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www.chiropractic-lane.com 07105 www.safety-lane.comchirorpactic-lane.blogspot.com Regularly Breaking a Sweat May Protect Against Stroke Failing to regularly work up a sweat through exercise may raise risks for a stroke or transient ischemic attack (TIA), a new study confirms. The study found that participants who were inactive had a 20% increased risk for stroke compared with those who exercised 4… Read more »

www.chiropractic-lane.com 07105 http://goo.gl/U4Stxs www.safety-lane.comOne Way To Survive End-Stage Cancer When people are suffering from cancer, one of the least suggested ideas offered to them is chiropractic care.  I can tell you with great satisfaction that many of these patients finally were relieved of their pain after seeing me for chiropractic treatment.The question you may be… Read more »

www.chiropractic-lane.com 07105 http://goo.gl/U4Stxs www.safety-lane.comScientists say added sugars at levels considered safe is harmful When mice were fed a diet that was 25 percent added sugars — an amount consumed by many humans — the females died at twice the normal rate and the males were less likely to reproduce and hold territory, scientists said in a… Read more »

www.chiropractic-lane.com 07105 http://goo.gl/U4Stxs www.safety-lane.comMilestone study probes cancer originScientists are reporting a significant milestone for cancer research after charting 21 major mutations behind the vast majority of tumors.The disruptive changes to the genetic code, reported in Nature, accounted for 97% of the 30 most common cancers. Finding out what causes the mutations could lead to new treatments. Some,… Read more »

www.chiropractic-lane.com 07105 http://goo.gl/U4Stxs www.safety-lane.com Behaviors in Adolescence May Affect Early Dementia RiskNine risk factors account for most cases of young-onset dementia (YOD) diagnosed before age 65 years, suggest results of a study of Swedish men.These risk factors were multiplied, most were potentially modifiable, and most could be traced to adolescence, suggesting excellent opportunities for early… Read more »

www.chiropractic-lane.com 07105 http://goo.gl/U4Stxs www.safety-lane.com Healthy Diet Lowers Kidney Disease Risk in Type 2 Diabetes PatientsA diet full of fruits and vegetables appears to slow the development of chronic kidney disease (CKD) in high-risk patients with type 2 diabetes, but protein and sodium intake has little effect, a new observational study has found.The results, from a… Read more »

www.chiropractic-lane.com 07105 http://goo.gl/U4Stxs www.safety-lane.comAntioxidant Level Related to CAD in Type 1 Diabetes Among people with type 1 diabetes, a greater potential capacity to respond to oxidative stress may mitigate the future development of coronary artery disease (CAD), a new study suggests.The findings were published online August 6 in Diabetes Careby Tina Costacou, PhD, and colleagues… Read more »

www.chiropractic-lane.com 07105www.safety-lane.comchiropractic-lane.blogspot.comFive Ways to Get More Good Cholesterol Like the adopt-a-highway folks who tidy up the nation’s roads, a housekeeping crew in your bloodstream works 24/7 to keep your arteries squeaky-clean. On the crew: Healthy HDL cholesterol, which goes after lousy LDL before it can morph into heart-threatening plaque.1. Good HDL acts like a plastic bag;… Read more »

www.chiropractic-lane.com 07105www.safety-lane.comchiropractic-lane.blogspot.comLow Vitamin D Tied to Aging ProblemsA new study has found that low vitamin D levels in people over 55 are associated with an inability to perform ordinary tasks of daily life.Dutch researchers studied two groups of older people — one of 725 men and women aged 55 to 65, and another of 1,237 older… Read more »

www.chiropractic-lane.com 07105 www.safety-lane.comchiropractic-lane.blogspot.com Have you ever heard of Graston Technique?  This is an awesome soft tissue (that is everything in your body that is not a bone or an organ) technique that helps you get rid of aches and pains in your body!It is very popular with Olympic athletes and has helped our teams to perform… Read more »