Monthly Archives: August 2013

www.chiropractic-lane.com 07105 http://goo.gl/U4Stxs www.safety-lane.comBack PainBack pain is one of the most common medical problems — an estimated 8 out of 10 people suffer from it. Symptoms can range from a muscle ache to shooting pain, limited range of motion, and an inability to stand up straight. The goal of treatment is to restore proper function… Read more »

www.chiropractic-lane.com 07105 http://goo.gl/U4Stxs www.safety-lane.com A Link Between Autism and Cancer Researchers studying two seemingly unrelated conditions — autism and cancer — have unexpectedly converged on a surprising discovery. Some people with autism have mutated cancer or tumor genes that apparently caused their brain disorder. Ten percent of children with mutations in a gene called PTEN,… Read more »

www.chiropractic-lane.com 07105 http://goo.gl/U4Stxs www.safety-lane.com New Study Points Out Gender Differences in Child ObesityLack of physical activity appears to be an important factor in obesity among middle-school boys, but inadequate milk consumption, rather than exercise, is associated with obesity among girls, according to a new study published online August 12 in the journal of Pediatrics.The study… Read more »

www.chiropractic-lane.com 07105 http://goo.gl/U4Stxs www.safety-lane.comCesarean Delivery May Lead To Lower Immunity Building in Infants Cesarean delivery may result in lower bacterial diversity, lower abundance of the phylum Bacteroidetes, and lower circulating levels of Th1 chemokines in infants compared with vaginal delivery, according to a study published online August 7 in Gut. Lower diversity may lead to… Read more »

www.chiropractic-lane.com 07105 http://goo.gl/U4Stxs www.safety-lane.comHormones, Weight Regain, Inflammation, and Grapes With or without the 5 pound microbial mass residing in our inner-tube of life, the gut and its related incretin hormones comprise a powerful metabolic organ. The May 2012 issue of Diabetologia discuss the progress that has occurred in the field of incretin hormones-intestinal derived metabolic and… Read more »

www.chiropractic-lane.com 07105 http://goo.gl/U4Stxs www.safety-lane.com Remember to Eat Healthy and Eat Healthy to Remember A recent study found that certain dietary patters were “strongly associated with lower Alzheimer disease risk.” To lower your risk of Alzheimer’s disease, choose a diet “characterized by higher intakes of salad dressing, nuts, fish, tomatoes, poultry, cruciferous vegetables, fruits, and dark and green… Read more »

www.chiropractic-lane.com 07105 http://goo.gl/U4Stxs www.safety-lane.comPhysical Fitness = Mental Fitness My readers often read my views on keeping fit.  It starts with MOTION. This study also points out that it STARTS EARLY in life!Here is a good reason to encourage your children to keep fit.A study of 5th, 7th and 9thgraders in California schools found that “Students whose… Read more »

www.chiropractic-lane.com 07105 http://goo.gl/U4Stxs www.safety-lane.com Drinking = Benign Breast Disease in Teenage Women Alcohol is not our friend – especially for young women who start too early! What does drinking have to do with breast disease and teens? Teenage women who drink alcohol are 50% more likely to experience benign breast disease (BBD). This risk increases as the amount… Read more »

www.chiropractic-lane.com 07105 http://goo.gl/U4Stxs www.safety-lane.comPlanning to Outlive Your Children? A recent study finds Americans getting fatter sooner than their parents. As we look at the years when people are born, we find each decade group reaching a level where 20% or more are obese at younger and younger ages: It wasn’t until they reached 50-59 years old that 20%… Read more »

www.chiropractic-lane.com 07105 http://goo.gl/U4Stxs www.safety-lane.com Only Women Suffer From Eating High-GI Foods Women beware. Some things in life just aren’t fair and the way we process our food is one of them. Consider the fact that “carbohydrate intake from high-GI foods increase the overall risk of CHD (coronary heart disease) in women but not men.” High GI… Read more »