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Stroke Recovery and Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
Regardless of the type, all strokes deprive an area of the brain of blood flow and oxygen. Within the brain, collateral blood supply is limited. … Continue Reading
Connection Between Mental Health and Nutrition
Mental health is a term that is used often in our society when talking about issues or challenges that impact our daily functioning. A lot… Continue Reading
Inflammation and Disease Connection
Disease of the heart, joints, lungs, brain, kidneys, nerves, skin and other organs all have a common symptom – chronic inflammation. This may indicate conditions… Continue Reading
Conventional Dentistry vs. Laser Dentistry
What comes to mind when you think of the word “dentistry”? You may think of a person with a mask and gloves on with a… Continue Reading
Heart, Diabetes, and Autoimmune Diseases: Can They Be Reversed?
Can you reverse heart disease, hypertension (high blood pressure), diabetes, and autoimmune diseases? The short answer is yes, if you rethink medicine. The current standard… Continue Reading
Is Cancer Rehab Right For You?
Many cancer patients and survivors deal with the after-effects of cancer treatment, such as pain and impaired functioning. Many of these “late effects” can linger… Continue Reading
Narcissism and Attachment
Every child desires to be loved unconditionally for who they truly are. The first place they will have the chance to get that love is… Continue Reading
There Is Hope For Alzheimer’s and Dementia: Prevention and Reduction
Recently many strides have been made to help those with dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, which is part of the dementia diagnosis. Although there are many… Continue Reading
Kiss Your Double Chin Good-Bye
Even if you eat right and exercise regularly, it can still be impossible to get rid of a pesky double chin. Some people have always… Continue Reading
Relief To Those With Chronic Lyme Disease With the Power of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
A Yale University researcher in the 70’s first identified that Lyme disease is caused by bacteria called Borrelia burgdorferi and spread by the blacklegged tick…. Continue Reading