Now that health care reform has been put on the back burner, maybe it is time to discuss what health care reform should really look like. Although we talk about […]
In the language of statistics, health is a continuous variable. A person’s health can be expressed as an infinity of values ranging from abundant well-being to terminal states approaching death. […]
Sugar…..personal trainer public enemy #1! You might recall this enemy as being the catalyst for most of the food journal spats that you have with your trainer. Individuals who are […]
It is a fact of life that job and career can be stressful. But some occupations also take a physical toll: persistent aching, throbbing or tingling in the hand, wrist, […]
Dr. Caroline is such a knowledgeable, skilled and caring practitioner. I have been battling frozen shoulder issues and wasn’t having any success treating it and then she entered my life… […]
Most of our daily activities work against good posture. We spend large portions of our days sitting in an uncomfortable chair, peering at a computer terminal. Muscles tighten and joints […]
Evidence of harm from cell phones continues to emerge: First there was the possible cancer link, and now there’s the suggestion that those little hand-held devices may affect children’s behavior. […]
It was a beautiful day yesterday. My husband (David) and I decided to go for a hike up in the mountains. We loaded our dog, Louie, into the car and […]
Interview with Jay Holder, D.C. (from The American Chiropractor, Dec. 2010) Dr. Holder is the first American to receive the Albert Schweitzer Prize in Medicine from the Albert Schweitzer-Gesellschaft, Austria. […]
As soon as baby Olivia made her way through the birth canal and into this world, she was greeted by a warm, bare chest, and checked while this most important […]
A patient who is a makeup artist asked me why I use different adjusting techniques on different people. Or, from visit to visit, I adjust her a number of different […]
