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Medical Specialists Company Acquires BCK Sales & Service
Markets Insider This recent acquisition makes Medical Specialists Company (MSC) the only medical equipment business focusing on chiropractors in the Colorado market. Additionally, this has helped MSC maintain or lower their supply item prices allowing them to offer … |
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Columbus Telegram |
Dr. Randy Hinze recognized for 39 years of service
Columbus Telegram âI am very honored to join all the people, doctors that have received the award before me,â said Hinze, owner and founder of Hinze Chiropractic & Acupuncture, 2421 23rd St. âThe biggest thing is just that I've been blessed to help people for a lot of … |
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GolfDigest.com |
Is a horse chiropractor behind Brooks Koepka's recovery from his wrist injury?
GolfDigest.com Why is a horse chiropractor different than a human chiropractor? Why do horses need chiropractors? We have a lot of questions. This might've created more questions, rather than answering much, about Koepka's recovery. But at the very least, golfers now … |
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WMDT |
Back to School: Find the right backpack to prevent neck and shoulder pain
WMDT 47 ABC spoke to a chiropractor, Dr. Jonathan Murphy from the Morrison Chiropractic Center, who says you shouldn't invest in thin straps. You need to make sure the backpack is very supportive and that there's good padding. But beyond the purchase, it's … |
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KOLO |
Chiropractor gives advice on preventing student back pain
KOLO The obvious problem is that most students must carry books, so if the problem persists, Dr. Potts says treatment may be needed. âI try to find out what the triggering problem is,â he explained. âIf it's muscular but we as chiropractors find the … |
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Image copyright Thinkstock The plight of a four-year-old boy who nearly succumbed after his mothers gave him 12 alternative medicines has prompted physicians to warn against the treatments.
Doctors at Newham Hospital in east London said the mothers were “devastated” that their good aims had constructed him so unwell.
The boy took a dozen supplements supposedly to help treat his autism.
The National Autistic Society said it was crucial for physicians to talk through the risks of alternative therapies.
The boy developed a potentially fatal condition after taking supplements from a naturopath( natural health practitioner) for a number of months, which included vitamin D, camel’s milk, silver and Epsom bath salts.
He was admitted to A& E after losing 6.5 lbs( 3kg) over three weeks, suffering from symptoms including vomiting and extreme thirst.
Image copyright Science Photo Library Image caption ‘Often mothers think that supplements are natural, safe…but this is not true in many cases’ Dr Catriona Boyd and Dr Abdul Moodambail, writing in the British Medical Journal Case Reports , said it was not until the son had been at Newham Hospital, which is part of St Bart’s Health Trust, for several days that his mother told them about the holistic supplements.
Dr Moodambail told the BBC: “This happens on many occasions with other patients as well.
“Often the mothers think that these supplements are natural, safe and do not cause any side effects or adverse effects, but this is not true in many cases like this.”
He added: “The situation was stark because the child developed vitamin D toxicity leading to very high calcium levels, building the child quite unwell and this can even be fatal as well.”
The boy made a full recovery in 2 week after being treated with hyperhydration and drugs to reduce his calcium level.
Complementary and alternative medications( CAMs) are therapies that fall outside of mainstream healthcare Generally when a non-mainstream practise is used together with conventional medication, it is considered “complementary” When a non-mainstream practise is used instead of conventional medicine, it is considered “alternative” Examples of CAMS include homeopathy, acupuncture, osteopathy, chiropractic and herbal medicines Some complementary and alternative medications or treatments are based on principles and an evidence base that are not recognised by the majority of independent scientists Others have been proven to work for a limited number of health conditions, such as osteopathy, chiropractic and acupuncture for treating lower back ache When a person use any health treatment – including a CAM – and experiences an improvement, this may be due to the placebo impact Osteopaths and chiropractors are regulated in the same way as mainstream medical professionals There is no statutory professional regulation of any other CAM practitioners
Kenai Peninsula Online |
Shop Talk: Puffin Chiropractic
Kenai Peninsula Online We want to have more than just chiropractors in the office. Now that I'm in Kenai I have a little more control over my time. I will start teaching a general health and wellness class this fall at Alaska Christian College. Q: How is your location in Old … |
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INSPIRE Chiropractic â The Best Chiropractor in Boynton Beach
Digital Journal Pain provides humans with a level of discomfort which is mostly unmanageable. When dealing with pains in the body, it is important to get the best chiropractic help to tackle the discomfort to avoid further complications. Boynton Beach, FL – Pain … |
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Lawmakers eye legislation for pain treatment without drugs
Warren Tribune Chronicle The task force, co-chaired by Howland chiropractor Dr. Patrick Ensminger, surveyed Ohio chiropractic physicians to determine how health insurers in the state offer coverage for their services. âI'm sorry to say, Ohio's insurance companies appear to be … |
Image copyright Thinkstock The plight of a four-year-old boy who nearly died after his mothers devoted him 12 alternative medicines has inspired doctors to warn against the treatments.
Doctors at Newham Hospital in east London said the mothers were “devastated” that their good intentions had constructed him so unwell.
The boy took a dozen supplements supposedly to help treat his autism.
The National Autistic Society said it was crucial for physicians to talk through the risks of alternative therapies.
The boy developed a potentially fatal condition after taking supplements from a naturopath( natural health practitioner) for a number of months, which included vitamin D, camel’s milk, silver and Epsom bath salts.
He was admitted to A& E after losing 6.5 lbs( 3kg) over three weeks, suffering from symptoms including vomiting and extreme thirst.
Image copyright Science Photo Library Image caption ‘Often parents think that supplements are natural, safe…but this is not true in many cases’ Dr Catriona Boyd and Dr Abdul Moodambail, writing in the British Medical Journal Case Reports , said it was not until the son had been at Newham Hospital, which form part of St Bart’s Health Trust, for several days that his mother told them about the holistic supplements.
Dr Moodambail told the BBC: “This happens on many occasions with other patients as well.
“Often the mothers think that these supplements are natural, safe and do not cause any side effects or adverse effects, but this is not true in many cases like this.”
He added: “The situation was stark because the child developed vitamin D toxicity leading to very high calcium levels, constructing the child quite unwell and you are able to even be fatal as well.”
The boy made a full recovery in two weeks after being treated with hyperhydration and medications to reduce his calcium level.
Complementary and alternative medicines( CAMs) are therapies that fall outside of mainstream healthcare Generally when a non-mainstream practice is used together with conventional medication, it is considered “complementary” When a non-mainstream practise is used instead of conventional medication, it is considered “alternative” Examples of CAMS include homeopathy, acupuncture, osteopathy, chiropractic and herbal medicines Some complementary and alternative medications or therapies are based on principles and an proof base that are not recognised by the majority of independent scientists Others have been proven to work for a limited number of health conditions, such as osteopathy, chiropractic and acupuncture for treating lower back pain When a person uses any health therapy – including a CAM – and experiences an improvement, this may be due to the placebo effect Osteopaths and chiropractors are regulated in the same way as mainstream medical professionals There is no statutory professional regulation of any other CAM practitioners