September is “Pain Awareness Month” and a time to shine a light on the on-going chronic pain that nearly 100 million Americans experience. Pain is your body’s way of warning you of a larger issue that needs your attention.
This school year will be unlike any our students have experienced before, but the opportunity to return to a sense of normality […]
Neck and shoulder pain are common complaints from patients but the source of the pain at times can be caused by something […]
Have you ever noticed the bathrooms in our clinic use paper towel dispensers? No, it isn’t because we’ve thrown concern for the […]
For decades the high-fructose corn syrup found primarily in soft drink beverages (but also in other processed foods) has been labeled as […]
Have you ever noticed the phrase “sugar-free” on pop or other junk food? You may have found it hard to believe that […]
Hear the word “fat” and most of our reactions are to see this as a negative, something we should avoid in our […]
On paper, vitamin D sounds like one of the easiest vitamins to add to your diet – after all, vitamin D is […]
July’s Juvenile Arthritis month seeks to highlight one of the many aspects of arthritis that may not be prevalent in mainstream knowledge. Though arthritis is commonly thought of as a disease for older adults, juvenile arthritis impacts nearly 300,000 American children (under the age of 16).
It’s quite likely you have a carton of eggs in your refrigerator right now. It’s a popular breakfast option and overall a […]