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Embracing a Gluten-Free Life: Debunking the Myths
There are increasing gluten-free food products available in the market in the last decade. I have also noticed that more of my patients are trying a gluten-free diet or reducing their gluten intake. This seems to help reducing their inflammation … Continue reading
Posted in Nutrition
Tagged buckwheat, cereal, Coeliac disease, embrace food, Food, Gluten, Gluten-Free, Gluten-free diet, Nature’s Qu, Quinoa, Sugar, Trans fat
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Fastest Spinach Soup EVER!
This recipe was created by Julie Daniluk, Nutritionist and TV Host, whom I met recently. This soup is so easy to make and only takes 8-9 minutes. Ingredients: 8 cups (2 L) spinach, loosely packed 1/4 cup … Continue reading
Posted in Recipes
Tagged Cook, Health, Hemp, Home, Ingredient, Julie Daniluk, Manitoba Harvest, Soup, Soups and Stews, Spinach, Stock (food)
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Long-Term Diabetes Triples Stroke Risk
One of the important risk factors for stroke is diabetes. Many diabetic patients control their diabetes by mean of medication and diet. However, a tight control of blood glucose may not reduce stroke risk. Philip Gorelick MD, from Hauenstein Neuroscience Institute … Continue reading
Posted in Cardiovascular Health
Tagged Blood sugar, Conditions and Diseases, Diabetes mellitus, Health, Hypertension, Risk factor, Stroke
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Young Women With Heart Attack Most Likely to Have No Chest Pain
Heart attack has affected my family and many other families. Heart attack continues to be one of the top killers in North America and affects both men and women. The signs and symptoms of heart attack are more than just … Continue reading
Posted in Cardiovascular Health
Tagged Chest pain, CPR, Health, Heart disease, Myocardial infarction, Symptom, woman, young women
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Salad without dressing can still taste great!
As a chiropractor and health educator, nutrition topics often come up in my practice. One common concern is cleansing. During a detox or cleansing program, there can be many food restrictions. This does not mean the food has to be … Continue reading
Posted in Nutrition, Recipes
Tagged Balsamic vinegar, cleansing, detox, Human gastrointestinal tract, Olive, Olive oil, PH, Recipe, Salad
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Chocolate is GOOD for you!
For the special valentine’s day, we have a blog from a special guest Dr. Mary-Ellen Kelly, a naturopathic doctor. Most people go to see a naturopath or dietician and to be told what they cannot eat. However, now here are … Continue reading
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What foods should I buy organic?
Many people who visit our clinic are very health conscious and try to eat organic fruits and vegatables as much as possible. And with good reason: organic food is richer in nutrients, better tasting, as well as void of chemicals … Continue reading
Is it possible to take TOO MUCH calcium?
As a chiropractor, patients often ask me bone or joint-related questions. One concern that often comes up is, “Am I taking enough calcium?” or “Am I taking too much?” For many years, the common public perception was the more calcium … Continue reading
Posted in Bone Health
Tagged Calcium, calcium amount, Food, Health, Myocardial infarction, nutrition, vit k2, Vitamin D, Vitamin K
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Nutrition plays a vital role in post-surgical recovery
A common question often posed to me is, “Should I do any preparation before my surgery or should I wait to start my rehab therapy until a few months after surgery? and is there anything i should be eating before … Continue reading
