A recent literature review that was published talks about persisting pain after a car accident causing chronic pain (high-impact, statin myopathy) that is perpetuated by the use of Statin drugs (cholesterol drugs). “Statin intolerance is most frequently associated with a wide range of side effects in the skeletal muscle; the so-called “statin-associated muscle symptoms” (SAMS). … [Read more…]
Just finished reading a great article, CHARACTERIZING CANCER VIA THE IMMUNE RESPONSE, on research being done by Immunologist, Judith Agudo in the current issue of, The Scientist- a good online science journal. Basically, she has found that your immune cells, T-Cells that fight cancer and other invaders are triggered and then worn down by environmental … [Read more…]
A study that examined the brains of people before and after SARS-CoV-2 infection found a decrease in brain volume and damage to olfactory areas compared with controls. The study showed that the brains of people who contracted and recovered from Covid-19 showed a greater than expected brain size reduction based on normal aging. The study … [Read more…]
“Preliminary studies suggest that existing vaccines for Covid-19 falter in preventing symptomatic infections caused by the new coronavirus variant, but protection against severe disease is still high.” In other words you may become symptomatic with a Covid infection but you should get over it without complications if you were vaccinated. But yes, if you take … [Read more…]
Since this pandemic started now over 2 years ago, doctors and researches have noted that patients respond differently to SARS-CoV-2 infection, ranging from having no symptoms at all to needing hospitalization. As of this month, at least 4.7 million people have died from COVID-19 worldwide. But luckily the vaccine role has slowed that death toll … [Read more…]
In a recent article published on the Scientist Website, they noted several studies and reports that show deaths from all cancers has dropped 2.4% which is the biggest drop ever! Also noted is that the even though African Americans have a slightly higher mortality rate than Caucasian Americans the disparity between the two ethnic groups … [Read more…]
Class IV laser devices use laser diodes that are the “engine” of the products. These diodes determine the power level and the wavelength of the light that’s emitted. Recently, new technological developments have resulted in advanced lasers that are high-power, multi- wavelength devices that include red (635nm) and infrared (810nm, 980nm and 1064nm) wavelengths. A … [Read more…]
Let me start by saying that chiropractic research on this specific topic could use more research but that doesn’t mean there isn’t any research on this specific topic. There is some… So what did Dr. Murphy say in this interview?. He says that our bodies have many interconnected systems that all ‘talk’ to each other … [Read more…]
We are open and seeing patients and new patients as usual. We are keeping tabs on the CDC and following all their recommendations for keeping our office as clean and secure as possible under these extreme times. We have spread out patient visits to keep the reception area open and not crowded when possible seeing … [Read more…]
By Dr. Dan Sullivan, DC and International Speaker Back in 1917-1918 there was a international flu epidemic. This was before vaccines were around so this is not a vaccine anti-vaccine post. For another great article with references click here. It is well documented that 20 million people died worldwide; 500,000 in the U.S. alone. At … [Read more…]