About Us
Dr. Eddie Armas M.D. is a general practice doctor located in Miami, Florida who provides his patients with quick access to personalized, top-quality medical care with a strong focus on preventative care.
Eddie Armas, M.D. Anti-Aging Clinic is an innovative and personalized Anti-Aging Center. Our mission is to combine the safety and effectiveness of a medical facility with serenity and luxury. Our Anti-Aging Clinic offers both invasive and non-invasive cosmetic treatments, conveniently performed in a doctor’s office.We seek to offer our patients an integral selection of services for their well-being and comfort. Our services include Hormone Replacement Therapy, Weight Loss Management, Anti-Aging and Facial Treatments and much more. Our beautiful facility hosts a competent and knowledgeable staff and is equipped with the latest technology.Our experience and state-of-the-art facility guarantee that you will achieve your personal goal, experience heightened self-confidence and have the potential of living a longer and healthier life. Give us a call! 305-575-1752 / 305-284-8483 or visit us at 7000 SW 62nd Ave #100, Miami, FL.
Where are we located?
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HOW TO GET HERE?
From I-95
- Head south toward I-95 S
- Merge onto I-95 S
- Continue onto US-1 S
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Turn right onto SW 72nd St/
Sunset Dr -
Turn right onto SW 97th Ave
Destination will be on the left - Next to CVS Pharmacy
From Miami International Airport
- Head west on FL-836 W
- Exit onto FL-836 South
- Turn right onto SW 72th St
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Turn right onto SW 97nd Ave
Destination will be on the left - Next to CVS Pharmacy
What will you learn?
As part of our Weight Loss Programs, by analyzing your genetic code, along with answers to a lifestyle questionnaire, the Pathway Fit report gives you the power to understand your metabolism, eating behaviors, and your response to exercise, as well as the best ways to reach and maintain a healthy weight and lifestyle.
Our program will help you:
– Understand your metabolism and dietary traits
– Optimize the effects of physical activity and exercise
– Enhance the nutritional balance of your diet
Contact our office to learn more about our Medical Weight Loss Programs today.
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Diet
Personalize your diet with genetics. The way we eat, how our bodies process foods, and our overall health are impacted by our genetics. Scientific studies have shown that the consumption of particular nutrients may turn certain genes on or off. Diet results are calculated to help select the best diet for you.
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Eating Behaviors
Eating behaviors can have as much effect on health as our diet. Some of our behaviors are influenced by our genetics. Through the Pathway Fit report, we describe certain genetic markers that are associated with eating behaviors, such as excessive snacking and difficulty feeling full. With this information, you and your physician can modify your lifestyle to achieve ultimate wellness.
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Food Reactions
Your genetics may impact how your body responds to some foods. We report on genetic markers associated with caffeine metabolism, bitter and sweet taste sensitivity, as well as lactose intolerance and alcohol flush.
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Nutritional Needs
Vitamins are an important part of your health. The Pathway Fit report includes genetic markers associated with your likelihood of having lower levels of certain vitamins, such as folate and vitamins A, B2, B6, B12, C, D and E.
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Exercise
Exercise has long been shown to provide many health benefits. Your genes can affect how you respond to exercise – your chances of losing weight, improving your cholesterol levels, and other health benefits. Pathway Fit also reports on how your genetics may influence your exercise performance.
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Your Body and Weight
Your weight can be influenced by many genes. The Pathway Fit report includes genetic markers associated with metabolism, the tendency to regain weight after losing weight, as well as predisposition for obesity.
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Metabolic Health Factors
Good metabolic health can prevent serious health conditions. Your report includes genetic markers that are used to calculate your likelihood for having decreased HDL (good) cholesterol levels, as well as elevated LDL (bad) cholesterol, blood sugar and triglyceride levels. All of these are indicators of adverse metabolic health, which are precursors to various health conditions, including coronary artery disease, stroke and type 2 diabetes.