, with the autonomic nervous system, more treatment or therapy is never better. Relief of P&S dysfunction must be low and slow to prevent causing more symptoms from higher doses of medication or polypharmacy. To this end, stress often sets patients back and both providers and patients alike must have proper expectations set for successfully improving patient outcomes (quality of life and productivity).

Available to purchase on Amazon: https://amzn.to/46Tx989

10/05/2025

poor Lil guy was scared of bluey

10/04/2025