Classic YouTube clip from several years ago. Sadly enough, it’s still true today!
Proactive or Reactive?
September 27, 2008
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It’s better to raise healthy kids, than to repair damaged adults…
This week I had three people start care that had health problems as preteens and adolescents. All were seen, assessed and monitored by medical specialists and were told after reaching the age of 16: “you will be fine don’t worry about it.” They were then released from medical care and were no longer followed up.
Now all three are in there mid to late 20’s and have signs of significant and long standing Subluxation stress on their spines and subsequently their nervous systems. There is damage to the spine and changes to the shape of the vertebrae. In all three cases the issues could have been minimized, if not prevented had they been under ongoing quality chiropractic care. It is better to raise healthy children than to repair damaged adults!
If your spine, (or your child’s spine), was on your, (or their) face you would take better! care of it!
The truth is no one knows how to help people develop a healthy spine and nervous system better than a chiropractor. Another truth is that without it you cannot be healthy! Get your children checked and tell your friends to do the same, you will be investing in the future if you do!
Think again before you give your kids Tylenol
September 22, 2008
For new moms, this one’s really important! A recent study in Lancet has found that giving an infant Tylenol, increases their risk of developing asthma and eczema later in life. So what’s a parent to do when their doctor tells them to give their child Tylenol to reduce a fever?
First you need to remember that if you child gets sick, they’ll mount a normal and successful defense to the invading bacteria or virus… AS LONG AS THEY HAVE A CLEAR NERVE SYSTEM! That means, get them to the Chiropractor first. MD’s tell parents to give their babies Tylenol to reduce fevers. But a fever is part of your child’s natural, innate response to illness. Fever symptoms may be uncomfortable, but they are completely natural and nothing to be feared. If you let your child’s innate immune responses go without interruption, your child will be healthier and stronger for it.
