By Tracey Botazzi, APRN
We are yet again entering the holiday season and with that many people travel distances to either vacation or see family and loved ones. With that being said, I would like to talk briefly about the … Read more »
By Lauren Fournier, PT, DPT
There are several different types/causes of strokes. One type is called an ischemic stroke, which occurs as the result of an obstruction within a blood vessel supplying blood to the brain. It accounts for … Read more »
Yes that is right! We have control inflammation by the foods we eat!
Since the 70’s when the government started the “Green Revolution” to end world hunger, we have seen an increase in inflammation… inflammation such as arthritis, heart disease, … Read more »
Natural aging comes with decreased cartilage in the joints, even without factoring in the effects of body weight, activity level, joint injuries, surgeries, etc. While some get their joints replaced and scientists are working hard to regenerate cartilage or otherwise … Read more »
Although there are many different factors that can positively or negatively affect arthritis, the anti-inflammatory properties of food seem to be a juicy topic among medical professionals. While there is some evidence for broad classes of foods, studies of many … Read more »
It’s April and I’m really excited about spring and summer. Warmer temps, longer days, and more sunshine. What’s not to like about that?!
These past few weeks I’ve had the opportunity to witness Mother Nature play her wonderful tricks on … Read more »
Two years ago, while trick-or-treating, an adult dressed as a zombie jumped out from behind a bush and scared my daughter half to death (she is still traumatized to this day…). As scary … Read more »
Earlier this year, we launched Hero Healers: The Sciatica Solution For Men. Last month, we were asked by our patients if we could open Hero Healers to all therapies, not just … Read more »
As summer draws to a close, it won’t be long before many of us close down the old summer cottage for the winter. This can include many strenuous activities like putting boats or canoes away, bringing in docks, moving appliances … Read more »
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