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June 2010 Featured in Suburban Essex Magazine		Prescription for a Healthy Life by Kelly de la Rocha If you were to seek treatment for high cholesterol at most medical offices, chances are you'd be prescribed a statin and sent on your way. A one-size-fits all approach is not uncommon, and for many people it can be effective. But what about those who either don't respond to - or don't want traditional treatment? Click here to read the full article.

Spring 2010 Featured in DMC Health & Wellness Magazine		Optimal Health: A Preventive Approach by Lorraine Maita, MD What would you do to maintain or restore the energy, vitality, strength and clarity of youth? Aging is inevitable but how you age is largely dependent on your lifestyle and choices Click here to read the full article.

March 2010 Column in NJ Savvy Living		Healthy Skin from the Inside Out by Lorraine Maita, MD The skin is a reflection of your general state of health. Although I can't stress enough the importance of sunscreen, to have truly healthy skin, start from the inside out. The ABC's for healthy skin are: read full article. Click here to read the full article.

March 2010 Featured in Park Place Magazine		Mellowing With Age by Susan Brierly Growing younger and healthier through science If you're among the savvy middle-agers who are rejecting the inevitability of physical deterioration, and attempting to grow old as gracefully as an '82 Haut-Brion Bordeaux, take heart. More and more health-conscious people are energetically embracing the anti-aging movement because, although they can't turn back time, they can influence how they age. Dr. Lorraine Maita (973-218-2610; howtoliveyounger.com) of Short Hills is a pioneer in the evolving field of preventive-aging science. Board-certified in internal medicine with more than twenty years of experience in preventive health and wellness, she formerly served in executive medical positions with Prudential Financial, Pfizer, and Johnson & Johnson. Click here to read the full article.

February 2009 Quoted in NJ Life		Nourish and Flourish by Nick DiUlio "Inflammation is the cause of many problems in aging, from Alzheimer's disease to heart disease to cancer," says Dr. Lorraine Maita, a staff physician at Morristown Memorial Hospital and an expert in preventive health and wellness. Omega-3 fatty acids help ease and prevent inflammation. Nuts (such as walnuts and almonds), avocados, flaxseed, soybeans, and baked winter squash are all great sources. Click here to read the full article.

November 2009 Featured in Vicinity Magazine		A Preventive Approach to Optimum Health Nearly 75% of age-related degenerative diseases are preventable according to the US Surgeon General . Surprised! Many people are-but research shows that a healthy lifestyle can help ward off diabetes, cardiovascular disease, obesity, certain cancers, and other conditions. That's why Dr. Lorraine Maita's Short Hills practice is dedicated to improving her patients' overall health and preventing or reversing age-related diseases. "I help people live healthier lives, achieve optimal health, and increase their energy levels, strength, clarity, and fitness," says Dr. Maita. Click here to read the full article.

June 2009 Featured in The Bernards-Ridge Connection		What if someone told you there was a "fountain of youth" located on the first floor of a building located on JFK Parkway in Short Hills? There may not exactly be magical water spouting from a fixture in a garden there, but Dr. Lorraine Maita, who specializes in Preventive-Aging medicine, may be just the professional to offer you the same opportunity as taking in such an elixir. It seems a bit simplistic to say "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure"... but Dr. Maita's philosophy and ability may very well be offering just that! Click here to read the full article.