This podcast hosted by Dr. Justin Trosclair talks about how do we manage mental health and what should we be aware of. Last year health care workers risked their life to help covid-19 patients and were seen as heroes and this year if a medical staff is skeptical about taking a vaccination they can be […]
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As a patient in my office, hopefully you know and understand thatchiropractic care offers far more value and benefit than justtreating back and neck pain. But when it comes to low back pain, chiropractic care is one of themost effective, if not the most effective thing you can do. A new study finds that if
This podcast hosted by Dr. Justin Trosclair talks about Narcissism and co-dependency are not healthy behaviors. Narcissism: lack of empathy, dissatisfied with life, bouts of anger, always center of attention, self-obsession, thinking you are better than othersCo-dependency: people pleasing, not able to function without the other person Don’t be surprised that a narcissist will gaslight
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Often times, drinking coffee gets a bad rap. But new research isshowing that drinking coffee might not be so bad after all. According to new research released from a 12 year study of almost48,000 participants, the Harvard School of Public Health announcedthat those who drank the most coffee have the least risk forprostate cancer…especially the
This podcast hosted by Dr. Justin Trosclair talks about Emotional eating can create the yo-yo effect of weight loss and weight gain. At first a person may just realize they need to lose weight and join a myriad of diet plans. They do the plan, lose the weight but the unfortunate happens. The root cause
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There have been many popular research studies the last few yearsthat prove how effective chiropractic care is. Here is another one! A study published in the April 2011 issue of the Journal ofOccupational and Environmental Medicine suggests that when it comesto work-related low back pain, the risk of disability recurrence islower for patients treated primarily
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This podcast hosted by Dr. Justin Trosclair talks about the practitioner can take patients through a process that starts with injury care to soft tissue treatment to rehabilitative exercise. Acute Management – Fundamental Kinematics – Motor Control – Functional Integration – Progressive Kinaesthetics – Foundational Capacity Dr. Teter walks us through a sprain/ strain ankle
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Most people know that Nutra-Sweet (Aspartame) is very unhealthy.But what about Splenda and other artificial sweeteners? Researchers recently investigated sucralose (Splenda) to see if itcould reduce hunger and keep blood sugar steady. They found thatit could not. The researchers hoped to find that sucralose could cause theintestine to produce a hormone that reduces blood sugar
This podcast hosted by Dr. Justin Trosclair talks about Quadrant analysis helps practitioners navigate treatment based on a subclassification system breaking down biomechanical failure into traceable patterns. Codifying how you process and work on patients, while actually working on patients is a difficult endeavor but he managed to compile the quadrant analysis system and hopes
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I came across a great article the other day and wanted to share itwith you. The article talked about the simple rules of etiquetteand manners for children. However, when I looked at the list ofmanners, these apply to both adults and children. Sometimes kids just don’t realize it’s impolite to do certainthings, and because of
