Entries from May 2010

During pregnancy, a woman’s body obviously goes through significant changes, ranging from hormonal adjustments to a more obvious physical transformation.  These necessary and perfectly normal changes in themselves are nothing to worry about.  They are simply the result of a woman’s body working to create the perfect environment for her developing baby.  Some of these normal changes though, can result in a misaligned spine or joints.  A pelvic misalignment can actually reduce the amount of room available for the developing baby, and the baby can experience difficulty getting into the best possible position for delivery when the pelvis is misaligned.

drdimola: New Blog Post: Should I see a doctor for muscle pain in my back ? http://bit.ly/dbeVEM […] drdimola: Does Chiropractic Cure Diseases?

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Well, for many of us that engaged in competitive sports activities when we were kids, the low back pain started back then. Thankfully, my first visit to the chiropractor was when I was 10 years old…and it should have been sooner

In interviews, the natural health practitioner repeated words to the effect that “you have to go along with what they want,” which at the time struck me not so much as avoiding evidence-based medicine (which it does, of course) but as disowning …..

Pain-free Weight Loss Part 2 Last time we were talking about the most pain free weight loss, how to lose 16 pounds within the first month. Remember last week we talked about the food pyramid and how important it is to eat the most nutritionally dense food, which are…..green leafy vegetables. Your nutrient per calorie is going to be at 100 %

Health tip for the day: use luggage that has wheels!

RT @ llcoolj Life without love is like a tree without blossoms or fruit.

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There was a young lady who just left our care here at Active Life Health and Wellness.  She first came in to be treated for her terrible scoliosis, but soon found we could help her with many health concerns including sleeping disorders, fatigue, neck pain, back pain, immune deficiency, among many other things.  Correcting a scoliosis can be difficult, but at Active Life Health and Wellness, we’ve had excellent results with correcting scoliosis. One of her problems was that her neck curved the wrong way.  A normal neck curve should be 43-45 degrees. Without that curve in your neck, your neck begins to deteriorate.