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Showing posts with label Nebraska native chiropractor in orange. Show all posts

Sunday, October 14, 2012

Chiropractic for Health

According to Dr. Bob Moulas of Orange, CA, up to 80% of Americans will suffer from some form of back pain in their lives. Whether it’s low, mid, or upper back pain, all of these back problems share a common bond, which is pain.

A chiropractor can put diagnosis and treatment into perspective for the back-pain sufferer. They can take x-rays of the back and find out what is causing the back pain. It may even be an injury that the person never knew existed. When x-rays are done, they can help chiropractors pinpoint the cause for back pain and people will understand what they can do to help alleviate their back pain.

Friday, September 21, 2012

Ask the Doc


Causes of Fibromyalgia?


 

Q: Dr. Moulas, what is the true cause of fibromyalgia?

 

A: Fibromyalgia is a disease that has multiple causes. In the research studies that have been completed on fibromyalgia patients, several major theories have come to light.

 

The first is that there has been an injury to the neck or upper spine, which triggers fibromyalgia by affecting the central nervous system. Another is that psychological stress is the cause. It’s even possible that disturbed sleep patterns for long periods of time can trigger the disorder. If your true cause is any of these, we can start making a difference in small increments right now, today!

 

Physicians don’t have a method of determining what is YOUR true cause of fibromyalgia, so we’re waiting for technology to come up with some valid tests. In the meantime, we already have solutions for injury to the neck or upper spine: chiropractic and healing the body from within. We already have solutions for reducing psychological stress. And we already have solutions for disturbed sleep patterns. Some of these solutions are in this report. All you have to do is embrace them! Get going on using them and your body will get going with the healing!

 

Tuesday, September 11, 2012

Benefits of Vitamin C


Vitamin C has been helping people stay healthy for many decades.

1. Vitamin C can slow the aging process, and delays chronic degenerative disease.

2. Research has proven that C increases the immune system’s ability to attack invaders.

3. Vitamin C can also decrease the risk of heart attacks.

4. Studies have shown that C can help lower cholesterol levels.

Vitamin C can be found in oranges, cantaloupe, broccoli, pineapple, strawberries and raw vegetables.

Recommended daily dosage is 500 milligrams.
 
 

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Saturday, December 24, 2011

A Pure Heart By I. Lee

Most of us want to be loved. The greatest Love comes from Truth with a capital “T.” It is universal and unconditional. When we encounter it in the world around us, we naturally want to draw closer to it, but we can’t actually reach it that way.

This Love from the ultimate Truth exists inside our own hearts. However, we can only experience it when our hearts are pure and open to it. If we try to control our lives tightly, or get lost in our emotional dramas, we can only look for love, long for happiness, or yearn for freedom. True Love will remain hidden and separate from us.

This holiday season, let’s find the love, happiness, and freedom inside by purifying our hearts. We can clear away the thoughts and emotions covering them with breathing and meditation.

I wish you and your loved ones happy holidays and peace and love in the New Year.

Friday, December 23, 2011

Neuropathy For Smart People...

Gunn states that there are functional and/or structural alterations within the central or peripheral nervous systems, i.e., neuropathy.

Gunn CC: Mechanical manifestations of neuropathic pain. Annals of Sports Med. 5: 138-141, 1990.

Neuropathic pain is associated with abnormal nerve function and/or hyperactivity at some level in the pain sensory system.2

"the spinal origin of neuropathic pain is not always obvious because spondylotic degeneration follows a gradual, relapsing and remitting course that is silent. Pain can arise with no history of trauma, and laboratory, radiological and other tests are unhelpful."

Gunn CC, Sola AE: Chronic intractable benign pain (CIBP) in: Gunn CC: Reprints On Pain, Acupuncture & Related Subjects. From: Gunn: pain clinic, 828 W. Broadway, Vancouver, B.C. V5Z 138, Canada.