I have been dealing with a Chiropractor for some two years. I can tell you that it has been a blessing to have someone who can give me the information needed to help me keep my health in its best condition.
A chiropractor is a health professional who focuses on diagnosis, treatment and prevention of spine disorders. As practitioners of an alternative care discipline, chiropractors focus on enhancing a patient’s health and well-being without drugs or surgery.
The Benefits Of Chiropractic Care The Benefits Of Chiropractic Care
There are many benefits of chiropractic care. If you are considering seeking out this type of treatment, there are many reasons why it can and should be done. Those that find themselves with problems with their body often do not realize that chiropractic care can often relieve these problems when other medicinal options will not. Often times, it is necessary to seek out the help of a chiropractor if relief will be found.
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Do You think its the government problem if you dont have health care? Millions don't have health care because its not affordable for most americans. Should the government provide health care for all its citizen ?
It's no secret that health care costs are spiraling out of control in this country. On average, we now spend more per person on health care than both food and housing. Insurance premiums are multiplying much faster than inflation, which prevents economic growth and leaves businesses with less money to give raises or hire more workers. While the quality and availability of medical care in the United States remains among the best in the world, many wonder whether we'd be better off adopting a universal government-controlled health care system like the one used in Canada. The Obama administration passed a health care bill that takes the U.S. part of the way towards a government-controlled system. How far it takes us is up for dispute. The new law is sure to be debated and modified for years to come. This debate discusses whether a complete government takeover of health care should be undertaken.
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It's no secret that health care costs are spiraling out of control in this country. On average, we now spend more per person on health care than both food and housing. Insurance premiums are multiplying much faster than inflation, which prevents economic growth and leaves businesses with less money to give raises or hire more workers. While the quality and availability of medical care in the United States remains among the best in the world, many wonder whether we'd be better off adopting a universal government-controlled health care system like the one used in Canada. The Obama administration passed a health care bill that takes the U.S. part of the way towards a government-controlled system. How far it takes us is up for dispute. The new law is sure to be debated and modified for years to come. This debate discusses whether a complete government takeover of health care should be undertaken.
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10 Surprising Facts about American Health Care
Flu Shot A Joke
Many folks have been lead to believe that you have to get a Flu shot in order to be safe during flu season. The media keeps saying that the H1N1 flu shot is a flu shot will keep you from getting the flu, buy its been stated that H1N1 shot has a composite of different ingredients that may cause more far damage then good. The programming of the media has anyone and everyone thinking that your body will not fight off the flu.
What are the facts? Straightforward answers follow these questions:
Is the 2009 H1N1 swine flu vaccine safe?
Isn't the 2009 H1N1 swine flu vaccine too new to trust?
Why should I believe what government scientists say about swine flu?
Does the H1N1 swine flu vaccine contain thimerosal?
The 1976 swine flu vaccine wasn't safe. Why should I trust this one?
Do we really know what drugmakers are putting in the swine flu vaccine?
Is the 2009 H1N1 swine flu vaccine safe?
No vaccine is 100% safe for everyone. People with allergies to eggs, for example, can't take flu vaccines because eggs are involved in the manufacturing process.
And flu vaccines cause mild but common reactions. About one in three people get a sore arm from the shot, some with a little redness or even swelling. Some 10% to 15% of people feel tired or get a headache; some may even run a low fever.
And vaccines can trigger rare but serious reactions, even among people with no apparent allergies or sensitivities.
So if vaccines aren't 100% safe, why risk them?
Approved vaccines -- including the 2009 H1N1 swine flu vaccine -- are calculated to be much, much less risky than the diseases they prevent. For example, out of every million people who get a flu shot, one or two will get a serious neurological reaction called Guillain-Barre syndrome (GBS).
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What are the facts? Straightforward answers follow these questions:
Is the 2009 H1N1 swine flu vaccine safe?
Isn't the 2009 H1N1 swine flu vaccine too new to trust?
Why should I believe what government scientists say about swine flu?
Does the H1N1 swine flu vaccine contain thimerosal?
The 1976 swine flu vaccine wasn't safe. Why should I trust this one?
Do we really know what drugmakers are putting in the swine flu vaccine?
Is the 2009 H1N1 swine flu vaccine safe?
No vaccine is 100% safe for everyone. People with allergies to eggs, for example, can't take flu vaccines because eggs are involved in the manufacturing process.
And flu vaccines cause mild but common reactions. About one in three people get a sore arm from the shot, some with a little redness or even swelling. Some 10% to 15% of people feel tired or get a headache; some may even run a low fever.
And vaccines can trigger rare but serious reactions, even among people with no apparent allergies or sensitivities.
So if vaccines aren't 100% safe, why risk them?
Approved vaccines -- including the 2009 H1N1 swine flu vaccine -- are calculated to be much, much less risky than the diseases they prevent. For example, out of every million people who get a flu shot, one or two will get a serious neurological reaction called Guillain-Barre syndrome (GBS).
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Seattle: H1N1 flu vaccine recalled for seizures in kids in Europe - how safe is it for your kids?
Friday, September 10, 2010
Health Care Reform
Spending to rise under health care overhaul
The Health Care reform looks like its doing more harm than good. Many Americans will be hit with a higher health care bill then in years pass. Obama stands behind his health care plan but many Americans are not feeling the new health care plan that Obama has forced on the public.
The nation's health care tab will go up — not down — as a result of President Barack Obama's sweeping overhaul. That's the conclusion of a government forecast released Thursday, which also finds the increase will be modest.
The average annual growth in health care spending will be just two-tenths of 1 percentage point higher through 2019 with Obama's remake, said the analysis. And that's with more than 32 million uninsured gaining coverage because of the new law.
"The impact is moderate," said economist Andrea Sisko of Medicare's Office of the Actuary, the nonpartisan unit that prepared the report.
Factoring in the law, Americans will spend an average of $13,652 per person a year on health care in 2019, according to the actuary's office. Without the law, the corresponding number would be $13,387.
That works out to $265 more with the overhaul. Currently, Americans spend $8,389 a year per person on health care.
The Health Care reform looks like its doing more harm than good. Many Americans will be hit with a higher health care bill then in years pass. Obama stands behind his health care plan but many Americans are not feeling the new health care plan that Obama has forced on the public.
The nation's health care tab will go up — not down — as a result of President Barack Obama's sweeping overhaul. That's the conclusion of a government forecast released Thursday, which also finds the increase will be modest.
The average annual growth in health care spending will be just two-tenths of 1 percentage point higher through 2019 with Obama's remake, said the analysis. And that's with more than 32 million uninsured gaining coverage because of the new law.
"The impact is moderate," said economist Andrea Sisko of Medicare's Office of the Actuary, the nonpartisan unit that prepared the report.
Factoring in the law, Americans will spend an average of $13,652 per person a year on health care in 2019, according to the actuary's office. Without the law, the corresponding number would be $13,387.
That works out to $265 more with the overhaul. Currently, Americans spend $8,389 a year per person on health care.
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Re:Miracles and Health Care
Woman's persistence pays off in regenerated fingertip
This women lost her pinky but was able to save it because she knew how to preserve her body part. Many people have lost limbs and because of a lack of knowledge on how the cold can keep the flow of life preserved. The miracle women who saved her pinky was able to save her pinky because she understood certain principles about health lets check out her story.
After running inside from a rainstorm one Friday evening last January, Deepa Kulkarni leaned against the doorway with her right hand to take off her boots. Then, in an effort to make sure the dog didn't get out, someone slammed the door hard, and it landed right on her pinky.
Kulkarni thought the door had only bruised her finger, but then she looked down and saw the tip of her pinkie lying on the floor.
Gov't: Spending To Rise Under Health Care Overhaul
The health care form that President Obama is not good for Americans the coming health care crisis will put more families in financial ruins. The health care shouldn't be forced on those american's that don't want it, but it seems under Obamas plan every american has to get health care or suffer some serious fines.
The nation's health care tab will go up - not down - as a result of President Barack Obama's sweeping overhaul. That's the conclusion of a government forecast released Thursday, which also finds the increase will be modest.
The average annual growth in health care spending will be just two-tenths of 1 percentage point higher through 2019 with Obama's remake, said the analysis. And that's with more than 32 million uninsured gaining coverage because of the new law.
"The impact is moderate," said economist Andrea Sisko of Medicare's Office of the Actuary, the nonpartisan unit that prepared the report.
Factoring in the law, Americans will spend an average of $13,652 per person a year on health care in 2019, according to the actuary's office. Without the law, the corresponding number would be $13,387.
That works out to $265 more with the overhaul. Currently, Americans spend $8,389 a year per person on health care.
This women lost her pinky but was able to save it because she knew how to preserve her body part. Many people have lost limbs and because of a lack of knowledge on how the cold can keep the flow of life preserved. The miracle women who saved her pinky was able to save her pinky because she understood certain principles about health lets check out her story.
After running inside from a rainstorm one Friday evening last January, Deepa Kulkarni leaned against the doorway with her right hand to take off her boots. Then, in an effort to make sure the dog didn't get out, someone slammed the door hard, and it landed right on her pinky.
Kulkarni thought the door had only bruised her finger, but then she looked down and saw the tip of her pinkie lying on the floor.
Gov't: Spending To Rise Under Health Care Overhaul
The health care form that President Obama is not good for Americans the coming health care crisis will put more families in financial ruins. The health care shouldn't be forced on those american's that don't want it, but it seems under Obamas plan every american has to get health care or suffer some serious fines.
The nation's health care tab will go up - not down - as a result of President Barack Obama's sweeping overhaul. That's the conclusion of a government forecast released Thursday, which also finds the increase will be modest.
The average annual growth in health care spending will be just two-tenths of 1 percentage point higher through 2019 with Obama's remake, said the analysis. And that's with more than 32 million uninsured gaining coverage because of the new law.
"The impact is moderate," said economist Andrea Sisko of Medicare's Office of the Actuary, the nonpartisan unit that prepared the report.
Factoring in the law, Americans will spend an average of $13,652 per person a year on health care in 2019, according to the actuary's office. Without the law, the corresponding number would be $13,387.
That works out to $265 more with the overhaul. Currently, Americans spend $8,389 a year per person on health care.
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