Tag Archive: Downtown Phoenix Chiropractor

Apr
26

Relieving Constipation Naturally

Constipation is a very common problem, but fortunately is one that can usually be easily remedied with lifestyle changes. Ironically, one of the biggest …

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Mar
22

Strategies to Wean Yourself Off Coffee

Chance are that if you try to stop drinking coffee "cold turkey" you will experience symptoms of withdrawal. According to one study, the more …

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Jan
09

Five Fast and Simple Low Back Stretches

A consistent schedule of back stretching and strengthening exercises not only may help reduce existing pain, but even more importantly, it could help prevent …

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Dec
16

Five Laws of Leanness

I was perusing the health articles as I like to do from time to time searching out anything I believe will benefit our valued …

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Nov
17

5 Foods That Help You Lose Weight Fast

When it comes to weight loss, most people fall short or accomplish their goals using a program that is not sustainable or healthy. The …

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Sep
25

Simple Steps to Reduce Your Diabetes Risk

According to a 2008 Physorg.com post, the number of Americans with diabetes has grown to about 24 million people, or roughly 8 percent of …

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Jun
14

Which Sunscreens are Safest?

I have always had an issue with the toxins they try to pass on to us consumers in most lotions and potions and while I …

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May
25

Walking Longer Can Help You Live Longer

Take the stairs, feel the burn… and reduce stress! Want to bring some unexpected joy into your life? Try some lighthearted, low stress exercise …

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Dec
23

Top 12 Fruits and Vegetables to Go Organic On

There’s little doubt that one of the best ways to improve your health is to make sure you’re eating plenty of fresh, minimally processed …

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Nov
29

How to Quick-Kick a Cold

Each year Americans catch more than one billion colds, making the cold virus the most common infectious disease in the United States. (By the …

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