Archive for the ‘chiropractic’ Category

Raw Milk: A Do or a Don’t?

Saturday, August 21st, 2010

Raw Milk: A Do or a Don’t? via Integrative Nutrition Blog by Integrative Nutrition on 8/4/10 Raw milk has become such a hot topic of debate recently; police are even getting involved.   Rawesome Foods, a natural food store in Venice, California, was the target of a police raid ...

Obesity: The Greatest Threat to Public Health in This Century?

Tuesday, June 15th, 2010

As a chiropractor and healthcare provider, I would be remiss if I didn't address the vital issue of excess weight and how it negatively affects every part of the human body. I explain the health challenges to my overweight patients and hammer away on the subject in my blogs ...

Good News for The North Face

Monday, May 10th, 2010

Let's face it, you can't stop kids from carrying backpacks especially with school lockers being removed from many schools. And, we, adults use them, too, for plenty of activities in addition to hiking. But, not all backpacks are equal when it comes to their impact on the musculoskeletal system ...

The Mental Benefits of “Green Exercise”

Sunday, May 2nd, 2010

You've no doubt surmised from reading my past blogs that, as a chiropractor, my philosophy is a resounding "motion is life," and that I believe that daily exercise is one of the most important elements to health and longevity, mentally as well as physically. So, naturally, whenever I run across ...

The Lowdown on Your Junk Food “High”

Thursday, April 22nd, 2010

Here's another research finding to file under "Duh, you think?" Recent scientific research found that junk food is addictive. Hey, mom, don't blame your kid when he has a meltdown when his  "fix" at McDonald's is replaced by a nutritious home-cooked meal that includes (yikes!) vegetables! And, you dieters out ...

Move It or Lose It Baby Boomers!

Saturday, April 10th, 2010

"Move it or lose it" captures the chiropractic philosophy in a nutshell, especially when it comes to aging. As we age, our joints lose much of their "natural" mobility mostly due to wear and tear over the years and age-related moisture decline. Unless we, boomers, make a concerted effort to ...

Drugs…Just in Case?

Friday, April 2nd, 2010

As a chiropractor who believes in the human body's ability to heal itself, often with the aid of natural, non-invasive, drug-free chiropractic treatment, I am always dismayed, but never surprised, at some of the pernicious claims and tenacious effrontery of drug companies when it comes to pain killers, in general, ...

“Purple” When It Comes to the Health of Our Children

Thursday, March 18th, 2010

No matter where you stand politically, "blue" or "red," surely we all feel "purple" (a unity of red and blue) when it comes to the health of our children. And, it is wonderful to know that our children have a strong advocate in such a powerful position of influence. First ...

Can Playing Golf Improve Your Arthritis?

Tuesday, March 9th, 2010

As a chiropractor I recommend exercise to all my patients, both the young and aging baby boomers alike. I get resistance from all ages, too! The young ones would rather play video games and many of my older patients suffer from the degenerative changes that lead to the pain of ...

“Convenience” May Be Key When It Comes to Regular Exercise

Sunday, February 21st, 2010

As a chiropractor I always recommend that my patients get regular exercise. Often the "resistance" I get is from my older patients who don't have "convenient" exercise opportunites available. However, it is extremely important, especially as we age, to keep our body moving or to get our body moving, so ...