Is a fever a good thing or a bad thing? How high is “too high”? What do you do when your child gets a fever? Last Sunday my son came down with his second fever, getting up to 104-degrees on Sunday night. So, what is a parent to do? Well, most people grab Tylenol or […]
This past month I took two trips — one to Tampa and one to Boston. One weekend I was sitting in the sun after running 12 miles in 50 degree weather along Tampa Bay, and the following weekend I was running 6 miles in snow in 13-degree weather throughout farmland. It went from one extreme […]
So it’s the end 2010, which means it’s time to think about what we accomplished, what we are proud of, what we wish we could have done better, what we didn’t do, etc. If I look back on my year, I will say it was a pretty good year all around, so since this is […]
April 18, 2011 — where will you be? It’s a Monday, just in case you were wondering and in my mind, it’s going to be a beautiful spring day, clear sunny skies with temps in the mid 40’s to 50’s with no wind. Brr… I know that’s what most people are thinking, especially here in […]
Recently we had a new patient in our office who has been experiencing “normal” headaches. I (sarcastically) love it when someone tells me they have normal headaches, because nothing is normal about a headache. It is a sign that there is a problem. Chiropractic care can make a huge difference with headaches, in fact that […]
Have you heard of The China Study? It’s a great book that is about, of all things…the China Study! If you have any interest in health or nutrition, this is a must read. If you have any interest in preventing cancer, it’s a must read. If you have any interest in changing your life, it’s […]
Recently I had a mom bring in her 8 week old baby boy to me, as he was suffering from acid reflux. She had heard that chiropractic care could help and found our office because of my certification in pediatrics. I love being able to work on little babies and children and this is one […]
In the past two weeks, we started up three new patients who were pregnant — all with babies in the breech position, which is foot/butt down. Unless you are delivering with Dr. Tate in Atlanta or doing a home birth, all OB’s will require a C-section for those women, which is classified as major abdominal […]
There are many people who suffer from allergies, anything from pollen, dust mites, cats, or even food. These allergic reactions are triggered when the body’s immune system overreacts toward everyday things that typically pose no threat. These allergic reactions can range from inflammation, rashes, runny nose, or watery eyes, to many other symptoms. There are […]
A few weeks ago I was talking with a chiropractor that I graduated from Chiropractic College with. She told me her 3 year old daughter had been through more than a year of repeated ear infections and how difficult a time it was. After further discussion, I found that she didn’t try anything “natural” for […]
