Recently, “The Daily Runner” posted the top 10 lessons that running teaches you about life. These could be lessons about anything and don’t have to apply just to runners. So whether you are a runner or not, you have to read these short little points. While they are all great, the one I like best is […]
I heard yesterday (Sun. 9/29) was National Coffee Day, and while I haven’t yet checked on the validity of that, I think it was a pretty good day to be drinking coffee. Not that I didn’t have a good reason (since I did), but I’ve been on quite the coffee kick lately and I am […]
Last week at our monthly Pathways Connect Kennesaw meeting (click to learn more), we discussed the connection between psychiatric drugs and school shootings. We also discussed IF there was a connection and what other alternatives there are for these medications. The topic of the meeting was picked out several months ago, yet ironically enough, just […]
When people follow their dreams and do things that are just beyond comprehension, I am always so amazed. I have great admiration for these amazing athletes who can challenge their bodies and their mind, and can achieve something remarkable. Last fall I watched with amazement as Felix Baumgartner jumped from outer space, 23 miles in […]
In a recent article published in the Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics (JLME), the authors present evidence that about 90% of all new drugs approved by the FDA over the past 30 years are little or no more effective for patients than existing drugs. It goes on to say that even approved drugs have […]
It’s about to happen, and any parent of a child has experienced it. It’s much bigger, you could get lost, you have questions, you aren’t sure what to expect. I’m not quite sure if it’s worse for me or him, but I’m pretty sure it’s worse for me. How did this happen so fast? […]
Have you ever given birth at home? More and more women these days (including many of our patients) are choosing to give birth at home, away from the lights, medicine and hospital procedures that go on when you give birth in a hospital. A recent study looked at how home birth is growing in popularity […]
This is an expansion of a post I put on Facebook recently: Isn’t it interesting how some things can seem so logical to one person, yet to another person it is illogical? Have you ever had someone disagree with you on something you fully understood and believed in? Well in this profession, this seems to […]
“In the United States, at least 9% of school-aged children have been diagnosed with ADHD, and are taking pharmaceutical medications. In France, the percentage of kids diagnosed and medicated for ADHD is less than .5%. How come the epidemic of ADHD—which has become firmly established in the United States—has almost completely passed over children in […]
Do you know a child with ear infections? Are the parents frustrated with the repeated use of antibiotics? Do you want to see the research on it? While it’s hard to do placebo controlled studies in chiropractic, there are published papers on the success between the decrease in symptomatology associated with ear infections and the […]
