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Chinese Medicine and Alzeheimer’s
Over 4.5 million Americans suffer from Alzheimer’s disease. It touches one in 10 U.S. families. The disease, which contributed to former President Ronald Reagan’s death,… Continue Reading
Wisely Choosing an Eye Surgeon
Wisely Choosing an Eye Surgeon Upon hosting various educational seminars, I have been amazed to find out that only a small percentage of the general… Continue Reading
Longevity With Activity
Some exercise is better than no exercise, especially when adopted into a long-term life plan. All you need is one small commitment “I promise myself… Continue Reading
4 Technologies That Make Long-Distance Caregiving Easier
There was once a time, not so long ago, when caring for an aging parent or loved one from miles away was almost impossible. Thankfully,… Continue Reading
Acupuncture To Soothe the Side Effects Of Cancer Treatments
Cancer, it's a diagnosis that no one wants to hear. It can leave you feeling frightened, uncertain, and powerless. But if you or a loved… Continue Reading
Osteoporosis Increases Risk Of Hearing Loss
New research discovered that people who have osteoporosis have a 1.76 times higher risk of developing sudden sensorineural hearing loss than those who do not… Continue Reading
Blood Pressure and Chiropractic Care
The U.S. FDA has created a standard for determining the efficacy of new hypertension drugs. With that guideline as their standard, a group of researchers… Continue Reading
How Can Cancer Be Prevented?
Just yesterday my wife made mention of what we will be doing when we are 80 years old. My first thought was, that is a… Continue Reading
Nutrition For Your Eyes
Nutrition for your eyes? What a strange concept. What possible impact does nutrition have on my eyes? Our nutrition, vitamins and dietary supplements do help… Continue Reading
National Audiology Awareness Month
Over 36 million American adults have some degree of hearing loss. That is over four times the amount of people who live in New York… Continue Reading
