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Introduction: As the autumn leaves gracefully fall, November invites us to embrace a season of gratitude, reflection, and, most importantly, self-care. This month, let’s embark on a journey to prioritize our health and well-being, fostering habits that will not only see us through the winter but also lay the foundation for a vibrant life. Here’s your guide to a nourishing November. Mindful Eating: November is the perfect...

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Introduction: In the pursuit of a healthy and fulfilling life, one cannot underestimate the significance of a well-balanced diet. Among the essential nutrients, protein stands out as a cornerstone for overall health, and its importance is particularly profound for women. In this blog post, we will explore the crucial role of protein in supporting women’s health and well-being. The Foundation of Life: Protein is often referred to...

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Sports Care


Posted on May 23, 2023

Staying Healthy as a Weekend Warrior Millions of people participate in sports each weekend as a way to stay active and stay connected to their friends. Inevitably as we age, the likelihood of an unexpected injury creeps up; so how can you stay healthy as a weekend warrior? You may be surprised to learn that the proactive steps you take during the week to stay well will directly impact your ability to keep enjoying your weekend sports....

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Teens and Back Pain and Sports


Posted on Dec 21, 2021

Chiropractors treat a lot of teenagers who are dealing with back pain. While many of them carry heavy backpacks at school during the day, it’s also not unusual for teenage athletes to experience strains and pains thanks to the after school sports they play such as football, basketball and tennis. Typically teens have strong and healthy bodies, so you don’t think they’d need a chiropractor, right? But the reality is that many teens are...

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Tired? Maybe You’re Anemic


Posted on Dec 21, 2021

Have you been feeling tired lately? Maybe you’re anemic. If your body’s tissues aren’t getting adequate oxygen, you might lack enough healthy red blood cells. This is called “anemia,” also known as low hemoglobin, and it can make you feel weak and tired. Other symptoms can include pale skin, irregular heartbeats, shortness of breath, dizziness, chest pain and cold hands and feet. If your body isn’t making enough red blood cells, or...

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Essential Fatty Acids For Health


Posted on Dec 21, 2021

Your body benefits from essential fatty acids. The two primary essential fatty acids are popularly known as omega-6 and omega-3. Your body doesn’t produce them on its own, so you have to eat certain foods to get them. So what should you eat in order to get essential fatty acids into your body? For omega-3’s, green foods are great, such as kale, collards, chard, parsley, etc. Dark green veggies as well as cereal grasses (wheat/barley)...

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