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Blood Testing Centers In State: Arkansas

LabCorp Blood Testing Centers In Benton County, Arkansas

LabCorp Blood Testing Centers In Carroll County, Arkansas

LabCorp Blood Testing Centers In Hempstead County, Arkansas

LabCorp Blood Testing Centers In Howard County, Arkansas

LabCorp Blood Testing Centers In Pike County, Arkansas

LabCorp Blood Testing Centers In Pulaski County, Arkansas

LabCorp Blood Testing Centers In Washington County, Arkansas

LabCorp Blood Testing Centers In Other, Arkansas

Quest Blood Testing Centers In Benton County, Arkansas

Quest Blood Testing Centers In Craighead County, Arkansas

Quest Blood Testing Centers In Garland County, Arkansas

Quest Blood Testing Centers In Pulaski County, Arkansas

Quest Blood Testing Centers In Sebastian County, Arkansas

Quest Blood Testing Centers In Union County, Arkansas

Quest Blood Testing Centers In Washington County, Arkansas



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Arkansas

   The natural beauty of the Ozark mountains...fascinating culture…a rich and engrossing history...fishing...boating...camping...national parks...whitewater rafting...scenic drives...horse racing...rock climbing...the charm of small towns and villages...the many exciting things to do in Little Rock...Arkansas lives up to its name of “The Natural State.” There is truly something for everyone in Arkansas.

Let’s take a look at a few of the places to see and things to do in Arkansas:

  • Blanchard Springs Caverns. Located in northern Arkansas deep in the Ozark-St. Francis National Forests, the town of 56 is home to a mere 173 people, but don’t dismiss the town’s importance. 56 is also home to the Blanchard Springs Caverns. Albert Einstein stated that “Look deep into nature and then you will understand everything better” and John Muir added that “in every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks” and the Blanchard Springs Caverns make these statements come to life. The caverns are a result of thousands of years of nature’s handiwork and the ever-moving water is still at its patient work today as it continues to shape and reshape the cavern. The guided tour will take you through the cavern by way of the 1.2-mile Discovery Trail that makes the canyon come to life.
  • Arkansas Air Museum. Are you fascinated by airplanes? If so, then the Arkansas Air Museum in Fayetteville is a required stop. From the primitive biplanes of World War I, and the famous corsairs that helped to win WW II, to modern aircraft, the equipment that keeps them flying, and the stories and history of the men and women who fly them, it’s all here. Stepping into the massive, 1940s-era aircraft hanger is like stepping back in time. With continual maintenance, the older planes look like they are ready to take off, and many of them are indeed still in flying shape. The hanger also hosts exhibits of military vehicles and works and photos of what has been called “The Golden Age of air racing.” You can also discover the fascinating story of Louise McPhetridge, born in the nearby city of Bentonville, and considered a pioneer of female pilots.
  • The Walmart Museum Speaking of Bentonville, the town is a short drive from Fayetteville and is the hometown of Sam Walton and home to the largest international retailer in the world: Walmart. With over $517bn retail sales in 2019, the monstrous behemoth dwarfs the competition. To discover how this improbable journey began, the Walmart Museum is loaded with the history of how to company was founded, and grew to its present-day dominance. Sam Walton's original office has been left intact and preserved exactly the way Sam had it, complete with the decor and mementos from earlier eras. Stop in at the original Walton's 5&10, and take in the tin ceilings and mismatched red and green floor tiles.
  • Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. Before you leave Bentonville don’t forget to stop at the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. Founded in 2011 by Alice Walton and the Walton Foundation, the museum boasts one of the greatest collections of American art, with works spanning several decades. Sculptures, Crystal bridges, a library of art reference books, works by Andy Warhol, Norman Rockwell, and Georgia O'Keeffe, and a museum store loaded with gifts and souvenirs are all here. Also, enjoy a relaxing excursion on more than three miles of trails that sprawl across the 120-acre forested property,
  • Hot Springs National Park Billed as the place “Where history and nature meet”, Hot Springs National Park in the Ouachita Mountains has been a destination of tourists and vacationers since its beginning in 1921. Ancient thermal springs, fascinating geology, breathtaking mountain views, lush, verdant hiking trails, and relaxing streams all add up to a relaxing and gratifying getaway. Enjoy a guided tour of the park and discover stories like the Almost Shootout of 1884, The Therapy Machines of Dr. Gustav Zander, and the Civil War connections at Hot Springs.
  • Garvan Woodland Gardens. While you are in Hot Springs, take the time to drive 10 miles south to stop at the Garvan Woodland Gardens. Garvan Woodland is the botanical garden of the University of Arkansas. Gifted to the university in 1956 by Verna Cook Garvan, the garden’s mission is to “preserve and enhance a unique part of the Ouachita environment, and provide people with a place of learning, research, cultural enrichment, and serenity, and develop and sustain gardens, landscapes, and structures of exceptional aesthetics…” With its towering pine trees, botanical landscapes, and wooded shoreline, Garvan Wooded Gardens more than lives up to its mission.
  • Crater of Diamonds State Park. Located in southwestern Arkansas near Murfreesboro, Crater of Diamonds State Park has the unique distinction of being the exclusive source of natural diamonds in the United States open to the public. The park prides itself on being “One of the only places in the world where the public can search for real diamonds in their original volcanic source.” You can bring your own mining equipment or rent tools from the park. Begin at the visitors center where you can see real, uncut diamonds, learn how to look for them, and discover the area’s unique geology and history. The park also features picnic sites, walking trails, a museum, a campground, and a gift shop.
  • Mammoth Spring State Park Located within the town of Mammoth Spring, the Mammoth Spring State Park is a designated National Natural Landmark. The spring blasts approximately nine million gallons of water hourly into a 10-acre lake that flows south as the Spring River, a well-known, popular Ozark trout, and float stream. If you were ever curious about how a fish hatchery operates, the Mammoth Spring National Fish Hatchery and Aquatic Conservation Center have the answers, so be sure to visit. Go back in time to the early 1900s by visiting the 1886 Frisco Depot and experience what travel was like at that time. The life-like sculptured models in the museum accurately depict the train crews, depot, and train passengers. And for good measure, there is a Frisco caboose to check out.
  • Buffalo National River. Flowing through the Ozark Mountains, the Buffalo National River is an unpolluted, free-flowing river teeming with a wide variety of wildlife and outstanding boating, camping, canoeing, kayaking, and horseback riding.
  • Mount Magazine State Park. Located in Paris, Mount Magazine is Arkansas’s highest point at 2,753 feet. The view from the mountain top is scenic, but there is more to do at this park, much more. Mountain biking, climbing, camping, hiking, horseback riding, and hang-gliding (the park is one of only two parks to offer hang-gliding launch areas) are all here. For creature
  • comforts the lodge at Mount magazine offers 60 rooms, the Skycrest Restaurant where you can enjoy good old-fashioned southern-style delights, an indoor swimming pool, fitness center, and game room.
  • Little Rock. The Arkansas state capital of Little Rock was rated number 1 in America’s 10 Great Places to Live” in 2013 and there is no doubt that this unique city lives up to its billing. The city prides itself on being a destination for both travelers and permanent re-locators due to “it’s charming hospitality, history, and culture. The many sites to see in Little Rock are the Little Rock Zoo, the Arkansas Art Center, The MacArthur Museum of Arkansas Military History, The Arkansas State Capital Building, The Rock Town Distillery, The River Market District, Heifer Village, and the Big Dam Bridge are all captivating, exciting, and riveting places to see and discover both new and old ideas and history.

But you must be energetic and vigorous to enjoy what Arkansas has to offer

All the tourist sites and attractions are virtually worthless to travelers and vacationers if they are not in good health. And that is where our Arkansas hormone replacement clinics come into the picture.

It is a proven fact that as we age, our levels of critical hormones such as human growth hormone (HGH), and testosterone plummet. Without a proper hormonal balance, the quality of our lives drops to a broad range of adverse health issues such as:

  • Chronic fatigue
  • Unwanted weight gain and fat accumulation
  • Increasing brain fog, loss of mental sharpness, and growing confusion
  • Continual joint aches and pains. This condition begins slowly and gradually creeps up until it can’t be denied.
  • Loss of muscle mass (sarcopenia) and strength.
  • Insomnia and a lower quality of sleep.

Our clinics are specifically designed to combat these life-wrecking afflictions. We have a holistic approach when dealing with these conditions that include specific advice on nutrition, hydration, physical fitness, stress reduction, supplements, and, of course, restoring your hormones to a more youthful level.

Our programs are uniquely created for YOU...no one else. We will consider your family history as well as your current condition and proceed from there.

We have several hormone clinics in Arkansas that are conveniently located.

Contact us for a no-obligation, FREE consultation and learn more about the services we have provides for countless people in the past – and what we can provide for you.

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