Hi this is Omaha Chiropractor, Dr. Christine Zorad, and I found this article in my own Doctor Resource on my website. The December 11, 2014 issue of the Annals of Vertebral Subluxation Research reports on the case of a 36 year-old woman with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) who experienced functional and symptomatic improvements after undergoing a short course of chiropractic care. To find out more click the video below and go watch now.
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Do Antidepressant Drugs Really Work? Video
“Freedom of Information Act documents show drug companies hid critical findings from doctors and the public.“
8 Biggest Sleep Myths
“It often takes a bad night’s sleep to remember how important it is to have a good night’s sleep.
Treat Osteoarthritis with Exercise
“Osteoarthritis means that you have pain in a joint and your doctor does not know the cause.
Why Eggs And Other Cholesterol-Laden Foods Pose Little Or No Health Risk
“…the press and public health community confused consumers with the message that an advisory panel was urging the government to stop warning people off eggs despite high cholesterol content.”
Hi this is Omaha Chiropractor, Dr. Christine Zorad, and I found this article in my own Doctor Resource on my website. You may want to remain standing for this news: a new study has found a link between prolonged sitting and increased risk of death and chronic disease—even for people who exercise regularly. To find out more click the video below and go watch now.
If you are female, young or middle aged, then please listen to this, the latest research on what you need to know about heart disease recovery. Most research that had been known about women and heart disease was done on women over the age of 55. This new study involving 3500 women looked at the outcomes of a heart attack in this younger group. Listen now!
Hi this is Omaha Chiropractor, Dr. Christine Zorad, and I found this article in my own Doctor Resource on my website. A new study reports what might seem like a strange, but welcome, finding: by feeding peanuts to infants, parents may actually prevent the development of … To find out more click the video below and go watch now.
This may be a little over the top, but it has finally been labeled a toxin responsible for heart disease, type 2 diabetes, obesity, and hypertension. The good news is 75% is preventable. Listen now!
Hi this is Omaha Chiropractor, Dr. Christine Zorad, and I found this article in my own Doctor Resource on my website. The Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee, which is a panel of experts that guides the federal government’s official advice on nutrition, has formally released its new … To find out more click the video below and go watch now.
We have a tendency to think that everyone knows about this. However, there are just so many people suffering with everything from chronic fatigue to headaches to depression that we feel this is worth mentioning. Listen now!
Hi this is Omaha Chiropractor, Dr. Christine Zorad, and I found this article in my own Doctor Resource on my website. The January 13, 2015 issue of the Journal of Pediatric, Maternal & Family Health highlights a study involving a case of transverse breech pregnancy being resolved after… To find out more click the video below and go watch now.
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7 Factors to Consider if You’re Told Your Cholesterol Is Too High
“Over the years, however, cholesterol became a household word for something you must keep as low as possible, or suffer the consequences. Today, dietary fat and cholesterol are typically still portrayed as the worst foods you can consume.“
Cutting calories slows aging, new study finds
“Reducing calorie intake could help slow aging and deter chronic disease in mammals, a new study shows.“
5 Reasons K-Cups Aren’t OK for the Environment
“…the coffee convenience craze of the century, otherwise known as K-Cups are also a quick way to wreak havoc on the environment and, quite possibly, our health.
Top Vitamin D Research of 2014 From Orthomolecular.org
“Higher vitamin D blood levels may reduce the risk of many types of disease including autoimmune diseases, cancers, cardiovascular disease, dementia, diabetes mellitus and falls and fractures.”
