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Spinning and Knee Pain
Recently, a patient came to me regarding knee pain. She is an avid spinner, so she asked if the knee pain could be the result. My knowledge of spinning or cycling is limited, but one thing I know is that … Continue reading
What to do to maximize your health and life in 2013?
So here are a few tips to help you on your way to a maximized living: 1) Nutrition: Eat right and eat clean. We are not just what we eat. We are what we absorb. Detox and cleanse annually, semiannually … Continue reading
Posted in General Health
Tagged chiropractic, Colon cleansing, Conditions and Diseases, detox, Detoxification, dream, dysfunction, Health, Health food, Human body, Leaf vegetable, minimize toxin, Personal care, Physical exercise, pilates, positive mind, positive thinking, posture, Toxin, yoga
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Zinc Plus Antibiotic Reduces Treatment Failure in Infants
According to a randomized, double-blind study, infants with probable serious bacterial infection who received zinc in addition to standard antibiotic therapy were less likely to suffer treatment failure. The results indicated that zinc supplementation reduced the incidence of treatment failure … Continue reading
Posted in Pediatrics
Tagged antibiotics, Conditions and Diseases, Diarrhea, Health, Infant, Pathogenic bacteria, Research, treatment failure, Zinc
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“i” syndrome. What is it?
Everywhere you look, people are walking with their heads down and thumbs are busy using their ipad, ipod, iphone other similar devices. This is happening at work, school, home, in the car (as a passenger hopefully) and on the street. … Continue reading
Posted in General Health
Tagged BlackBerry thumb, Conditions and Diseases, eye strain, Health, Musculoskeletal Disorders, neck pain and texting, poor communication, Repetitive strain injury, shoulder pain and texting, sleep problem, Temple University, Text messaging, texting addiction, Thumb
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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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