21 October 2022

Chiropractic Can Improve Lymphatic Drainage

According to an in-depth review from 2020, "Environmental pollution of heavy metals is increasingly becoming a problem and has become of great concern due to the adverse effects it is causing around the world."  Limiting your exposure to heavy metals is essential.  Unfortunately, most pharmaceutical interventions contain heavy metals and are likely contributing to this toxicity.  In fact, even many herbal medicines can contain heavy metals.  Common deodorants also contain aluminium, which has been shown to be harmful.

It's important to note that heavy metals play a role in many neurological diseases.  According to a review from 2016, "Damage caused by metal accumulation may result in permanent injuries, including severe neurological disorders.  Epidemiological and clinical studies have shown a strong correlation between aberrant metal exposure and a number of neurological diseases, including Alzheimer's disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, autism spectrum disorders, Guillain-Barre' disease, Gulf War syndrome, Huntington's disease, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, and Wilson's disease."

Fortunately, your body has a means of detoxifying, with the lymphatic system playing a major role.  While lymphatic vessels are not present in the brain, a groundbreaking study from 2015 finally revealed that the lymphatic system for the brain and spinal cord is contained in the meninges or connective tissue that surrounds the central nervous system.  By improving the motion of the spine, chiropractic care also decreases meningeal tension, allowing these neuro-lymphatic vessels to drain more efficiently.   Along with consistently staying physically active, sweating, and eating your greens, regular chiropractic adjustments can also help to improve the proper drainage of these neurotoxins to allow your whole nervous system to function even better.
by SJ NANA, DC, DrNana.co.za



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11 October 2022

Healthy Reading: "Beat Cancer Daily" by Chris Wark

The word "cancer" is probably the most dreaded word anyone could hear from a doctor.  For most people, the word itself can set off a chain reaction in your body that can negatively affect well-being and longevity.  The medical industry has shunned and downplayed the role that major lifestyle and mindset changes can achieve in preventing and even curing cancer, while mostly promoting toxic and ineffective options.  The ineffectiveness of the pharmaceutical approach to cancer is also well-documented in the scientific literature, but continues to be pushed on frightened patients regardless.  

It's vitally important for people to know that your nervous and immune systems are, in fact, a cancer fighting machine, as long as you are willing to make the right choices.  The author of this book has interviewed over 60 patients so far, who have naturally healed themselves of even stage 3 and 4 cancers.  He has also interviewed many health care providers that have been able to guide thousands of their patients to do the same.  This book encapsulates much of what he's learned since 2003, when he was first diagnosed with cancer.  The information in this book and his website could save someone's life and prevent long-term heartache and hardship for their family members and generations to follow.  

by SJ NANA, DC, DrNana.co.za

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02 October 2022

Darebee.com: A Great Source For Exercise Routines

This is just one of the many examples of
exercise routines found at 
Darebee.com.
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According to Nobel Prize-winning neuroscientist, Dr. Roger Sperry, "90% of the nutrition and stimulation to the brain is generated by movement of the spine."  Chiropractic care improves the function of your nervous system by restoring proper motion of your spinal column.  Keeping your body mindfully in motion is then up to you, and regular physical activity is the best way to do this.  Studies have shown that regular exercise can reduce your risk of cancer by up to 50% and not exercising is worse for your health than smoking.  

Along with regular walking, there are many simple ways to exercise that also don't require much time or equipment.  One good example is body weight exercise and a great place to get simple routines for all skill levels is a website called Darebee.com.  They have a database of over 1,900 exercise routines that can also be filtered and searched based on your needs, along with short video tutorials showing how to do the exercises.  It's always best to get professional help with intensive exercise, but this is a good start for anyone to get your body in motion again.  Also, try to change your exercise routine every 2 weeks or so, just to keep your mind and body in a more adaptive state.  When you make time to function better, you can enjoy life even more.

by SJ NANA, DC, DrNana.co.za

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