20% of Americans Have Chronic Pain According To A Recent CDC Report. Chronic pain affected about 20% of U.S. adults in 2016 and high-impact chronic pain — severe enough to interfere with life or work activities most days affected 8%, according to the CDC. CDC researchers defined chronic pain as pain on most days or […]
Environmental Chemicals, Your Genes, and Neuro-Inflammation
Often we blame genetics for our health challenges. We do have susceptibility to certain things, what we do & are exposed to determine what happens. You can learn a little more about this, epigenetics here. In this case, a small sample of 976 chemicals tested for effects on brain inflammation finds five of these common […]
“She’s just clumsy.” A fascinating story about a little girl.
I had this interesting discussion with a patient that I want to share with you. Talking with her, the topic of her young daughter came up. She told me that her young daughter was ‘just clumsy.‘ We talked for a while and I explained that clumsiness is an indicator of a problem, just like any […]
Changes In Brain Activity On PET Scan After Chiropractic Adjustment
Metabolic changes in brain and skeletal muscles observed after spinal manipulation. This interesting small study used young adult males that had some neck pain and shoulder stiffness but had no abnormalities on MRI. Researchers did a brain scan measuring activity pre and post chiropractic treatment to identify any possible changes from the adjustment. They also […]
Netflix Motivation
My daughter likes to watch this show on Netflix, Nailed It. It’s an interesting baking competition where unskilled cooks try to make different desserts under time pressure. At the end of the time, they put their creation under a cover and bring it up to the judges. They uncover the baked goods and proclaim, “Nailed […]
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