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  • What Are the Real Differences Between EPA and DHA?

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    It is rapidly becoming acknowledged that omega-3 fatty acids are good for the brain. However, there are two eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA). Are they Read more
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    According to a recent study, major spinal surgery in the adult is associated with a high incidence of intra- and postoperative complications. How often are there complications? The actual number Read more
  • Therapeutic Ultrasound

    Created: Jan 29, 2013

    Jacobson Sports Chiropractic now offers therapeutic ultrasound.   BENEFITS OF THE USE OF ULTRASOUND IN PHYSICAL THERAPY  By Read more
  • Elastic Resistance

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    Study Validates Elastic Resistance is Effective in Achieving Muscle HypertrophyAkron, Ohio January 8, 2013 Despite the affordability, versatility, portability and popularity of elastic resistance exercise, there has been Read more
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  • Health Benefits of Exercise

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  • Exercise and Memory

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  • Best running shoes? No fast answer, experts say

    Created: Nov 25, 2012

    If the return of cooler weather across the nation motivates you to begin running or to pick up where you left off, your first step might be to invest Read more
  • Exercise at Work

    Created: Nov 20, 2012

    Exercise at Work By Julie T. Chen, MD I know that most of us don't have the luxury of dedicating our every waking hour to exercise. Instead, we Read more
  • Approach resistance training with a continual change in mind

    Created: Oct 23, 2012

    Approach Resistance Training With Continual Change in Mind By Corey Mote, BS, DC Proper weight training is an important aspect Read more
  • Sports Nutrition for Athletes

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    Endurance and recreational athletes alike may experience glycogen depletion during exercise, known in athletic circles as "hitting the wall." When eaten, carbohydrates break down into small sugars Read more
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    Created: Sep 18, 2012

      Endurance and recreational athletes alike may experience glycogen depletion during exercise, known in athletic circles as "hitting the wall." When eaten, carbohydrates break down into small sugars Read more
  • Herbal Remedies for Inflammation, part 2

    Created: Jun 25, 2012

    http://www.dynamicchiropractic.com/mpacms/dc/article.php?id=55974 Most chiropractors who incorporate nutrition in their practices are by now quite familiar with basic anti-inflammatory protocols. Read more
  • 10 Foods You Should Only Buy Organic

    Created: Jun 01, 2012

    10 Foods You Should Only Buy Organic Most foods in the U.S. contain some trace of chemicals. Pesticides are used on commercially grown produce. Antibiotics and genetically modified feeds Read more

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  • "I was very impressed with the chiropractic care I received from Dr. Anderson. I had received chiropractic in the past for my neck pain, but not to this level of care. After only a few sessions, my symptoms began to disappear, especially my neck pain, and I know I would not have been able to perform to my everyday work functions without the treatment I received."
    Neck Pain
  • "I have benefitted tremendously from the chiropractic care I received from Dr. Anderson. Not only has the adjustments helped alleviate my stiffness and aches, but it has helped me have more energy and just feel more balanced over all. A few months ago, I was able to resume a favorite hobby of mine: golf. Due to my previous pain, I never thought that’d be possible."
    Back Pain