I have several patients who have been helped immensley by improving digestion. Enzymes play a key role along with HCL and zinc. Attention to the diet is also important.
Stress plays a role as well. Helping a person work through stress can help the digestive system.
Your digestive tract is said to be your second brain. It’s where many or your brain chemicals such as serotonin are made and is home to over half of your immune system in the form of healthy bacteria and gut associated lymphatic tissue. You don’t want to mess around with your gut, though many people do, often every time they put something in their mouth.
Digestive problems are a common complaint for most people. Whether it’s heartburn, bloating, gas, indigestion, constipation, or even more serious symptoms associated with diseases such as Crohn’s, ulcerative colitis, or diverticulitis, often food plays a major role. Unhealthy bacteria, yeast, other types of fungus, parasites, and inflammation can result in an unhealthy immune system, and a poorly functioning body, including your brain. So yes you are what you eat, and your physical and mental performance relies heavily on what you consume. Continue reading “FODMAPs – Your Guide to a Superior Digestive Tract” »
Many people get headaches, every day or several times a week. Headaches are not normal. If the headache is not from a pathological condition, the cause of the headache could be hormonal, food sensitivity, stress, structural issue ( such as muscle spasm or spinal misalignment ).
Applied kinesiology or muscle testing is a great tool to figure out what is really going on in the body.
The body doesn’t lie.
There is a correlation between glands, organs and muscles in the body. Continue reading “Applied Kinesiology, a Great Way to Figure Out What is Really Going On” »
| I have seen many patients who have been to have their eyes checked by a qualified ophthalmologist or neurologist for their eyelids twitching, or note that this phenomenon has occurred to them at some point. This twitching, usually diagnosed as a blepharospasm, is a fluttering of the eyelid, (usually lower), uncontrollably for a few seconds to several minutes. Considering that there is not a problem with your eye, or some other major issue going on, this is just another sign of stress, usually from the adrenal glands being taxed out. |
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Why Applied Kinesiology is great fro Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Ear infections, like most other infections, are a result of a depressed immune system. Ear infections are very common in young children, and have a very direct correlation with food allergies, primarily dairy (cow’s milk products). Many parents find that putting tubes in their child’s ears either does nothing at all, or helps minimally. Tubes actually do not address the underlying problem. Prolonged and extensive use of antibiotics only leads to further immune suppression, as over one-half of the immune system is located in the digestive tract in the form of healthy bacteria.
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Suffering from low back pain.
Check out this video for solutions to low back pain issues.
Wake Forest Chiropractor, Barry Swindler shares information about how Applied Kinesiology can help. Continue reading “Low Back Pain, Causes and Solutions” »
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 Applied Kinesiology 3:50 |
 Carpal Tunnel 6:07 |
| Low Back Pain 7:16 |
 Whiplash8:05 |
 Stress and the Adrenals2:57 |
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Plantar Fasciitis
