When I was in undergraduate and chiropractic school, certain classes had certain “default answers” that could be used on tests when you didn’t really know the answer. For example, in a nutrition class, when asked what would be a good food source of a particular vitamin or mineral, the default answer was “leafy green vegetables”. […]
Entries from January 2009
The Default Answer Is “Healthy Lifestyle”
January 31st, 2009 · 1 Comment
Tags: Healthy Lifestyle
Holistic Auto Repair
January 27th, 2009 · No Comments
Tags: Humor
Arthritis Is A Young Person’s Disease
January 24th, 2009 · No Comments
Perhaps you’re thinking that there’s a mistake in the title of today’s post. Everyone knows that arthritis is for “old folks”, right? Wrong!
While arthritis symptoms often do not appear until later in life, the beginnings of arthritis actually occur when you are young - even as far back as childhood in many cases! The causes of […]
Tags: Anti-Aging · Arthritis
Mountain Cedar Fever
January 20th, 2009 · 1 Comment
First, my apologies to my faithful blog visitors who don’t live in “Mountain Cedar Country”, which is Texas and Southern Oklahoma - I’ll return to more global interests next time. But for those of you who are suffering with “cedar fever”, I wanted to provide you with some information to help you get through […]
Tags: Allergies
Artistic Expression For Anti-Aging
January 19th, 2009 · No Comments
The following video from U.S. News and World Report details how artistic expressions, such as singing, painting, pottery, and others can help improve brain function and health in general for older adults.
The Aging Brain
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Tags: Mental Health, Anti-Aging, Memory Loss, art and health, singing and health
Tags: Mental Health · Anti-Aging · Memory Loss
