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The unparalleled beauty of the desert...perpetual sunshine...lush desert gardens...wild west history...professional sports...dozens of parks and recreation areas offering opportunities for camping, hiking, biking, and climbing...one-of-a-kind museums...performing arts...a robust, thriving economy...local and international cuisine...and a short distance from the Grand Canyon, Prescott, and Sedona...it’s no wonder that Phoenix draws more than 16 million tourists annually.

Also known as “The Valley of the Sun” and “the Valley,” Phoenix is the most populated city in Arizona and the fifth-most populated city in the US. Let’s look at a few reasons why Phoenix should be at the top of your vacation plans.

  • Arizona State Capitol Museum. The Arizona Capital Museum captures Arizona's rich, engrossing history, going all the way back to the frontier days when Arizona was called Arizona Territory since the territory did not become a state until 1913. On display are items salvaged from the USS Arizona after the ship was sunk during the Pearl Harbor attack, and the museum is loaded with Arizona souvenirs. And don’t forget to take a leisurely stroll on the pictorial, scenic outdoor grounds and check out the Liberty Bell, Sculptures, and the large, engraved stones. To understand the present, we must understand the past; this museum is a historical treasure.
  • Phoenix Zoo. Opened in 1962, the Phoenix zoo is home to more than 3,000 animals representing nearly 400 species, including several endangered species. From the massive elephants to the tiny Southwestern Widow Spider, the entertaining, enthralling array of animals delivers a captivating experience. There are four trails through the zoo: The African Trail leads to the exotic creatures of Africa like the big cats, Hyenas, Gazelles, Ostriches, Rhinos, and Baboons. The Arizona Trail recreates the plants and animals found locally. The Children’s Trail lets the kids get up close to several animals and features a petting zoo. The Tropics Trail is an extraordinary blend of Komodo Dragons, exotic birds, turtles, elephants, and an incredible reproduction of a rich, elaborate rainforest landscape along a one-mile trail.
  • Old Town Scottsdale. No visit to Phoenix would be complete without experiencing the genuine feel of the old-west frontier times, which is part of what you’ll find in Old Town Scottsdale. The historic old town walking tour promises “A step back in Time,” and with the cacti growing out of the sidewalks, the eclectic souvenir shops on the western-style boardwalks, the fantastic artwork of Edward Curtis on display at Scottsdale’s Museum of the West, the wagon wheel benches, the life-like statues of cowboys, Indians, and animals, and the western architecture, the town lives up to its billing. But there is also modern art in the Old Town and other contemporary attractions as well.
  • Musical Instrument Museum. For musicians, music lovers, and causal music listeners, this place is an absolute “must-see.” With a massive collection of over 16,000 (and counting) instruments from all four corners of the earth, the museum’s displays cover music instrument history and exhibits of individuals and musical styles. With several permanent galleries filled with encyclopedic musical exhibits, a museum store, a music theater that hosts live performances, and Cafe Allegro that offers local and International cuisine, don’t be in a hurry to leave.
  • Hall of Flame Fire Museum. Located in Papago Park, the Hall of Flame Museum boasts a vast collection of Fire Alarm Systems, Fire Extinguishers, Fire Helmets, Hand and Horse Drawn Fire Engines dating back to 1725 through 2004, and Motorized Fire Apparatus. When gazing at the ancient tools available to yesterday’s firefighters, it’s impossible not to marvel at how they succeeded in snuffing out fires with their primitive (by today’s standards) tools. The museum also houses a somber, Hall-of-Heros for the brave firefighters worldwide that made the ultimate sacrifice.
  • Desert Botanical Garden. Located in Papago Park, this massive, 140-acre is home to more than 50,000 plants on display and is a unique blend of nature and art. Exhibits include the Cactus display, the Webster Auditorium, several exhibits of nature art and photography, and unique gardens created to attract butterflies and hummingbirds. Take your time to saunter through the garden on one or all five theme trails. And if you get the chance, check out Las Noches de las Luminarias, an event created to pay homage to the plants. Luminarias are made with a brown paper bag, a candle, and sand, giving the garden an elegant glow.
  • Taliesin West. As one of the most distinguished, illustrious architects in American history, any building anywhere that Frank Lloyd Wright designed is well-worth a tour. Wright fell in love with the Phoenix area when he spent winters there to avoid the harsh conditions of his native Wisconsin. Eventually, he built a home studio in Scottsdale that became the International Headquarters of The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation and the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture. Wright was an unsurpassed master at making his creations blend in with the surrounding environment, and Taliesin West is no exception. The structure was constructed with local rock, desert sand, and cement. The architectural style is organic architecture, but, as with all of Wright’s handiwork, the building is something more. Even if you are not an architecture student, you cannot help admiring a genuine masterpiece.
  • Professional sports. The Phoenix Suns of the National Basketball Association (NBA), The Arizona Cardinals of the National Football League (NFL), the Arizona Diamondbacks of Major League Baseball (MLB), and the Arizona Coyotes of the National Hockey League (NHL) make Phoenix one of the 13 cities in the US with teams from all the big four major sports leagues. Also, there are minor league teams here, along with the Phoenix Raceway for car racing, multiple golf tournaments from the Professional Golfer’s Association (PGA), and college sports. Sports fans will feel right at home in Phoenix!
  • Camping, Hiking, Mountain Biking, and Parks. Outdoor enthusiasts will be elated with the countless activities in the Phoenix area. Their biggest issue will be deciding where to go first! There is something special about going for a hike, and Phoenix has hiking trails for experienced hikers who love a challenging workout and more accessible trails for those who like to take their time, enjoy the fresh air, watch the birds, look for wildlife like bighorn sheep and rabbits, wildlife, and bathe in nature. Papago Park, the Lost Dog Wash Trailhead, The Mormon Trail, Pinnacle Peak, South Mountain Park, and Estrella Mountain all beckon nature lovers. In addition to many hiking trials, these parks offer camping grounds and horseback riding. The views of the desert during the day are crisp and pristine, the sunsets are idyllic, and the sight of the lights of the city after dark is majestic. There are plenty of campgrounds with six national forests, over 12 million acres of public land, and more than 30 state parks. Most campgrounds have picnic areas, charcoal grills, electric hookups, water, dump stations, and public restrooms and are RV friendly.

   There is more to see and do in Phoenix, much more. Head to Coasters N Castles for a bumper car ride, miniature golf, and fall from 120 feet on the Skydiver...Play a round of golf at one of the 26 golf courses in the “Valley of the Sun”...as strange as it may seem for a desert location, the OdySea Aquarium in Scottsdale is home to more than 2 million gallons of water and gives visitors a somewhat unworldly, interactive, submarine-like experience to eyeball the 65 aquatic exhibits, and 370 species...The Phoenix Symphony, where you can enjoy several musical genres...The Phoenix Children's Museum has more than a dozen galleries to captivate and engage the kids and their parents...The Heard Museum, home to the most prominent displays of Native American culture in the US...The Arizona Science Center and its broad range of exhibits...The vast 285,000 square-foot Phoenix Art Museum is home to more than 20,000 artworks of all styles, periods, cultures, and international areas...and more!

To enjoy Phoenix's attractions, you need to be active and animated.

To experience the natural beauty, the historical sites, and the excitement of Phoenix, you must be at the top of your game. And that’s where our clinics can help ensure that you will feel like seeing every square mile of this immense, remarkable region...by restoring your hormones to their youthful, natural levels.

It’s no fun when you are too tired to go on a hike, visit a museum, take in a ball game, or partake in dozens of other attractions in Phoenix. It’s no bargain when everyone else is raring to go, and you mainly think about sitting down to rest.

So stop complaining about it. Do something about it! Our hormone replacement specialists will determine precisely what type of hormone replacement (i.e., testosterone, human growth hormone, etc.) will benefit you most. We will do this safely and efficiently. Every one of our clinics is staffed with hormone replacement medical physicians with decades of experience in the science of health and longevity.

And now it’s time for us to deliver our promises to you.

Contact us for a free, no-obligation discussion about the miracle of hormone replacement therapy.

 

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