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Is Arthroscopic Knee Surgery Worth the Process?
The knee is a complex joint, often considered the most complex in the human body. It also bears the body’s weight and wears out relatively quickly. It is no wonder that a quarter of people suffer from degenerative knee disease after the age of 50. Arthroscopic knee surgery is a common option for the mitigation […]
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Hope for IBS and Ulcerative Colitis
These digestive problems can come from a variety of sources. Some of the most common causes are viral, bacterial and an overactive immune system that attacks itself. With symptoms including, pain, bloating, constipation, bleeding, vomiting and fatigue. Some research shows diet can contribute to the disease, but most research is now focused on treating it […]
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Managing High Blood Pressure
High Blood pressure or hypertension causes 15 million deaths worldwide annually (thats 41,000 deaths per day!). Hypertension is defined when systolic (upper number) pressure exceeds 130 mmHg and/or diastolic (lower number) pressure exceeds 80 mmHg. The bad news is that small numerical changes such as 115 to 135 doubles the risk of a cardiovascular event. The good news is that if you can reduce your numbers just a little, you’ll improve your chances.
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What is Muscle Compensation & How to Fix It – 2 Solutions: Muscle Compensation Simplified
This article discusses how muscles de-activate, short-circuit, and shut down. Although it’s written from an athlete perspective, the concept applies to all of us throughout our lifetime. Using the USW analysis system, our treatment involves identifying and re-activating muscles, fixing biomechanical faults and treating soft tissue trauma and inflammation. This combination of therapies gives the […]
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Understanding the Mechanics of Car-Related Whiplash: Whiplash Simplified
It is no secret that cars, while tremendously helpful tools, are dangerous vehicles. One doesn’t need to have experienced a car accident to know that wearing a seatbelt cannot eliminate the damage caused by being impacted from behind while on the road. Car accidents are an epidemic that cause serious injury and death every year, […]
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Neck Pain, Vertigo, and Tinnitus as the Result of Vertebrobasilar Insufficiency
Patients who experience vertebrobasilar insufficiency have poor blood circulation in the basilar artery in the back (posterior) section of the brain. In that region, two vertebral arteries join to become the basilar artery, and blockage of any of the arteries can occur over time through the build-up of plaque, a process called atherosclerosis. In cases […]
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