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Whiplash – MayoClinic.com

Jan 01

Back pain

Jan 01

Posture for a Healthy Back

Dec 12

Risk & Insurance Online – Story

Nov 11

Va. teen suffers rare illness after swine flu shot – Swine flu- msnbc.com

Nov 11

Fight the flu….with Onions

Nov 11
flu onions

Flu season is upon us. And if you’re like me and want to stay healthy the natural way (no flu shots here!), do this: Eat onions.
Red onions (as well as apples and broccoli and tea) are rich in a nutrient called quercetin that may help to ward off the influenza virus.
In a recent study, published in the American Journal of Physiology, quercetin was found to negate the dip in immunity that comes with physical fatigue. And that “dip” is the window of opportunity for viruses and bacteria to take root and hold you hostage until they run their course.
What’s the best way to get this natural flu fighter? First, because quercetin is highly concentrated in the skins of fruits and veggies, make sure yours are organic (and unpeeled, for maximum potency). And since quercetin isn’t destroyed by heat, a bowl of French onion soup, a warming cup of green tea, or a fragrant serving of cinnamon baked apples should do the trick. Much more enjoyable than a flu shot… and the only side effect is YUM!

4 gentle exercises to strengthen your back and help prevent back pain – NewsChannel 5.com – Nashville, Tennessee –

Nov 11

Swine Flu Symptoms & Signs of H1N1 – MSN Health & Fitness – Cold and Flu

Oct 10

Ward Off Ear Infections Naturally This Year

Feb 02

KIDS NEED CHIROPRACTIC TOO!

Jan 01

What is typically done when a child has an illness or symptom?

They are given medication. Unfortunately, drug use as a first step has become the norm in our society with no thought of the effects on our bodies. We are raising “drug dependent” children. Parents feel pressured to do something for a sick child and in the process have become easy prey for drug companies.

So what are we suppose to do in the best interest of our children? Most parents take their children in for periodical dental, eye, and hearing tests, but forget the most important exam, the spinal exam.

I hear it all the time. “Why does my kid need chiropractic care?” Most parents associate chiropractic with back or neck pain only. If their child is not complaining of either, then they feel it is not necessary. However, children do not feel pain the way adults do because of their immature nervous system. Their complaints are more systemic, such as allergies, upset stomach, ear infections, etc.

So what does this have to do with chiropractic? The spine is important because it houses the master control system of the body—the nervous system. The nervous system is responsible for normal development of every cell, tissue, and organ in the body.

Misalignments in the spine, or subluxations, cause stress in the nervous system and interfere with the brain’s ability to communicate with the body. Subluxations are caused by stresses such as poor posture, backpacks, learning how to walk, and even the birthing process itself. It is important to get checked regularly for nerve interference, which leads to nervous system dysfunction, which leads to things like asthma, chronic ear infections, ADD/ADHD, bed-wetting, autism, and any other condition that the nervous system controls.

Chiropractic is the only profession that detects and corrects subluxations. Chiropractic addresses the root cause, instead of just treating the effects or symptoms, in a safe, noninvasive way. Do children really need chiropractic care? YES—THEY DO!