Clinical Checking

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In our clinical health improvement plan, huge weight decrease is feasible with patients commonly shedding 2-8 pounds each week on a total dinner substitution program. Close observing by an accomplished bariatrician like Dr. Hubert is fundamental to guarantee that your body endures the progressions and that you keep up with reliable weight reduction.

Weight reduction significantly affects circulatory strain, glucose, and cholesterol. Consequently, during the weight reduction process, changes in accordance with the meds you might be taking to treat hypertension, diabetes, or hyperlipidemia are logical important. Clinical checking guarantees that you are getting satisfactory sustenance, and that your body frameworks are working appropriately to process and take out abundance muscle to fat ratio without separating muscle.

 

FDA-supported weight reduction prescriptions can be utilized in certain circumstances.

Clinical observing starts with a careful interview by Dr. Hubert to decide your wellbeing status and distinguish any ailments that might be slowing down your weight reduction endeavors. In the wake of directing a conference, surveying your lab results, and examining your weight and wellbeing objectives, Dr. Hubert will foster a customized clinical weight reduction intend to meet your particular requirements. To get the more information check doctorhubert.com.

 

Changing on a surface level

Dr. Hubert perceives that weight reduction isn't exclusively about diminishing food admission and expanding active work. It includes figuring out, controlling, and changing your perspectives, feelings, and activities toward food. Except if you can deal with your food-related ways of behaving, overseeing your weight can be really troublesome.

 

What is outward change in conduct?

Changing outwardly, otherwise called conduct treatment or way of life training, is the most common way of learning and applying strategies that empower you to perceive and oversee hazardous regions in your day to day existence that influence your weight. Dr. Hubert will direct you through the method involved with creating procedures and propensities that will prompt a long period of sound decisions.

 

Our Program

Our extensive, multidisciplinary way to deal with weight the board unites clinical experts with skill in key areas of treatment. We intently screen every patient's advancement, with regular lab tests and other indicative tests if necessary to guarantee security. Schooling on nourishment and changing on a surface level is a significant part of our program, alongside way of life changes and backing from our primary care physician and staff.

Shedding pounds can altogether work on your wellbeing, lessening the gamble of creating numerous difficult circumstances, for example, diabetes, hypertension, and coronary illness. Join the many people who have effectively accomplished weight reduction through our clinical get-healthy plans.

Our therapeutically managed get-healthy plan offers a protected and compelling answer for weight issues and corpulence. Business health improvement plans frequently flop because of the intricacy of weight the executives and the remarkable requirements of every person. Our program, drove by Dr. Jennifer Hubert, gives customized plans in view of your body's metabolic profile, and a strong climate to assist you with making long haul progress.

 

Dinner substitutions

Our clinical health improvement plan uses dinner substitutes for their many advantages. These incorporate great and complete nourishment, pre-parceled and calorie-controlled servings, fast and simple planning, and independence from choice weakness. In spite of beginning distrust, research has shown that restricting food decisions prompts eating less, a peculiarity known as boosts limiting. This, thusly, assists individuals with adhering to the eating regimen and roll out enduring improvements to their dietary patterns.

Clinical dinner substitution is accessible in the US through emergency clinics and extraordinarily prepared doctors, and incorporates a thorough social change educational program tending to eat less carbs, active work, and stress and weight control, among different abilities. Dissimilar to craze eats less, which travel every which way, social change is basic for effective long haul weight reduction and the executives.

Our patients frequently experience fast enhancements in their wellbeing, for example, critical decreases in pulse, cholesterol, and glucose levels. Many even suspend their meds for these circumstances by and large.

Award-winning filmmaker leads Benilde Film winners at Gawad Alternatibo

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A film graduate from De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde bagged third prize in the 35th Gawad CCP Para sa Alternatibong Pelikula at Video, also known as Gawad Alternatibo, for his capstone project, two months after it was shown at the Diwa Filipino Film Festival of Seattle.

Chauncy Cruz, who recently earned his degree from DLS-CSB, led four other winners from the Benilde Film program with the victory of his thesis film “Sa Mga Mata ng Bata” (Through the Eyes of a Child) at Gawad Alternatibo, the longest-running independent film competition of its kind in Asia.

“Sa Mga Mata ng Bata” is about Philip (Kenshin Lagutan), a grade school student who looks up to his politician father Freddy (Adrian Castañares) very highly and sees him as a hero until he realizes who his father really is. Struggling with his class presentation about his father, the boy asks his father’s help. However, after a very enthusiastic performance, he receives negative feedback from his classmates that causes him to burst out with threats to them. Freddy comforts him and assures Philip that everything will be alright if they both come to class the next day to “apologize.”

The short film previously won the Silver Award, Award of Virtue, Silip@Lente Adamson University (SILAU) Choice Award, and Best Actor award for Lagutan at the Realifilm 2023 organized by SILAU.

Cruz, who directed, edited, and wrote the screenplay for the film under the supervision of Benilde Film program chair Jose Javier “Direk Joey” Reyes and thesis mentor and creative producer Seymour Sanchez, also received ample support from his co-executive producer Jhoana Rabino, director of photography and colorist John Lexter Laguinday, assistant director Corlisse Nicolas, production manager Angel Hildawa, production designer Alexa Abrianna Manalang, sound recordist Paul Van Guzman, musical scorer Gabriel Grindulo, and camera operator Gillian Navarro.

“It’s a very surreal feeling to get recognized by institutions like Gawad Alternatibo and it’s still not processing but at the same time it’s such an honor and it’s all thanks to the people in the film’s rolling credits because I just want to make a simple short thesis film but the people who supported, guided, and helped me, made it festival worthy,” Cruz shared.

Apart from Cruz, fellow Benildean filmmakers Vahn Leinard Pascual (“Alingasngas ng mga Kuliglig”), Giancarlo P. Barredo (“Tears Are Water Too”) Eira Krizette Camara (“Bakit Di Natutulog si Kael?”), and Grant “Augustine” Franzuela (“The Secret Band of Thebes”) got honorable mention awards in the short feature, experimental, animation, and documentary categories, respectively, of Gawad Alternatibo.

Three other Benilde Film homegrown talents, Nicole Yvonne Lee (“Arena”), Mike Cabarles (“Diak Kayat Magna Maisa”/I Don't Want to Walk Alone), and Ryan Miguel Capili (“Elehiya Para sa Mga Memorya”/An Elegy for the Memories), and faculty member Rianne Hill Soriano (“Atin 'to“) also competed as finalists.

Meanwhile, Benilde Animation graduate Arlo Jhan Bayot won second place and best regional entry in the animation category for his work “Dati” (Before). In the animated film, two brothers share a simple but sufficient life in a hidden paradise somewhere in the Philippines. Things change when an unexpected visitor brings a new-found attention to their island home. With their idyllic island now in the tourism spotlight, they are now forced to cope with the perils of uncontrolled urbanization.

Gawad Alternatibo, which was established in 1987, highlights the best of Filipino alternative storytelling and filmmaking every year. The competing films can still be seen at the Cinemata streaming platform.

LCCM alumna rules filmmaking workshop showcase

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A recent graduate of La Consolacion College Manila bagged the Best Picture award in the fifth SineOmni Film Festival held last August 25 at the Cinematheque Centre Manila.

Maria Del Carmen “Mikee” Villapol, who previously won Best Picture in the Mini Short category of IKLI: Super Short Film Festival for her work “Bitin,” topped SineOmni with her new short film “Da Master Plan.” She is an alumna of LCCM and its resident film and theater organization SineDulaang Agustino.

“Da Master Plan” tells the story of Macoy, an imaginative young boy who seeks help from his toy companions to confront the sinister monster tormenting him. Without his disbelieving mother’s support, he must defeat the monster once and for all. It also won Best Sound Design for Jalen Buenaseda.

Mick Quito’s “The Prodigal Daughter” and Angelica Manipol’s “Magdalena” placed second and third, respectively. In “The Prodigal Daughter,” Penelope, a 20-year-old Filipino-American, visits Manila to meet her estranged father for the first time, hoping to understand his departure from her life. Meanwhile, in “Magdalena,” a determined 22-year-old woman named Aira Magdalena navigates the dark and dangerous world of prostitution in a relentless pursuit to escape poverty and complete her education.

“The Prodigal Daughter” also received awards for Best Director for Quito, Best Actress for Ivanka Marie Guillermo, and Best Supporting Actor for Soliman Cruz. On the other hand, “Magdalena” also got Best Screenplay for Manipol and Best Production Design for Cire Alessandra Yaptengco and Khryza Maaba.

The other winners are Edrey Paul Biteng, Jury Prize, and Heidi Bayani, Best Cinematography, for “Magic Memory,” Miguel Luis Nera, Best Actor, and Elizabeth Santos-Nera, Best Supporting Actress for “Genesis,” Adrian Bolante, Best Editing for “Rad,” and Justine Cusipag, Best Musical Score for “Pahimuyong.”

Biteng’s “Magic Memory” is about an emerging local DJ who crosses paths with a girl who offers him a cryptic cigarette, sparking a shared night of indulgence and vulnerability they will eventually forget.

In “Genesis,” also directed by Nera, the titular character reconnects with God as he tries to seek repentance while battling his worsening condition, with the hope of finding his way to heaven.

“Rad,” also directed by Bolante, zeroes in on a man and his dog trying to find a way out of an isolated town exposed to radiation.

In “Pahimuyong” by Randy Pimentel Olesco, Chona, a single mother of two children named Miko and Dante, is involved in illegal drugs and she needs to get their lives out of danger before it is too late.

“Balasa” by Rhonn Mercene, “Byaheng Sikmura” by Kathrino V. Resurreccion, “Chess” by Szackobe Kabro Z. Sanchez, “Crossroads” by Beatrice Talagtag, “Golden Hour” by Nehemiarey Dallego and Ruzzel John Palomillo, “Mamay” by Marione Morales, and “Saida” by Catherine Sevilla complete the entries.

SineOmni is a showcase of the films produced by workshop participants of the Screen/Stage Performing Arts Course for Enthusiasts (SPACE) facilitated by award-winning director Arvin “Kadiboy” Belarmino and Jonathan Montes with mentors Elora Españo, Veronica Reyes, Bel Paquiz, and Tim Rone Villanueva.

Aside from featuring eight new filmmakers and six returning directors, the culmination of this year’s filmmaking workshop also paid tribute to the late filmmaker and mentor Sigfreid Barros-Sanchez.