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The secret to looking good in skinny jeans
You wake up one morning feeling great and you just want to look as amazing as you feel. Going through your wardrobe, you spot a beautiful pair of pants (skinny jeans perhaps!) that you haven’t worn in 6 months, you … Continue reading
Sunshine Vitamin Improves Stroke Outcome
A new study shows that low vitamin D (25-OH-D) levels are associated with larger brain “infarct” volume in patients with “ischemic” stroke. Both words really describe the same basic condition, which is that the brain is being deprived of oxygen. … Continue reading
Posted in Cardiovascular Health, Vitamin D
Tagged cardiovascular, Cardiovascular disease, heart condition, Stroke, vit D, Vitamin D
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Natural Remedy for High Altitude Sickness
If mountain climbing is not your thing, you may never have reason to fear catching High Altitude Sickness. However, even at a relatively low level of altitude above your norm, your body may find it difficult to operate with a … Continue reading
Posted in Nutrition
Tagged garlic, high altitude sickness, Kathmandu, Lukla, mount everest, natural remedy, Nepal
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Ergonomics Tips: Desktop, Mobile, and Laptop
Changes in technologies over the decade also lead to changes in ergonomic related injuries: from the traditional carpel tunnel syndrome and neck pain to the “Blackberry” thumb and increasingly frequent eye strain. Here are some of my favourite videos on … Continue reading
Posted in Musculoskeletal, Uncategorized
Tagged Ergonomic, Ergonomics, laptop, neck pain, thumb pain
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Antibiotics linked to Child Obesity
Children who take repeated antibiotics are more likely to become obese by the age of 5, according to a new study, published on September 29 2014 in JAMA Pediatrics. The study examined the health records of nearly 65000 children found … Continue reading
Posted in Pediatrics
Tagged antibiotics, child, Children, children obesity, obesity, probiotics
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Leg pain? It may be back-related.
“Doc! My leg is hurting me, but my back is ok. Can you help?” I hear this frequently in my practice. Many leg pain can actually be originated from the back with or without experiencing back pain. A proper examination … Continue reading
Posted in Musculoskeletal, Orthopaedics, Spine Health
Tagged Back pain, chiropractic, Exercise, home exercise, leg pain, Spinal manipulation
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Spine Surgery Patients Need Adequate Vitamin D Levels
From time to time, patients may decide to go for surgery for their musculosketal conditions when they have exhausted all conservative methods. They would say to me, “I can’t really do much because I am in so much pain. I … Continue reading
Posted in Bone Health, Musculoskeletal, Orthopaedics, Vitamin D
Tagged nutrition, post-surgery, recovery, spinal surgery, Surgery, Vitamin D
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Probiotics and high blood pressure
Many people take probiotics (good bacteria) for digestive issues such as IBS or bloating etc. Did you know that probiotics has other health benefits? New study published in July 2014 in Hypertension suggests that consumption of multiple strains of probiotics … Continue reading
Posted in Cardiovascular Health, Digestive Health, General Health
Tagged Hypertension, probiotics
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Toxins Associated with Diabetes and Obesity
We hear about how environmental toxins may contribute to cancer, Parkinsons‘s or Alzheimer‘s. A recent study published in Diabetes Care, July issue, found that there is a link between persistent organic pollutants (POPs) and diabetes. POPs includes pesticides and polychlorinated … Continue reading
Is your bed making you sick?
I love to travel and in all my years of traveling, I experienced bed bug in 2 occasions. I am sure that many travelers have experienced the constant itchiness from bed bug. Recently, I have learned that you can significantly … Continue reading
Posted in General Health, Uncategorized
Tagged Bed Bug, bed sheet, Evan Pleet, interior designer, pillow cover, silver, silver bed sheet, silver lining, silver pillow
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