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Egan Wellness Clinic & Med Spa, 1116 W 21st Avenue, Covington, LA (2026)

09/09/2026

A Walk After Meals May Be Just What Your Body Needs
At Egan Wellness & Med Spa, we often remind our patients that improving metabolic health does not always require complicated routines or hours in the gym. Sometimes, one of the simplest things you can do for your health is take a short walk after you eat.
Research suggests that the timing of physical activity may matter when it comes to supporting healthy blood-sugar levels. A study of adults with type 2 diabetes compared one 30-minute daily walk with three 10-minute walks taken shortly after breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The group that walked after meals experienced lower average blood-sugar levels than those who completed their exercise in one session.
The greatest benefit was seen after a higher-carbohydrate meal, such as dinner.
Why Walk After a Meal?
When you eat, your blood glucose naturally rises. Gentle movement after eating can help your muscles use glucose for energy and may reduce the size of the post-meal blood-sugar rise.
This simple habit may be especially helpful for people working on blood-sugar management, insulin sensitivity, metabolic health, and overall wellness.
Simple Ways to Add Post-Meal Walking
You don't need a gym membership or special equipment. Try incorporating short walks into your everyday routine:
After breakfast:
Take a 10-minute walk around your neighborhood, workplace, or building before beginning your day.
After lunch:
Instead of sitting immediately after eating, take a brief walk. Even walking around the office or outside for a few minutes can help you build the habit.
After dinner:
Make an evening walk part of your family's routine. Invite your spouse, children, friends, or even your dog to join you. It's a great way to spend time together while getting your body moving.
Start Small
If fitting exercise into your schedule feels overwhelming, start with just 10 minutes after a meal. Consistency is more important than perfection.
A post-meal walk doesn't have to be strenuous or fast. The goal is simply to get up and move.
At Egan Wellness & Med Spa, we believe meaningful health improvements are often built through small, sustainable choices. Nutrition, movement, sleep, stress management, and individualized metabolic care can all work together to support your healthiest self.
So after your next meal, lace up your shoes and take a stroll. Your body—and your metabolism—may thank you.
Egan Wellness & Med Spa Office Hours: Monday -Thursday 7:30AM-4PM
Dr. Pamela Egan, DNP, MS, MN, CDCES, Diplomate, American Board of Anti-Aging Health Practitioners, Board Certified Adult & Family Nurse Practitioner, Doctor of Nursing Practice
MS, Metabolic & Nutritional Medicine, CNS, Adult Psychiatry
1116 West 21st Avenue
Covington, LA 70433
985-892-3031
www.egan-wellness.com
985-892-3031
Purchase Nutritional Supplements On-Line:
www.egan-wellness.com
Fullscript: https://us.fullscript.com/welcome/eganwellness
Nutridyne: https://eganwellness.nutridyn.com/
Designs for Health Store Links:http://eganwellness.dfhealthestore.com/
Metagenics: https://www.metagenics.com/en-us/register/consumer
Check out Dr. Egan’s Book, “Managing Menopuase with Bio-Identical Hormones”

09/08/2026

We had SUCH a great open house and are beyond grateful for all of our sweet clients! We love and appreciate all of you!! 🤍

Congratulations Cassie on winning the open house giveaway! We will be reaching out to you 🥳

09/07/2026

Vitamin D & Testosterone: Sexual Health & Quality of Life | Egan Wellness
Can vitamin D and testosterone affect a man’s sexual health, energy, and quality of life? Research continues to explore the connection between these two important hormones.
At Egan Wellness & Med Spa, we believe men’s health is about more than treating one symptom or focusing on a single lab value. Hormones, nutrition, metabolism, lifestyle, and overall wellness can all play a role in how you feel and function.
Vitamin D & Testosterone in Men’s Health
A 2026 study from the University Hospital Münster in Germany examined the relationship between vitamin D, testosterone, sexual function, and quality of life in men presenting with symptoms of hypogonadism.
Researchers screened more than 5,300 men and included 2,059 men with complete laboratory, clinical, and questionnaire data. The men had an average age of approximately 44 years.
The researchers found significant relationships between vitamin D and testosterone levels, BMI, symptoms of aging, and sexual function. Testosterone was also associated with BMI and erectile function.
Vitamin D, Testosterone & Erectile Function
One of the most interesting findings involved the relationship between vitamin D status and erectile function.
Researchers used the International Index of Erectile Function (IIEF) to evaluate sexual function and the Aging Male Symptoms (AMS) questionnaire to assess symptoms and quality of life. Higher vitamin D and testosterone levels were associated with better erectile function and fewer symptoms.
Importantly, this was an observational study, so it cannot prove that low vitamin D or testosterone directly causes erectile dysfunction. Instead, it highlights a potentially important connection that deserves further evaluation.
Could Vitamin D Support Testosterone & Sexual Health?
Vitamin D is often associated with bone health, but it also functions as a hormone and is involved in many processes throughout the body.
Previous research has also reported improvements in testosterone levels and erectile function after vitamin D replacement in vitamin-D-deficient men.
This makes evaluating vitamin D status particularly relevant when a man is experiencing symptoms such as:
• Low libido
• Erectile difficulties
• Fatigue or low energy
• Changes in body composition
• Decreased motivation
• Mood changes
• Reduced overall quality of life
A Whole-Person Approach to Men’s Wellness
At Egan Wellness & Med Spa, we take a personalized approach to evaluating men’s health. Symptoms associated with low testosterone can have multiple contributing factors, including nutritional deficiencies, metabolic health, stress, sleep, lifestyle, and other hormonal changes.
A comprehensive evaluation may include testosterone and other hormone testing, vitamin D levels, metabolic markers, nutrition, and lifestyle factors.
The goal is not simply to treat a number—it is to understand the individual and create a personalized plan designed to help you achieve your healthiest status possible.
Testosterone Therapy & Long-Term Health
The study also discusses long-term testosterone therapy in men with functional hypogonadism. Research in this area has reported improvements in body composition and certain metabolic parameters with appropriately monitored long-term treatment.
Testosterone therapy is not appropriate for every man and should be individualized, monitored, and based on symptoms, laboratory findings, medical history, and clinical evaluation.
Your Health. Your Hormones. Your Quality of Life.
If you are experiencing changes in libido, erectile function, energy, strength, body composition, or overall well-being, don’t simply assume it is part of getting older.
At Egan Wellness & Med Spa, Dr. Pamela Egan and our team are passionate about helping men understand the factors affecting their health and developing individualized wellness and hormone strategies.
Egan Wellness & Med Spa
1116 West 21st Avenue
Covington, LA 70433
985-892-3031
www.egan-wellness.com
Egan Wellness Now Has Nutritional Supplements Available on our Website!
www.egan-wellness.com
Fullscript: https://us.fullscript.com/welcome/eganwellness
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09/06/2026

Menopause, Inflammation & Hormone Health: Understanding the Whole-Body Connection

At Egan Wellness & Med Spa, we believe menopause is much more than hot flashes. Perimenopause and menopause can affect the entire body, and hormonal changes may sometimes resemble—or bring attention to—underlying inflammatory or autoimmune conditions.

Menopause Is a Whole-Body Transition

As estrogen levels fluctuate and decline, women may experience:

• Irregular periods
• Hot flashes and night sweats
• Sleep disturbances
• Anxiety, irritability, or mood changes
• Brain fog and difficulty concentrating
• Fatigue
• Headaches or palpitations
• Vaginal dryness
• Joint and muscle pain or stiffness

Joint pain and stiffness are particularly common during menopause and can sometimes resemble rheumatologic disease. Estrogen plays an important role in inflammation, connective tissue, muscles, and joints, so changing estrogen levels may contribute to these symptoms.

Estrogen, Inflammation & the Immune System

Estrogen also helps regulate immune function. During the menopausal transition, changes in estrogen levels may influence inflammatory pathways.

For some women, this period may coincide with the development or increased recognition of autoimmune conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis, Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, lupus, or Sjögren’s syndrome. Women who already have autoimmune disease may notice symptoms change during perimenopause and menopause. Some experience worsening symptoms or flares, while others notice little change or even improvement.

Every woman is different—which is why personalized menopause care matters.

Understanding Hormone Replacement Therapy

Hormone replacement therapy (HRT/MHT) may be an important option for appropriately selected women experiencing bothersome menopause symptoms. At Egan Wellness & Med Spa, hormone therapy decisions are individualized based on symptoms, age, medical history, risk factors, and personal goals.

Hormone therapy may help with hot flashes, night sweats, sleep disruption, vaginal and urinary symptoms, and may support bone health. The type, dose, and route of estrogen matter. For some women, transdermal estrogen—such as a patch, gel, cream, or spray—may be preferred because it has less effect on clotting factors and triglycerides than oral estrogen.

Vaginal Estrogen for Genitourinary Symptoms

Low-dose vaginal estrogen is primarily a local treatment for genitourinary symptoms of menopause. It may improve vaginal dryness, burning, painful in*******se, urinary urgency, nocturia, recurrent urinary tract infections, and other bladder symptoms.

For women experiencing significant vaginal dryness, including those with conditions such as Sjögren’s syndrome, local vaginal estrogen may be an important treatment option.

Menopause, Weight Gain & GLP-1 Therapy

Menopause can contribute to changes in body composition, including increased abdominal or visceral fat, insulin resistance, and metabolic changes.

GLP-1 medications may be appropriate for some patients as part of a comprehensive weight-management plan. Reducing excess adipose tissue may also help reduce inflammatory signaling. GLP-1 therapy is one component of care and is not a replacement for appropriate treatment of autoimmune disease.

Personalized Menopause Care at Egan Wellness & Med Spa

Menopause is not something women simply have to “put up with.” Understanding the connection between hormones, inflammation, metabolism, bone health, and the immune system can help women make informed decisions about their health.

At Egan Wellness & Med Spa, Dr. Pamela Egan and our team provide personalized, evidence-informed care to help women navigate perimenopause, menopause, hormone health, weight management, and healthy aging.

If menopause symptoms are affecting your sleep, energy, mood, relationships, work, or quality of life, schedule a consultation to discuss your individual options.

EGAN WELLNESS & MED SPA M-F 7:30AM-4PM
Dr. Pamela Egan, DNP, MS, MN, CDCES, ABAAHP Diplomat
MS Metabolic & Nutritional Medicine
1116 West 21st Avenue
Covington, LA 70433
985-892-3031
www.egan-wellness.com

Purchase Nutritional Supplements Online:
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Check out Dr. Egan’s book: “Managing Menopause with Bio-Identical Hormones.”

09/05/2026

Early Signs of Dementia: What to Watch For
Dementia is more than memory loss. It is an umbrella term for conditions that affect memory, thinking, communication, behavior, and the ability to manage everyday activities. While forgetting names or appointments can happen with normal aging, a noticeable change from a person’s usual abilities or behavior deserves attention.
At Egan Wellness & Med Spa, we believe healthy aging includes protecting brain health and recognizing changes early. Here are some less-obvious signs of cognitive decline that families should know.
1. Moving Less or Becoming More Sedentary
A gradual decrease in physical activity may accompany declining cognitive health. While aging, pain, and other health conditions can naturally reduce activity, a significant change from a person's normal routine is worth discussing with a healthcare provider.
2. Changes in Driving
New dents, near-misses, getting lost on familiar routes, avoiding nighttime driving, or taking fewer trips may signal changes in attention, judgment, or spatial awareness.
3. More Frequent Falls
Everyone falls occasionally, but repeated falls, especially in an older adult, can be associated with neurological or cognitive problems. Frequent falls should be evaluated rather than simply attributed to aging.
4. Difficulty Understanding Sarcasm or Social Cues
Some forms of dementia, particularly frontotemporal dementia (FTD), can affect a person's ability to understand humor, sarcasm, deception, or social situations.
5. Unusual Disregard for Social Norms
A person who has always been respectful and law-abiding may begin behaving inappropriately, impulsively, or in ways that are completely out of character. This can occur with certain forms of dementia, including FTD.
6. Changes in Eye Movement or Reading
Some people with Lewy body dementia may develop a reduced gaze or difficulty tracking words across a page. They may appear to stare more often or repeatedly lose their place while reading.
7. Forgetting What Objects Are Used For
Occasionally forgetting a word is common. A more concerning change is losing knowledge of what familiar objects are or what they are used for.
8. Loss of Empathy or Inappropriate Behavior
A sudden change from being considerate and socially aware to making hurtful, inappropriate, or insensitive comments—without recognizing the impact—can be an early sign of certain types of dementia.
9. New Compulsive or Ritualistic Behaviors
Extreme collecting, hoarding, repetitive behaviors, or rigid rituals that are very different from a person's previous habits may warrant evaluation.
10. Difficulty Managing Money
Problems paying bills, balancing accounts, handling expenses, or making increasingly poor financial decisions can be an early warning sign of cognitive decline.
11. Difficulty Finding or Forming Words
When someone who has always communicated easily begins struggling to produce words or sentences, it may indicate a language-related neurological disorder such as primary progressive aphasia.
When Should You Seek Help?
Not every change listed above means dementia. Many medical, nutritional, emotional, medication-related, sleep-related, and neurological issues can affect memory and thinking.
The key is change from a person's normal baseline.
At Egan Wellness & Med Spa, Dr. Pamela Egan and our team take a comprehensive approach to healthy aging and wellness. If you or a loved one has noticed changes in memory, behavior, communication, balance, or daily functioning, talk with a qualified healthcare professional. Early evaluation can help identify potentially treatable causes and provide an opportunity to address brain health as early as possible.
Egan Wellness & Med Spa
Dr. Pamela Egan, DNP, MS, MN, CDCES
ABAAHP Diplomat | Board Certified Adult & Family Nurse Practitioner
Doctor of Nursing Practice | MS Metabolic & Nutritional Medicine | CNS Adult Psych
1116 West 21st Avenue, Covington, LA 70433
985-892-3031
www.egan-wellness.com
Purchase Nutritional Supplements On-Line:
Egan Wellness Now Has Nutritional Supplements Available on our Website!
www.egan-wellness.com
Fullscript: https://us.fullscript.com/welcome/eganwellness
Nutridyne: https://eganwellness.nutridyn.com/
Designs for Health Store Links:http://eganwellness.dfhealthestore.com/
Metagenics: https://www.metagenics.com/en-us/register/consumer
Supporting healthier aging through comprehensive wellness and personalized care.

09/04/2026

Thank You from Egan Wellness & Med Spa! 🍂
Egan Wellness & Med Spa would like to take this opportunity to thank all of our loyal clients who participated in our Fall Open House!
It was a great day filled with fun, fellowship, and celebrating with our wonderful patients. We truly appreciate your continued support of Egan Wellness & Med Spa! ❤️
We are honored to participate as your partner in good health and beauty and are grateful to be a part of your wellness journey.
Congratulations to Cassie Walther on winning the Grand Prize! 🎉
Thank you all for making our Fall Open House such a wonderful success!

EGAN WELLNESS & MED SPA
Dr. Pamela Egan, DNP, MS, MN, CDCES (Certified Diabetes Care & Education Specialist
ABAAHP Diplomat (American Board Anti-Aging Health Practitioner)
Board Certified Adult & Family Nurse Practitioner
Doctor of Nursing Practice
MS Metabolic & Nutritional Medicine
CNS Adult Psych
1116 West 21st Avenue
Covington, LA 70433
985-892-3031
www.egan-wellness.com

Purchase Nutritional Supplements On-Line:
Egan Wellness Now Has Nutritional Supplments Available on our Website!
www.egan-wellness.com
Fullscript: https://us.fullscript.com/welcome/eganwellness
Nutridyne: https://eganwellness.nutridyn.com/
Designs for Health Store Links:http://eganwellness.dfhealthestore.com/
Metagenics: https://www.metagenics.com/en-us/register/consumer
Check out Dr. Egan’s Book, “Managing Menopuase with Bio-Identical Hormones”

09/03/2026

Teen Sleep Is Getting Worse: Why Adolescents Are Struggling to Get Enough Rest
At Egan Wellness & Med Spa, we believe healthy sleep is an important part of overall wellness at every age. For teenagers, however, getting enough sleep is becoming increasingly difficult—and the consequences can affect mental health, school performance, metabolism, and long-term health.
A recent JAMA report examining data from approximately 121,000 U.S. high school students between 2007 and 2023 found a concerning trend: 77% of teens reported getting less than 7 hours of sleep on school nights, while 23% reported less than 5 hours. The greatest increase was among teens getting extremely short amounts of sleep.
Why Are Teens Sleeping Less?
Part of the problem is biological. During puberty, the adolescent internal clock naturally shifts later—often by 1–2 hours. This makes it harder for teens to fall asleep early in the evening, even when they need to wake up early for school.
At the same time, teenagers may not feel sleepy as early because their sleep drive develops more slowly during the day.
Then come the modern challenges: homework, sports, extracurricular activities, social media, phones, gaming, and late-night screen exposure. Blue light from electronic devices can also interfere with melatonin production and make falling asleep more difficult.
The result is a mismatch between teen biology and early school schedules.
Teenagers generally need 8–10 hours of sleep per night, yet many are consistently getting far less.
Why Teen Sleep Matters
Chronic sleep deprivation isn't simply about being tired the next day. Inadequate sleep has been associated with:
• Depression, anxiety, and emotional difficulties
• Increased risk of suicidal thoughts and behaviors
• Problems with attention, memory, and learning
• Worsening ADHD symptoms
• Increased absenteeism and poorer academic performance
• Weight gain and metabolic health concerns
• Increased blood pressure and cardiometabolic risk
• Greater risk of injuries and drowsy-driving crashes
• Increased impulsivity, risk-taking, and substance use
The relationship between sleep and mental health is especially important. Teens experiencing depression or suicidal thoughts have higher rates of insufficient sleep.
What Can Parents Do?
At Egan Wellness & Med Spa, we encourage families to look beyond simply telling a teenager to “go to bed earlier.” Sleep problems can involve biology, mental health, technology, schedules, and the environment around the child.
Helpful strategies include:
Create a consistent sleep schedule. Keep bedtime and wake time as consistent as possible, including weekends.
Make the bedroom technology-free. Encourage phones, tablets, gaming devices, and other screens to stay out of the bedroom.
Establish a calming wind-down routine. Give the brain time to transition from homework, social media, and activity to sleep.
Watch caffeine. Energy drinks, coffee, tea, and other caffeinated beverages can interfere with nighttime sleep, particularly when consumed later in the day.
Address stress and anxiety. Worries about school, friendships, sports, family, or social media can make it difficult for teens to settle down at night.
Families should also consider whether school schedules are contributing to chronic sleep deprivation. Later school start times have been associated with more sleep and fewer motor-vehicle crashes among adolescents.
When Should a Teen Be Evaluated?
During a routine visit, healthcare providers can screen for sleep problems using the BEARS sleep assessment, which looks at:
Bedtime problems
Excessive daytime sleepiness
Awakenings
Regularity and duration of sleep
Snoring or sleep-disordered breathing
Professional evaluation may be appropriate when there is persistent insomnia, significant daytime sleepiness, loud snoring or suspected sleep apnea, restless legs, sleep-related anxiety, or other unusual sleep symptoms.
Melatonin should not automatically be the first solution. Sleep hygiene and behavioral approaches should generally come first.
Healthy Sleep Is Part of Healthy Development
Teenagers aren't simply choosing to stay awake. Their biology, schedules, technology, and emotional environment can all contribute to sleep deprivation.
At Egan Wellness & Med Spa, we believe identifying sleep concerns early is an important part of helping adolescents achieve better physical, mental, and academic well-being. If your teen is constantly exhausted, struggling to focus, having difficulty falling asleep, or experiencing significant changes in mood, don't overlook sleep as a possible contributing factor. We start with a comprehensive Wellness Panel.
Check out “Meta Sleep” by Metagenics at the website below……….
EGAN WELLNESS & MED SPA
Dr. Pamela Egan, DNP, MS, MN, CDCES (Certified Diabetes Care & Education Specialist
ABAAHP Diplomat (American Board Anti-Aging Health Practitioner)
Board Certified Adult & Family Nurse Practitioner
Doctor of Nursing Practice
MS Metabolic & Nutritional Medicine
CNS Adult Psych
1116 West 21st Avenue
Covington, LA 70433
985-892-3031
www.egan-wellness.com

Purchase Nutritional Supplements On-Line:
Egan Wellness Now Has Nutritional Supplments Available on our Website!
www.egan-wellness.com
Fullscript: https://us.fullscript.com/welcome/eganwellness
Nutridyne: https://eganwellness.nutridyn.com/
Designs for Health Store Links:http://eganwellness.dfhealthestore.com/
Metagenics: https://www.metagenics.com/en-us/register/consumer
Check out Dr. Egan’s Book, “Managing Menopuase with Bio-Identical Hormones”

09/02/2026

Happy Open House Day! 🍂

We’re having so much fun kicking off fall at Egan MedSpa, and we’re going to have even more fun spending the day with all of our fabulous clients!! 🤍

Stop by the office for door prizes, enter your name in our raffle (two skin care products, free spa treatment, metagenics supplements, and a fall trucker hat!) and enjoy refreshments while you choose your next spa treatment at 30% off! 🥳

See you soon!

09/01/2026

TOMORROW!!

Come to Egan Wellness and MedSpa to celebrate the start of fall the right way 🍂

30% off ALL Spa Treatments, 15% off ALL skincare products, door prizes, giveaways, and refreshments!! 🩷

We are getting the Spa ready and can’t wait to have a fun day with everyone 😊

09/01/2026

FDA Updates Menopause Hormone Therapy Warnings: What Women Need to Know
For years, many women have been hesitant to consider menopausal hormone therapy (MHT) because of warnings about breast cancer, heart disease, blood clots, and dementia. Updated FDA labeling is helping create a more accurate and individualized conversation about hormone therapy.
At Egan Wellness & Med Spa, we believe women deserve current, evidence-based information about menopause and their treatment options.
What Changed With Menopause Hormone Therapy?
The FDA has removed certain longstanding boxed warnings from menopausal hormone therapy labeling, including warnings related to cardiovascular disease, thromboembolism, breast cancer, and probable dementia.
These warnings were heavily influenced by the Women’s Health Initiative (WHI). Importantly, the women in that study were, on average, about 63 years old and many were considerably farther from menopause than women who typically seek treatment for menopausal symptoms.
Today, we understand that the benefits and risks of hormone therapy can vary depending on age, timing, type of hormone, route of administration, dose, and individual health history.
The updated labeling supports a more individualized approach rather than assuming all hormone therapy carries the same risk.
What About Vaginal Estrogen?
Low-dose vaginal estrogen is commonly used for vaginal dryness, irritation, painful in*******se, and certain urinary symptoms associated with menopause.
Because low-dose vaginal estrogen generally results in minimal systemic absorption, its risk profile differs from systemic hormone therapy.
The updated labeling may help reduce unnecessary fear surrounding local estrogen treatment. However, women with a history of estrogen-sensitive breast cancer should still discuss treatment with their healthcare and oncology teams.
Is Systemic Estrogen Safe?
Systemic hormone therapy can be highly effective for appropriate women experiencing hot flashes, night sweats, sleep disruption, and other bothersome menopausal symptoms.
However, the FDA changes do not mean hormone therapy is risk-free or appropriate for everyone.
At Egan Wellness & Med Spa, we believe hormone therapy should be individualized based on your symptoms, age, time since menopause, medical history, cardiovascular risk, breast health, and personal goals.
The type and route of hormone therapy also matter. Oral and transdermal estrogen are not identical, and the choice may be important for certain women. For women with a uterus using systemic estrogen, progesterone is generally needed to protect the uterine lining.
Menopause Care Should Be Personalized
The FDA's updated labeling represents an important step toward a more nuanced understanding of menopause hormone therapy.
It does not mean every woman should take hormones. Instead, it emphasizes the importance of evaluating each woman individually and making treatment decisions based on current evidence.
At Egan Wellness & Med Spa, our goal is to help women understand their options and make informed decisions about their health.
If menopause symptoms are affecting your sleep, energy, mood, relationships, work, or quality of life, talk with a qualified healthcare professional about whether hormone therapy may be right for you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is hormone replacement therapy safe after menopause?
For appropriately selected women, hormone therapy can provide significant benefits. Safety depends on factors including age, timing, type of therapy, route, and individual medical history.
Is vaginal estrogen safer than systemic estrogen?
Low-dose vaginal estrogen generally has minimal systemic absorption and is used primarily for genitourinary symptoms. Individual circumstances still need to be considered.
Does the FDA update mean hormone therapy is safe for everyone?
No. The updated labeling does not eliminate individual risks or make hormone therapy appropriate for every woman. Personalized medical evaluation remains essential.

EGAN WELLNESS & MED SPA
Dr. Pamela Egan, DNP, MS, MN, CDCES (Certified Diabetes Care & Education Specialist
ABAAHP Diplomat (American Board Anti-Aging Health Practitioner)
Board Certified Adult & Family Nurse Practitioner
Doctor of Nursing Practice
MS Metabolic & Nutritional Medicine
CNS Adult Psych
1116 West 21st Avenue
Covington, LA 70433
985-892-3031
www.egan-wellness.com

Purchase Nutritional Supplements On-Line:
Egan Wellness Now Has Nutritional Supplments Available on our Website!
www.egan-wellness.com
Fullscript: https://us.fullscript.com/welcome/eganwellness
Nutridyne: https://eganwellness.nutridyn.com/
Designs for Health Store Links:http://eganwellness.dfhealthestore.com/
Metagenics: https://www.metagenics.com/en-us/register/consumer
Check out Dr. Egan’s Book, “Managing Menopuase with Bio-Identical Hormones”

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