Call Us Today!Your kids probably aren't drinking enough of this There's one simple liquid that has a huge effect on how well your family feels today: water. Yes, good old water. More than half of children and teenagers in the United States might NOT be properly hydrated, but even if they’re drinking water, they’re still not getting [...]
How to Avoid “Yard Back Pain” During Summer For most people, the summer months represent the most physically active time of the year. Depending on where you live, this may be the only time when the weather is consistently warm and dry. There’s hiking, climbing, waterskiing, swimming, golfing, tennis, and numerous other possibilities to consider. [...]
Don’t Reheat These Foods in the Microwave Celery - Celery is a common addition to soups and dishes that are often reheated in a microwave. Celery contains a high nitrate content and when reheated in a microwave the nitrate in celery is converted into nitrite. Nitrite, in excess, is linked to certain cancers and [...]
The Problem According to Dr. Google, 52% of the population suffers with headaches. 14% with migraines. And all the rest that goes with headaches. Low energy, sleep disorders, the blahs, etc. What’s a person to do? A few questions to ask yourself. Do you clench your teeth/jaw? Do you have jaw pain as well? [...]
'Forever Chemicals' Affecting More Cities Austin Fast USA TODAY Water pouring from the faucets of at least 42 million Americans is contaminated with unacceptable levels of “forever chemicals,” according to a USA TODAY analysis of records the Environmental Protection Agency released June 2. Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, are a family of chemicals engineeredto [...]
Overlooked Chemicals in Food May Threaten Your Health By George Citroner 5/29/2025 Updated: 6/4/2025 New research raises alarm over chemical migration from food packaging and processing equipment. Scientists are sounding the alarm on what they call an overlooked threat to public health: synthetic chemicals from packaging and processing equipment contaminating the food supply—particularly ultra-processed items—and [...]
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Factors to be considered with a pediatric patient involved in a motor vehicle accident: Head Size: The size of their heads is disproportionately larger compared to their bodies. Position in Target Vehicle: Restraint System: Adult shoulder and lap belt? Children’s booster seat or car seat? Pelvic Height: The reduced height of the pediatric pelvis increases [...]
SIMILARTIES OF TRADITIONAL DIETS (from the Price Pottenger Foundation) Since the is no single essential food, good nutrition requires that one be aware that whole food nearest their natural state are best able to supply essential nutrients for the highest state of well-being. Dr. Price’s primitive demonstrated that there are many dietary patterns which meet [...]
