Scoliosis and hyperkyphosis has been difficult to manage in the past and my health professionals take a “wait and see” approach. That is not the best option with new technology in managing scoliosis and hyperkyphosis. Our clinic director outlines one of the new spinal traction strategies to help reduce scoliosis and hyperkyphosis in today’s corrective chiropractic offices.
Building health and happiness in times of unprecedented stress.
100+Living, 100+Living Neurology, 100+Living Nutrition, 100+Living Relationships, Anxiety, Natural Defences, Overall health and wellness
Fear and anxiety drains our natural defences; 3 things we can do about it. As early as 1999, scientists were measuring the negative impact that anxiety has on human health (1). I’m sure that is no surprise to you. I…
Read MoreLower Back Pain and Beating Spinal Arthritis with New Technology
100+Living, 100+Living Neurology, Adjustments, Arthritis, Chiropractic BioPhysics, Corrective Chiropractic Care, Denneroll Table, Health and Technology, Herniated Disc, Spinal Arthritis, Spinal Stenosis, Stenosis
Lower back pain and arthritis are one of the most common complaints that pervade modern health care. If you add headaches and neck pain we’ve pretty much covered 65% of the daily complaints at the doctor’s office. Recommendations from…
Read MoreThe top 10 things successful people do in the summer to get and stay healthy in the Okanagan; Episode 3
100+Living, 100+Living Fitness, 100+Living Neurology, Adjustments, Corrective Chiropractic Care, Life Expectancy, Longevity, Nutrition, Planning for 100+Living
The top 10 things successful people do in the summer to get and stay healthy in the Okanagan; Episode 3 If you’ve been watching our Top 10 List videos, or reading our blog posts, you’ll know that we’ve produced 2…
Read MoreThe top 10 things people do in the summer to get and stay healthy; Episode 2
The top 10 things people do in the summer to get and stay healthy; Episode 2 What is in Episode 2? The other day I shared with you 3 strategies that successful people use in the summer to get and…
Read MoreThe top 10 things people do in the summer to get and stay healthier; Episode 1
100+Living, 100+Living Fitness, 100+Living Nutrition, Adjustments, Athletic Performance, Athletic Performance, Children's Health, Life Balance, Life Expectancy, Planning for 100+Living, Prevention
Top 10 things people do to get and stay healthy in the summer In Kelowna we are blessed with the unofficial nickname, California North, when it comes to our weather. And this year is no exception. Now that we are…
Read MoreChronic Whiplash Responds To Chiropractic Biophysics Care
Arm Pain, Chiropractic BioPhysics, concussion, Corrective Chiropractic Care, Headaches, Herniated Disc, Neck Pain, Neuralgia, Poor Posture, Posture, Thoracic Outlet Syndrome, Whiplash
Credit Where Credit is Due I want to share right off the top that most of the credit for this blog post should go to two doctors, Dr. Joe Fereantelli and Dr. Deed Harrison. For those of you…
Read MoreThe 5 Concepts that will Completely Crush Cardiovascular Disease.
Heart disease may not keep you up at night but it haunts a lot of Canadian’s because of their family history. Not quite as scary as cancer, but it’s up there. It’s in the back of people’s minds. Few families…
Read MoreYou, Your Teen and Tech Neck
100+Living, 100+Living Fitness, 100+Living Neurology, Back Pain, Children's Health, Corrective Chiropractic Care, Health and Technology, Health Conditions, Life Expectancy, Longevity, Neck Pain, Poor Posture, Poor Posture in Children, Sitting, technology neck
Tech Neck is Epidemic We have all heard of “tech neck” by now. We chirp at our teens with their nose buried in their phone “get off your phone and look at me”! Apple now gives us stats on our…
Read MoreHow much life (and money) is your back pain and neck pain stealing from you?
100+Living, 100+Living Neurology, Back Pain, Corrective Chiropractic Care, Health Care Costs, Mobility, Neck Pain, Poor Posture, Sciatia
I recently had a conversation with a friend whose significant other was at home because of back pain. They determined that for every day she was “off work” it was costing the family budget $200 per day. Last another friend’s…
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