It is most distressing to have an injured back. At first when you harm your back it will be normal to worry about how long it is going to take to recover and whether there’s lasting damage. But, it is very important put these anxieties aside if you are to have a successful recover. There are three basic stages of recovery from a back injury and each calls for distinct …Read More
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Warning: 7 Tips Everybody Ought to Know About Auto Accidents in Orlando
No one likes to think about getting into a traffic accident, but it’s important to plan. Sources cite the likelihood of being in a car accident anywhere from 25% to 80% in a person’s lifetime. Here are seven steps you can take to make sure the process proceeds as smoothly as possible. 1. Be prepared before it happens While auto insurance policies don’t make for exciting reading, you need to …Read More
Maitland Nutrition Advise Health Lunch
The rising rate of childhood obesity has driven some parents to desperate solutions like gastric bypass surgery and children’s diet pills. But chiropractor and nutrition practitioner, Dr. Channing Bolick, says these measures fail to deal with the fundamental causes of weight gain.Read More
Maitland Orlando Area Headache Rescue Plan
Chronic headache pain can severely disrupt one’s personal and professional lives, but the good news is that most headaches can be successfully treated without resorting to aspirin, drugs, or surgery.Read More
Maitland Doctor Supervised Weight-loss
Doctor Supervised Weight-loss “Cleanse” Targets Food Additives, Pesticides, and Environmental Pollutants as Underlying Cause for Obesity Flush toxins from internal organs and tissues and body burns fat faster, says Dr. Channing Bolick of Orlando Florida’s Bolick Clinic. MAITLAND, FL– A family practice chiropractor says by flushing toxins out of his patients he is able to help them safely and rapidly lose unwanted pounds and inches. Dr. Channing Bolick, executive …Read More
Orlando & Maitland FL, Auto Accident Stats
A whiplash injury occurs when the head and neck are thrown very quickly in one direction and then rebounds in another. Studies indicate that injury can occur at impact speeds of 8 mph where there is little or no damage to the car itself. National Transportation Safety Council: A one vehicle accident at 10 mph is the equivalent of a person from a second story elevation throwing a 50 lb. …Read More