Athletic Tape Isn’t Just For Sports Injuries!

February 10, 2010

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As a chiropractor I treat many people who suffer from arthritis, and I also help individuals who have sustained sports injuries. With the former, I use chiropractic adjustments and with the latter, in conjunction with the adjustments, I often use kinesio taping. Now, it appears that athletic tape can also be beneficial in [...]

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Your San Jose Chiropractor Fills You In On What You Should Know About Chiropractic Care

January 28, 2010

Overall RatingNo RatingsYour San Jose Chiropractor wants you to know about a variety of chiropractic treatment plans that can be valuable when treating your musculoskeletal system, from focusing on express difficulties to addressing general and long-term health issues. After a thorough examination and discussing your concerns, Dr. David Hoewisch, your Chiropractor in San Jose, will [...]

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San Jose Chiropractor Reveals The Numerous Reasons Why People Are Selecting Chiropractic Treatment

January 14, 2010

Overall RatingNo RatingsDid you know that chiropractic therapy, such as chiropractic in San Jose, has been growing in popularity over the years and that it’s continuing to increase each year as the favored healthcare choice for many people? As a San Jose chiropractor I can confidently point out the reasons for this favorable rise. Individuals [...]

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The Dangers of Ignoring Headaches

January 13, 2010

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Headaches can be thought of as internal alarm bells, ringing only when something is going on inside of the body.  Most of us live a life so full of external distractions that our own physical problems get easily over looked.
Headaches that are Warning: “There is Something up Ahead” -
Nearly 70% of women between [...]

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No Evidence that Chiropractic Causes Stroke According to Foundation for Vertebral Subluxation

January 8, 2010

Overall RatingNo RatingsAmidst a great deal of emotion and rhetoric coming out of Connecticut this week regarding the stroke issue The Foundation for Vertebral Subluxation has just released a very clear position statement on the issue of chiropractic and strokes.
Atlanta, GA, January 07, 2010 –(PR.com)– According to the Foundation for Vertebral Subluxation there [...]

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Do You Have the Sugar Blues?

January 6, 2010

Overall RatingNo Ratingsfrom Integrative Nutrition Blog by Joshua Rosenthal
Do you have cravings for sweets that you see as treats?  Do you think indulging in a pint of ice cream is your reward for making it through the day?  Are you looking for something sweet to overcome that 3pm slump?  For some, sugar is just [...]

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Chiropractic San Jose Explains How Chiropractic Treatment Can Relieve Vertigo

January 3, 2010

Overall RatingNo RatingsWhat does the term, “vertigo, ” convey? Vertigo is the term for the dizzy disturbance that a person suffers within a stationary environment. The perception is that the outer world is tilting and even spinning. Vertigo may be abrupt and short- lived or unceasing. Regardless, either way, the precise source of vertigo should [...]

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Physical Activity Reduces Disease-Related Fatigue And Depression By Increasing Self-Efficacy Or Mastery

December 16, 2009

Overall RatingNo RatingsResearchers in the US studying people with chronic diseases found that physical activity may reduce depression and fatigue by increasing self-efficacy, or the belief that one can master physical goals and attain a sense of accomplishment from applying oneself.
These were the findings of a study by lead author Dr Edward McAuley, a [...]

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What is Kinesiology and Exercise Science

December 12, 2009

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from Alternative Medicine and Natural Health Information by Meli
What is kinesiology and exercise science? The study of movement is kinesiology and the science of exercise is the exploration of specific movements in relation to fitness and health. The kinesthetic aspect of the program relates to motion as it realates to health and mental [...]

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Music of Mozart Soothes the Preemie Baby

December 8, 2009

Overall RatingNo RatingsRepetitive melodies encourage less energy use, more growth, study finds
By Serena GordonHealthDay Reporter

(healthDay News) — Could the music of the 18th century classical genius Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart help tiny infants born today?
Yes, suggests an Israeli study that found that listening for just 30 minutes a day helped premature babies use less energy, [...]

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