April 17, 2013
Our cognitive activity is inextricably linked with our physical health and well-being. Chronic fatigue syndrome, chemical or heavy metal toxins, and head trauma are examples of injuries or disorders that can compromise brain functioning. If you have experienced trauma to the brain either through injury […]
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Most of us intend to eat well, but daily tasks and habits steer us toward convenient, crave-worthy, and processed foods. We often eat on the run and rarely consume the nutrient-dense foods that our bodies need to thrive. The average American diet is too high in sugars, […]
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Breast thermography is a non-invasive scan that provides an image of the physiology of breast tissue and vascularity via temperature variations. Used as an adjunctive tool for breast cancer risk assessment, it is a no-contact, radiation-free scan that can be used for women under 40, […]
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Most doctors who are doing trigger point injection therapies were only taught by their chief resident other residency training instructor. Dr. Blatman was taught by Dr. Janet Travell, who started teaching the techniques in the 1940’s! He is now teaching holistic myofascial medicine to health […]
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Tendons and ligaments anchor muscles to bones, allowing us to perform a wide range of physical activities. Overuse or damage to these tissues over long periods causes the collagen fibers in them to form small tears, leading to common injuries like tendinosis. Tendons and ligaments have a poor blood supply […]
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April 16, 2013
There is exciting new technology that can help treat Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. First, we need to understand what causes it. What is Carpal Tunnel Syndrome? Carpal tunnel syndrome is probably the most common repetitive use injury. It accounts for 90% of all entrapment neuropathies and […]
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