Chiropractic Treatment Options For Children With Sensory Processing Disorder

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Sensory processing disorder (SPD) causes over- or under-reactivities in certain senses. Although it's commonly found in children with autism spectrum disorders, it's also possible to suffer from SPD without any other diagnosis. Using an integrated therapy plan which includes chiropractic care can help your child develop coping mechanisms for over- and under-sensitivities, along with addressing any physical issues that make the issues worse. Physical Treatments The spine is home to the proprioceptive system, where it helps control motor skills and sensory input.

10 February 2015

The Strangest And Most Fun Moments In Vision Correction

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The world of vision correction doesn't have a reputation for excitement or mystery. Most glasses or contact lens users likely think of vision correction as a necessary evil and nothing more. However, vision correction has a wild and wooly history that includes some incredibly strange moments. Early Water-Based Glasses Vision problems have plagued humanity since the dawn of history, so it's no surprise that there are dozens of references to crude vision correction systems in ancient history.

11 December 2014

Tricking Your Immune System When Fresh Fruit Turns On The Itch

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Oral allergy syndrome can keep you from eating the fresh fruit you love. Grapes, apples, pears, peaches--any fruit with edible skin--can cause an itchy, swollen face. Rarely does it cause anaphylaxis, a condition that can quickly cause death. So how can you enjoy your favorite fruit when your immune system attacks at the first bite? What triggers the allergic response might not be the fruit--directly. The culprit that triggers oral allergy syndrome is usually hay fever.

10 December 2014

Housing Options For The Elderly Population

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Growing older is supposed to be a happy time in your life. You get to retire and enjoy life, but what happens when that day comes and you are no longer able to take care of yourself? All of those things that you once used to do with ease are now far more complicated. In fact, you might get to the point where you cannot do any of the things that you used to do.

14 November 2014

3 Tips For Buying A Wheelchair Accessible Van

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Becoming a caregiver for a person in a wheelchair requires a lot of changes, and how you handle transportation is one of the most important changes. If you have a parent, child, or spouse that is going to need a wheelchair permanently or for an extended period of time, buying your own wheelchair accessible van is often the most practical way to ensure that you can take your loved one to doctor's appointments, work, school, and just go out and have fun.

14 November 2014

Options For ACL Repair

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One common sports-related injury is the partial or complete tear of the Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL).  If you have recently injured your ACL, you may be curious about your options for healing.   Non-Surgical Options Prolotherapy:  If your ACL tear is partial, you may be a candidate for prolotherapy.  Prolotherapy is a non-surgical approach to aid in the healing of many musculoskeletal problems.  A series of injections are given at the tear site, which cause the ligament to become inflamed for a short period of time.

11 November 2014

Alzheimer's Care: Understanding Agitation Causes, Signs, And Prevention

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Agitation is a common symptom for Alzheimer's patients and can often lead to difficult episodes for home caregivers or home care aides. Understanding the causes, signs, and solutions of agitation can curb upsetting episodes and lead to a better quality of life for your loved one: Causes of agitation People with Alzheimer's can become agitated for reasons that do not always make sense to family and caregivers. However, these reasons and feelings are very real to the person experiencing them.

11 November 2014