Testing the Function of the Cranial Nerves in El Paso, TX
Physicians, neurologists, and other healthcare professionals may often run a cranial nerve examination as part of a…
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Structure and Function of the Cranial Nerves in El Paso, TX
The cranial nerves are the nerves which come out straight from the brain, including the brainstem, in comparison to…
Types of Dizziness and its Causes | El Paso, TX Chiropractor
Almost everyone can say that they've experienced a feeling of unsteadiness or a spinning/whirling sensation in…
What is Ataxia? | El Paso, TX Chiropractor
Ataxia is a medical term used to describe a lack of muscle control or coordination of voluntary movements,…
Repositioning Maneuvers to Treat BPPV in El Paso, TX
Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, or BPPV, is a mechanical issue in the inner ear. It occurs when some of the…
Common Clinical Neuropathies in El Paso, TX
Neuropathy is a medical term used to describe a collection of general diseases or malfunctions which affect the…
Neuropathy Signs and Symptoms Diagnosis in El Paso, TX
The vast array of symptoms caused by neuropathy, also known as peripheral neuropathy, reflect the fact that it may…
Sustainable Weight Loss: Integrating Nutrition and Chiropractic Care for Lasting Results
Losing weight in a healthy way means making changes that you can keep up for a long time. A recommended, sustainable weight-loss nutrition plan focuses on a…
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The Power of Functional Medicine: A New Approach
Healing Through Food: The Power of Functional Medicine and Integrative Chiropractic Care
Functional medicine looks at health in…
Staying Motivated with Beginner Exercises for Weight Loss
Staying Motivated with Beginner Weight Loss Exercises: Simple Tips That Actually Work
Starting a weight loss journey can feel…
ESWT After a Car Accident: Healing Your Injuries
ESWT After a Car Accident: How Shockwave Therapy Supports Soft-Tissue Healing (and Why Pairing It With Chiropractic Care Can Speed…
Staying Healthy in El Paso’s Rising Heat: Tips
Staying Healthy in El Paso's Rising Heat: Foods and Supplements to Keep You Hydrated and Cool
As temperatures climb in El Paso,…
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Activating the Nrf2 Cell Defense Through Food El Paso, Texas
Today, Dr. Alex Jimenez of El Paso, Texas discuss what the role is the Nrf2 cell.
Texas Governor Proclaims October Chiropractic Health Month El Paso, TX.
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As far too many Americans and Texans know, chronic pain remains a huge public health problem and one of the most prevalent reasons why people seek medical care. Chronic pain negatively…
Functional Neurology: Other Molecules in Glutamate
Previous research studies suggest that L-aspartate, like L-glutamate, triggers excitatory activity on neurons. L-aspartate functions with L-glutamate in the synaptic vesicles of asymmetric excitatory synapses. But, the total concentration…
Glutamate Toxicity in Functional Neurology
The term excitotoxicity was first employed to demonstrate the capability of L-glutamate, in addition to structurally-associated amino acids, to destroy nerve cells, a process which has been suggested to occur in acute and chronic health…
Using Integrative Methods for Hormone Testing
Hormone testing can now be done by using top of the line integrative methods and techniques.
How To Deal With Mycotoxin El Paso, Texas
Today, Dr. Alex Jimenez of El Paso, Texas inform us about mycotoxin exposure.
How to Travel with Sciatic Low Back and Leg Pain El Paso, Texas
Sciatica doesn’t have to prevent you from being able to travel.
Sometimes a journey can create a series of challenges for people with sciatic nerve pain in the low back and leg.
A common issue among individuals is to prevent sciatica…
Functional Neurology: The Role of Glutamate in the Brain
L-glutamate is one of the main excitatory neurotransmitters in the human brain and it plays an essential role in practically all activities of the nervous system. In the following article, we will discuss the general principles of…
Spine Muscle Pain and Myofascial Syndrome El Paso, TX.
Myofascial syndrome, what is it? You're probably thinking I don't have that, but more than likely, you have.
Myo means muscle and fascia refer to the tissue bands that cover and connect the muscles/organs.
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Twitching…
Functional Neurology: Diet Drinks Associated with Stroke and Dementia
For people who love drinking diet sodas, recent research studies have found that diet drinks can increase the risk of stroke and dementia. Although diet drinks have been previously advertised as a much more healthier, low-calorie…
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