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Diet Choices for Your Best Health · November 12, 2013
Diet of US Adolescents Has Deteriorated Since 1965 – (08-14-00)
Diet of US Adolescents Has Deteriorated Since 1965 I hope we didn’t spend too much money on this study… We are slowly destroying the health of our country by focusing on fast, processed food as the main staple in our…
Gastroenterology · November 12, 2013
COX-2 inhibitors delay gastric wound healing in rats – (09-07-00)
COX-2 inhibitors delay gastric wound healing in rats Evidence is starting to accumulate on the potential adverse effects of these new anti-inflammatories. This article suggests that, even though they lower your chances…
Miscellaneous · November 12, 2013
Corticosteroids in head injury–No evidence – (08-14-00)
Corticosteroids in head injury–No evidence This practice has been in place for over 30 years, and yet no evidence has ever shown benefit to this type of therapy. And yet, steroids have known detrimental health effects…
Obesity and Weight Loss · November 12, 2013
Cold-Like Virus May Cause Obesity – (09-07-00)
Cold-Like Virus May Cause Obesity This is also new information to me, but if this holds out in the research, then it is yet another reason to use healthy lifestyle changes to lose weight. These changes would help battle…
Miscellaneous · November 12, 2013
Chlamydia link to atherosclerosis strengthens day by day – (08-14-00)
Chlamydia link to atherosclerosis strengthens day by day Just like most diseases known to man, I think that there are multiple causes of these diseases. And yet, many times we try to look for one answer to everything…
Inflammation · November 12, 2013
Butyrate inhibits inflammation: implications for Crohn’s disease – (09-14-00)
Butyrate inhibits inflammation: implications for Crohn’s disease More and more articles are being published support the role of butyrate in reducing severity and/or flare ups of gastrointestinal disorders. Remember that…
Cancer · November 12, 2013
Belgium orders cancer tests after herbal remedy alert – (08-07-00)
Belgium orders cancer tests after herbal remedy alert This is another example of why you should consult a physician knowledgeable in natural medicine before trying something recommended online, by a friend or by the…
Miscellaneous · November 12, 2013
Applying Sunscreen May Give Sunbathers a False Sense of Security – (08-07-00)
Applying Sunscreen May Give Sunbathers a False Sense of Security This study suggests that use of sunscreen may increase your risk of melanoma by promoting longer sun exposure periods. Int J Cancer 2000;87:145-150…
Knee Pain · November 11, 2013
Knee Replacement Surgery? You Need This to Heal Quickly
Knee osteoarthritis symptoms seem to be on the increase, which means that surgery for knee replacements is also on the rise. In our office, we do everything we can to help patients avoid surgery for knee pain, and we do…
Seizures / Epilepsy · November 9, 2013
Natural Remedies for Seizures: Antioxidant Protection
In my book, Migraines and Epilepsy, I review the evidence that shows that oxidative stress plays a huge role in seizures. Because of this, antioxidants are a requirement in natural remedies for seizures. This approach…
Obesity and Weight Loss · November 8, 2013
Slow Down to Smell the Roses; Better Yet Sniff This to Curb Hunger
A huge chunk of taste actually relies on your sense of smell. Smells can bring back memories (good or bad), make you nauseous or hungry. But could we use smell to help you make better decisions as it relates to your…
Obesity and Weight Loss · November 7, 2013
Is Dark Chocolate Good for You? What About Weight Gain?
Chocolate. Even the word brings happy thoughts. But society has attached some incorrect negative connotations to the word and has strayed away from the idea that dark chocolate is good for you. First of all, let’s…
Miscellaneous · November 6, 2013
Venom from Surprising Creature May Hold Answer to Pain
Normally, I find and post articles on just how powerful lifestyle changes are for avoiding and managing chronic disease, but I couldn’t pass this one up. Pain is obviously a large part of our chiropractic practice here…
Cholesterol · November 5, 2013
How Compliant are You with Your Heart Meds?
Let’s face it. The general public sucks at taking their meds the way they are supposed to. But it’s still going to help, right? Studies have shown that upwards of 75% of patients taking medications are not fully…
Elbow Pain · November 4, 2013
How to Treat Tennis Elbow: Don’t Skimp on This
Golfer’s elbow. Tennis elbow. Little Leaguer’s elbow. Medial epicondylitis. Lateral epicondylitis. Goes by many names, but they all suck. Regardless of what you call it, all names relate to some type of elbow pain and I…
Seizures / Epilepsy · November 3, 2013
Natural Remedies for Seizures: Stress Issues
Stress kills us. Luckily, it’s not a quick death, but rather a slow, agonizing death over the course of years. But what does it do to your brain in the meantime? It is clear that stress will fire off an epileptic…
Osteoporosis Cures and Bone Health · November 1, 2013
Take Doctor-Recommended Calcium? This Tip May Save Your Life
Of all the supplements that my patients take, calcium supplementation for osteoporosis prevention is one of the most popular. Many have been told to take calcium by their doctors. In all my years of practice, I have not…
Healthy Kids · October 31, 2013
Reflux in Infants: 3 Ways to Stop it Now
While it’s been some time (and my memory is going with age) I still remember the first time I heard of a newborn being put on Prilosec for reflux. Incredulous. Stupefied. Dazed. All adequate descriptions for how I felt…
Diabetes (Type 2) · October 30, 2013
Sucralose Side Effects: Worse if You’re a Bat
Despite having an eBook out on the evils of artificial sweeteners, I still get pushback from many that I talk to. Maybe that’s because society has slowly introduced a variety of artificial sweeteners over the years…
Pancreatic Cancer · October 29, 2013
US cancer institute funds trial of complementary therapy – (07-31-00)
US cancer institute funds trial of complementary therapy This doctors’ results in patients with pancreatic cancer is nothing short of incredible. It’s nice to see some of our tax money going to good research that may…
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