The forward head posture and slumpy posture shown here before treatment is very obvious. Check out the results of just one treatment. What other treatment can deliver these types of results. Notice she’s a little taller and it looks like she lost up to ten pounds of weight in under ...
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This is great. Look at the before pictures. Now she’s completely relaxing her muscles and not trying to stand up. But this is how most people are especially when they’re young. They just relax and this is how they look to others, all the time.
The reason I ...
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This was a fun case. Took three visits to get this much change. Look at the time frames at the bottom of the image. The first two visits were done an hour apart. He was in severe spasm from the start. You’ll be interested to know that on his fourth visit he was tilting slightly the other direction. I really enjoy my work…
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A year ago, my dog Nathan had some bad anal gland problems. It all started with me feeding him the bone from a steak. Not such a great idea.
The anal glands were a constant bother. Our regular vet kept giving us antibiotics because she said they were ...
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Lightning is dangerous. Everyone knows that. But what I’ve seen happen recently on the soccer fields makes me realize we don’t have the fear of lightning that we should.
In this article I want to share with you some of the knowledge I gained as an electrical engineer.
The first question I have for you is why are you safe in a car if lightning strikes your car?
Many of you will say it’s the rubber tires. The way I ...
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Posture is a predictor of heart disease. Yes, it’s been scientifically proven. I’ll show you the study and how the researchers came to this astonishing conclusion.
The title of the study was, “Hyperkyphotic Posture Predicts Mortality in Older Community-Dwelling Men and Women: A Prospective Study”
This was a large study of 1,353 participants. It was published in “Journal of the American Geriatrics Society Volume 52 Issue 10 Page 1662- October 2004” by Deborah M. Kado, MD, Mei-Hua Huang, DrPH, ...
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Ok, vector summation to be more precise. As you know I walk my dog daily at least during the decent months. I realized he understands how to add vectors with magnitude and angle in his puppy dog brain.
Here’s the scenario that I’ve observed. If we’re coming up to a pole that I don’t want him to stop at, but he does, I do one thing and he does another.
Lets say I’m trying to go left of the ...
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As a kid back in the 70’s, we didn’t have video cameras. Back in those days we had a 16mm camera with no sound that needed a bright and hot light. We still have some of that video that we transferred to VHS tape at one point. The quality was bad and with no sound it seemed kind of lifeless. I wish I had more video of my childhood. What was I like back then? How did ...
Continue Reading →Vitamin D in the form of Vitamin D3 is responsible for the regulation of over 2,000 genes in your body! Every cell and tissue needs Vitamin D for its well-being. Research suggests that 85% of us are deficient in Vitamin D and we don’t even know it.
Vitamin D is important for heart health, skin health, pancreatic health, slower aging, sleep patterns, hearing, athletic performance, eye health, vascular health, respiratory health, immune health, mood and feelings of well-being, ...
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