What is Crohn’s Disease? An Overview
Crohn’s disease is an inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). IBDs are health issues that affect the digestive tract by…
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An Overview of GERD
Reflux of gastric contents back into the esophagus is normal in human physiology. However, when this reflux begins…
Gluten Related Disorders
There are multiple health conditions and disorders that have been connected to gluten-related intolerances.…
Clostridia: A Bacteria That Impacts Your Mental Health
Throughout the past 10 years, the evidence is coming to light showing that there is a link and relation to certain…
Pathogens: What Are They?
We have been led to believe that pathogens have been eradicated in humans. However, that is not the case. There are…
The Importance of Lab Testing
Diagnostic laboratory testing has changed the way practitioners practice medicine and decide upon treatments.…
Two Brains? A New Perspective On The Bodys Gut & Nervous System
The human body is more complex than scientists understand. Constantly, there is new research being conducted and…
Weekend Athletes Injury Solutions: An Easy, Integrative Guide to Safer Play and Faster Recovery
Who this is for: adults who sit most of the week and go hard on the weekend—“weekend warriors.”
What you’ll learn: why injuries happen,…
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Functional Medicine Seasonal Nutrition Guide for El Paso
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Chiropractic Care for Musicians: Relieve Pain
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Garlic For Back Pain: Does It Work?
El Paso, TX. Chiropractor Dr. Alex Jimenez investigates if garlic works for back pain.
Test It Out yourself! Spaghetti, Oil & Garlic.
In my never-ending quest to learn everything I can about the best way to reduce back pain, I conduct…
Physical Education is Much More than Simple Fitness
Rules requiring regular physical education for young teens stem from "good science," researchers say.
Frequent "phys ed" classes not only improve fitness, they also encourage healthy living, finds a study from Oregon State University.…
El Paso, TX. Chiropractor Dr. Alex Jimenez looks at yoga for back pain.
Yoga increases strength and flexibility, but some find it to be a spiritual experience that brings serenity and delight.
I attended my first yoga class after I was 21…
Always Hungry? This One Ingredient May Be to Blame
Everyone knows that salty foods make you thirsty. But according to new research, when people increase their sodium intake long-term, they actually drink less water. And that’s not the study’s only surprising finding: High sodium levels also…
El Paso, TX. Chiropractor Dr. Alex Jimenez investigates sugar, acidity and inflammation.
A study late last year, which appeared in JAMA Internal Medicine, presented a damning declaration hardly surprisingly to anyone remotely tuned in to…
Sciatica: What Is It & What Gets Rid of It?
El Paso, TX. Chiropractor Dr. Alex Jimenez takes a look at sciatica.
The pain shoots down your leg—burning, tingling, almost electric. Anyone who’s felt it knows that this is the hallmark symptom of sciatica. But did you know that there’s…
El Paso, TX. Chiropractor Dr. Alex Jimenez takes a look at driving and how it effects the spine.
Daily, nearly 90% of journeys and 92% of miles traveled are made in autos or ground transportation (buses, trucks). On average, guys drive 44…
Physical Activity is the Best Method to Post-Stroke Recovery
People who were active and exercised regularly before their stroke were less likely to face disability after the attack, researchers say.
But the amount of body fat a person had did not seem to be tied to post-stroke disability, the study…
Exercise Increases Survival Rates of Heart Attacks
Maybe this will be the news that finally jolts you off the couch and into an exercise program. A new study suggests that being physically active increases the chances of survival after a heart attack.
Researchers compared exercise levels…
Is Your Work Space Spine-Friendly?
El Paso TX. Chiropractor Dr. Alex Jimenez looks at the work environment to see if it is in fact spine friendly.
While work can be a pain, it doesn't have to cause pain. Creating your office work room in order to avoid back and neck strain…
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