From Healthy Living Magazine A healthy debate about vaccines August 29, 2019 by Chris Gerbasi chris.gerbasi@akersmediagroup.com The use of vaccinations stirs advocates, opponents, and parents who want the right to choose. Measles was supposed to be gone. Now it’s back—with a vengeance. Through Aug. 22, 1,215 individual cases of measles had been confirmed this year […]
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I love it when western medicine says a condition cannot be helped; that treatment is supportive only. This makes me smile because >95% of the time, something CAN be done that facilitates the body’s ability to heal. Two rashes in particular come to mind. HAND-FOOT-MOUTH Infection: A viral infection typically caused by Coxsackie A16 or
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It is here. Moving day. Aug 25, 2020. I am there to help my daughter-in-law move their house to storage. She is 38 weeks pregnant, and their two-year-old is at the sitter. Her husband is off in military training. At 8:30, all is well. Movers on the way. She tells me she is having Braxton
I was in a conversation with someone who suggested I do this post on ear infections. It had not occurred to me to do so, as in our practice we do not see ear infections nearly as often as we used to. That thought made me smile. When I started in practice, we saw them
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For those who wonder if acupuncture really does anything, I want to share the miraculous recovery of Oscar the Dachshund. It is a true story. Oscar is a 16-year old Dachshund who has had two disc surgeries-one in his neck, and one on his back. He lived with another dachshund, who died abruptly in 2017.
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