To Your Health Newsletter: Chiropractic for Babies: Mother Approved - May 28, 2019

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May 28, 2019 - Volume 13, Issue 11

Chiropractic Care for Babies:
Here's Why Mothers Approve

Babies can't tell us how important chiropractic is for their health and wellness, so let's listen to what their mothers are saying. In a recent survey, mothers were overwhelmingly satisfied with the impact chiropractic care had on their infants in terms of issue improvement, cost-effectiveness and safety. Mothers' mental health also improved as their infants' health issues improved - now that's a win-win!

Give Pain the Boot - A Great Exercise to Get Rid of Low Back Pain
No Bones About It - Acid Suppressants Increase Risk of Fractures
Gracefully Aging - You Can Reduce Your Alzheimer's Risk With Melatonin
Weight-Loss 101 - There's No Need to "Dessert" Your Weight-Loss Goals

Watch Out for Aspirin: It Makes Your Brain Bleed

Considering an intracranial hemorrhage is a medical emergency, why would you do anything that increases your risk of suffering one? That's a good question. Unfortunately, many people are doing just that by taking daily low-dose aspirin.

Time for the Sensible, Simple Route to Slim

We've all heard the stories about how so-and-so knows someone who lost 15 pounds in one week. What we don't hear about is that the person probably resorted to extreme measures, dehydrating their body and slowing their metabolism in the process.

Teen Texting & Driving: Are Parents to Blame?

When it comes to parenting these days, texting while driving is a big topic of conversation. But teens aren't the only ones to blame. Parents are texting while driving, too, putting their own safety in jeopardy and setting a dangerous example.

Stay Active - Your Brain Deserves It

Looking to plant the seeds of lifetime brain health before you hit your golden years? Here's a simple way: physical activity.

Beware of Ultraprocessed Foods

Why are ultraprocessed foods bad for you? For one, they can lead to excess calorie intake and resulting weight gain.

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