Myostatin inhibition: A novel way to suppress muscle atrophy
As your patients age, addressing muscle atrophy is critically important. This article proposes a novel solution to build and maintain muscle mass.
Breakthrough in noninvasive low back pain treatment
Topical stem cell creams offer a promising, noninvasive alternative for treating low back pain without the risks of invasive procedures.
TECAR aesthetics: A new service to enhance your patients’ lifespan
Your practice can benefit greatly by adding TECAR therapy, which has qualities that improve longevity and far-reaching natural benefits.
How to build strong immunity in patients of any age – Part 1
Robust, strong immunity is possible at any age, though achieving it may require a different approach depending on the patient’s individual health issues.
Research to reality: Breaking ground in Alzheimer’s treatment
Robert Silverman, DC, explains how Alzheimer’s disease can not only be treated and reversed but can also be prevented or delayed.
Treat cervicogenic headaches with dry needling and manual therapy
The research supports dry needling and manual therapy as effective for treating cervicogenic headaches.
Do your chiropractic clinical assessments need an update?
Balance and proprioception testing are not just about preventing falls — they’re about taking a more comprehensive approach to patient care.
Nutrition and social support important for hip fracture recovery
This article discusses the importance of vitamin D and calcium for hip fracture recovery, as well as the value of adequate social support.
Part 3: NSAID damage: Help your arthritis patients undo it
NSAID damage may be an unfortunate fact for patients with arthritis who have been taking NSAIDS a long time. You can help undo the harm.
Part 2: If NSAIDs for arthritis pain make it worse, what’s the alternative?
If your patient routinely takes NSAIDs for arthritis pain, suggest some natural alternatives.
