Three talented professionals help readers use common sense to find the Fountain of Youth

Dallas, TX, November 23, 2010 – The

idea for Executive Medicine of Texas, which opened in 2005, came from a select

group of physicians who wanted to spend more time getting to know patients and

treating them as family.  Drs. Mark Anderson and Walter Gaman spent decades on

the HMO treadmill and wanted to do something that was both professionally

rewarding and good for patients.  While many have called these physicians

diagnostic geniuses, they claim they are just doing their jobs, which includes

lots of asking the right questions and putting together all the pieces of the

puzzle.  Executive Medicine has definitely accomplished this by providing

excellent one-on-one patient care.  These doctors wanted to do more; so they

teamed up with Judy Gaman, who has years of experience in clinical research, and

co-authored Stay Young: 10 Proven Steps to Ultimate Health (George

House Publishing), a truly unique book that offers a detailed plan for achieving

and maintaining health.  It is the first-ever health journal of its kind that

helps people take control of their own health and

wellness.

Much of the current media attention to healthcare

focuses on cost rather than the inevitable rationing of care in government-run

programs.  As a native Canadian, Dr. W. Gaman is all-too-familiar with

government-run healthcare.  All the healthcare hype rarely mentions the

importance of prevention to longevity.  The authors of Stay Young

stress that implementation of lifestyle changes, now more than ever, is

imperative for healthier lives.

In

a straightforward style Stay Young provides clear and much-needed

advice on how to achieve health.  The authors realized that between societal

pressures to stay beautiful and young and ‘to be everything to everyone’

resulted in conflicting messages for the body, spirit, and mind.  Many readers

feel overwhelmed because they just don’t know where to start.  The book clearly

outlines the necessary first steps and provides long-term tools to help readers

fight disease and aging.  It determines a baseline based on many factors,

including family history, habits, and health status, and provides practical

suggestions to modify eating habits, reduce stress, increase exercise, and

optimize sleep.  Research also shows that a healthy sex life improves immunity

and brain function while increasing longevity, so chapter eight offers tips to

improve libido, such as dietary changes, and increase

intimacy.

The credentials of these authenticate the

well-researched book: Dr. Anderson is board certified in family medicine and

often appears in the media as an expert on proactive health and wellness; and

Dr. W. Gaman is board certified in family practice, is heard as an expert in the

media, was named one of America’s top family doctors by the Consumer Research

Council, and was named ‘healthcare hero’ by The Fort Worth Business Press.  In

the past D Magazine has named them Top Docs in Dallas.  Newsweek

Magazine named Drs. Anderson and W. Gaman ‘Best Doctors in Texas’ in

2010.

Judy Gaman is an award-winning author and speaker who

has been entertaining and educating audiences for years.  She has a degree in

health sciences, with a concentration in clinical research administration, from

the prestigious George Washington University School of Medicine and Health

Sciences.  As part of the Executive Medicine of Texas team, she is dedicated to

helping people achieve their goal of health and

longevity.

The success of Executive Medicine of Texas and Stay

Young has brought the three healthcare professionals to another exciting

venture.  In September, the trio began giving listeners wellness advice and

interviewing world-class guests on their new radio show, “Staying Young” on 660

KSKY AM, which reaches Texas, Oklahoma, and parts of Arkansas. Listeners can

tune in every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. CST or stream the show online at

www.ksky.com. 

All past shows are also available as free iTunes downloads by searching ‘The

Staying Young Show.’

For more information about these healthcare

professionals and authors at: www.emtexas.com

and www.stayyoungthebook.com.