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Osteo-FX and Inflam-FX: 1 year later. A case study.

When everyone thinks you are crazy, you may be onto something.  Several years ago my mother had a bone density test that revealed a dramatic change for the worse.  She went from being at the border of osteopenia and osteoporosis. After doing some research, I was able to put together a series of supplements that my mother could take to […]

Vitamin D Update: What you need to know

What does it mean to be sufficient. Vitamin D is a topic we’ve discussed before but its worth updating and revising.  Vitamin D sufficiency is technically defined by having enough vitamin D to carry out all of the vitamin D needs you have.  This can vary from person to person. Vitamin D levels in your blood can be impacted by: […]

Extreme fitness and health or DEATH.

These were the only options for thousands of years. How micro-dosing that, which gave our ancestors extreme fitness and health and at the same time a high probability of  death, can be an effective strategy for anti-aging, health restoration and fitness. I woke up this morning and the previous 2 mornings in a bedroom that was 37 degrees.  Here in […]

Bone up on your bone health

Its not about Calcium  Truly understanding bone health.  Are your bones structured like a brick wall?  The bricks are the calcium that make up our bone mass, the mortar are all of the co-factors needed to hold the brick in place and direct the bricks where they need to go, these cofactors include, magnesium, phosphorous and others.  This hypothesis has been […]

Want to lose weight? Change your genes.

Want to lose weight? Change your genes.  No, we are not talking about manipulating your DNA in a laboratory.  At least, I am not. I’m not very trusting that researchers will take into account all of the factors that 600 million years of evolution (and perhaps the hand of God) did. I know there are teams of researchers in labs […]

Do you know the difference between “hard” and “soft” exam findings?

“Functional” exams compared to “medical” exams. As a chiropractor with specialties in functional neurology and functional medicine, I often explain to my patients that the way doctors like myself read blood work is different from conventional medical doctors.  Our job is to read blood work as a measure of how healthy our patients are and whether or not they are […]