Section: Mental & Brain Health
Many people don't feel thirsty early in the day and forget to drink water. Then, during your activities over the course of the day, you continually breathe out water vapor and continually sweat at least small unnoticeable amounts.
by: Dr. Colleen Huber, NMD
6/7/2013
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The treatments go beyond needles and spinal manipulation. They include Emotional Freedom Techniques -- tapping on the body's "energy meridians" as the patient thinks about upsetting incidents -- and craniosacral therapy, which involves a gentle rocking of the head, neck, spine and pelvis.
by: By Nancy Keates, The Wall Street Journal, July 13, 2007
6/7/2013
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What if I told you there was a disease that could paralyze you, that could give you recurrent seizures, impact your bladder control, drastically decreased your cognitive function and turned your life upside down all without a fair warning? What if you could prevent that from occurring?
The sun is coming out and the temperatures are warming up! This should be the time of year where we relax, play outdoors, travel, feel light and happy... right? Not always. Although you are likely exposed to more sunlight and creating more vitamin D, which has a mood-boosting effect, if you are feeling down and out you are not alone.
by: Melissa McCarty, ND
10/12/2012
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Migraines are painful, often debilitating headaches and are a common concern in primary care practices. Up to 17 percent of women and six percent of men report experiencing a migraine headache in their lifetime. In general, women are three times as likely to have migraines as men.
by: Melissa McCarty, ND
10/4/2012
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