Oct 11

My clinic deals largely with chronic injuries and acute flare-ups of chronic conditions.  Often, the advice to “rest” an injury is given, but the discomfort remains; other times rest helps the issue.  On other occasions, I have a client come in who has been “resting” for years and now lives in fear of doing anything physical to avoid a flare-up. …

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Oct 11

I was asked a question by a client.  ”How does the strength training we”re doing differ from what I”ve done in the past with weights?” Simply put, a majority of the issues I help people improve result from not being strong enough for their activity; Distance runners without enough leg strength for running New moms without enough arm strength to …

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Oct 11

Numerous injuries occur to the foot and lower leg.  Hammer toes, bunions, neuromas, ankle sprains, plantar fascitis, shin splints, stress fractures and many more!!  In the past 50 years, injury to the foot and ankle have risen significantly. Shoe companies have tried many different products in that time to aid their clients. At first, the belief was that pavement and …

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Oct 11

Last Friday I went to watch the documentary “Forks Over Knives”. It is a documentary on the tale of two careers headed in the same direction. Drs. Colin Campbell and Caldwell Esselstyn, the former a nutritional biochemist and researcher, the latter an open heart surgeon, focus their careers on helping people improve their lives and health by advocating a whole-foods, …

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Oct 11

I get a lot of questions on “how long will this take?” Every individual is slightly different so that becomes rather difficult to determine exactly. They have a different set of histories, a different set of injuries, different lifestyle choices , and different expectations. What is important to realize is that the progress earlyRich Text AreaToolbarBold (Ctrl + B)Italic (Ctrl …

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Oct 11

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