by newlov | Aug 23, 2011 | ArthroStim, Back Pain, Chiropractic Care, Ear Infection, Impulse, lowered Immune system, Martin County, Migraine Headaches, Pain Relief, Therapeutic Laser, Uncategorized, VibraCussor, Wellness
Let Me Explain… At the very top of your neck there are nerves that control special muscles in the ear. These muscles pump the fluid from the ear canal. When the bone at the very top of you spine becomes misaligned by poor posture, birth trauma, bike accidents or any...
by newlov | Aug 19, 2011 | Back Pain, Chiropractic Care, Martin County, Pain Relief, Uncategorized, Wellness
August 12 , 2011 Rosemont, IL A student’s backpack might contain homework, books, laptops, iPods, lunches and even gym clothes. As their backpacks become stuffed to the brim, the pack can become much too heavy or might be worn improperly, causing unnecessary back...
by newlov | Aug 2, 2011 | Chiropractic Care, Martin County, Nutrition, Uncategorized, Wellness
by Dr. Erich As a doctor, I’m outraged. As a parent… well… I’m even more outraged… For years, MD’s have been handing out statin drugs to any patient with high cholesterol. But they’re the most dangerous drugs a doctor can...
by newlov | Jul 19, 2011 | Chiropractic Care, Martin County, Nutrition, Uncategorized, Wellness
I am often asked by patients “What sweeteners are the safest for me to use?” With the dizzying array of sweeteners available on the market today, that’s a great question. Here’s my take on the subject. Let’s start with one the older sweeteners, Sweet N Low (pink...
by newlov | Jul 12, 2011 | Back Pain, Chiropractic Care, Martin County, Uncategorized, Wellness
by: Herb Newborg (NaturalNews) Chiropractors have, for the past 112 years, treated sickness and infirmity without the use of drugs and with the goal of avoiding surgical removal or repair of any of the body’s organs or structures. Chiropractic’s message is...
by newlov | Jul 6, 2011 | Back Pain, Chiropractic Care, Martin County, Uncategorized, Wellness
I’ve been doing some reading lately on a term you may not have heard of called “kiroshi”. The term is Japanese in origin, and most closely translates to “death from overwork”. This phenomenon was first discovered several decades ago by Japanese doctors who were...
