Category: Health Research
Unveiling Nutritional ‘Super Powers’
If you are conscious about your food choices and read labels you may have noticed ‘superfoods’ popping up. Have you wondered what this means and why foods are suddenly considered super? Surprisingly, there is no scientific definition of a superfood. …
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How Nutrition Can Impact Your Mental Health
May is Mental Health Month and this year the Mental Health America organization is focusing on habits and behaviors that increase the risk of developing or exacerbating mental illness.1 Along with working with your primary care provider, developing healthier nutrition …
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Sleep, it does a body good!
Did you know that good sleep is an important part of a healthy lifestyle? Also, that lack of sleep can be incredibly harmful to the body and decrease one’s quality of life? Everyone knows that diet and exercise are critical …
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Welcoming Liver and Gallbladder Season
All winter long you’ve sipped warm mugs of hot tea, roasted vegetables, and spooned up endless amounts of savory soups and stews, but we’re here to tell you—spring is finally here! And with the arrival of spring, green and other …
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Transforming Society through Physical Therapy
Just over a month after the American Physical Therapy Association Combined Sections Meeting (APTA CSM) 2017, I can still feel the energy and enthusiasm from the 14,000 therapists who joined me in attending the now largest physical therapy conference in …
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Show Some Extra Love this Month
Did you know heart disease is the number one cause of death for both men and women in the United States? To put this in perspective, it is the cause of one in every four deaths.1 In effort to bring …
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