Common Meds Linked to Hearing Loss According Denver Chiropractor
An amazing thing happened today. I actually found a moment to read through some of my friends and colleagues blogs, after months of adjusting to life with two children. While we don’t have it down pat yet, we are getting there and enjoying every minute of it. As most of you know, the chiropractic profession was not founded due to neck pain, back pain, or headaches. Chiropractic was born...
Read MoreCholesterol Drugs Help 1 out of 100 Users
Just another reason why people should question what they are told by commercials and the pharmaceutical companies that produce them. Not only do the statin drugs prescribed to lower “bad” cholesterol have serious side effects, the drugs may only have an effect in 1 out of 100 users. It would be extremely interesting to see the double blind study on the short and long term health...
Read MoreWhich drug can cause Spontaneous Tedon Rupture?
I have finally found a bit of time to update the blog. I was off to a torrid pace but the duty of work and family must take priority over my blog. However, it has given me a chance to take some notes on some interesting things I have learned over the past month. Starting with a drug with the common side effect of spontaneous tendon rupture. In more common terms, torn muscle tendons that...
Read MoreDrugs to Prevent Bone Loss Have Serious Side Effects
If you are a regular reader of this blog, it will come as no surprise that I have distrust for most drugs. It is my opinion, as with other chiropractors, that the healthiest body functions without drugs and surgery. A prime example of this are drugs that were considered wondrous just a few years ago to prevent osteoporosis and bone loss. The name brand that comes to mind is Fosamax. An article...
Read MoreAmerican Heart Association Damages Reputation
There is nothing more important than having a solid reputation when it comes to building a solid friendship, business, or professional practice involved in health care. It is vital that the recommendations and opinions from a trusted source do not become clouded by inconsistencies and conflicts of interest. If any institution has lived up to a reputation gold standard it would be the American...
Read MoreAlzheimers Prevention Trial Suspends Use of NSAIDs
Many thanks to chiropractor, Dr. Terry Ronberg, D.C., for his blog post on the suspension of NSAIDs by a long term study for Alzheimer’s prevention. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) announced that research investigators suspended, until further notice, the use of two drugs, naproxen (220 mg twice a day) and celecoxib (200 mg twice a day), in a large national Alzheimer’s disease...
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