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Manage Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth with Low FODMAP Diets!

INTRODUCTION Have you ever experienced long bouts of fatigue, bloating, loose stools, pesky skin issues, or foods that “just don’t work” for you? These are some (there are more) examples of the symptoms associated with small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO). It also turns out that you are not alone; it is estimated that as much […]

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Eat Liver: It’s Good for You!

INTRODUCTION Did you know that many individuals in low and middle-income (even high income) countries struggle to get enough zinc, iron, folate, vitamin A, vitamin B12, and calcium?1 And are your wondering why these nutrients might be important? Look below: Article Link: Zinc Article Link: Iron Article Link: Folate Article Link: Vitamin A Article Link: […]

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Nutritional Support for Traumatic Brain Injury

INTRODUCTION Did you know that traumatic brain injury (TBI) affects over 69 million individuals globally, and is a prominent cause of long-term disability and death?1 Those are startling statistics. I work with a LOT of clients recovering from car accident injuries, and recently worked with an individual suffering from TBI. This inspired me to learn […]

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How We Prepare You for Independent Training

INTRODUCTION When clients begin training with our Kinesiologists, there are many bases to cover; initial assessments, and one-on-one coaching of self-massage techniques, corrective exercises, and functional strength training. All of these steps are necessary because one builds upon the other. This eventually creates a strong foundation, and suit of armor, for our clients. But what […]

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Why You Need Functional Strength

INTRODUCTION My last two articles covered the value of self-massage and corrective exercises to manage muscle pain and optimize joint positions and postures. Those items are critical and foundational steps that allow strength training to occur with minimal hiccups. We all intuitively know that motor vehicle accident (MVA) injuries can hamper our strength. And poor […]

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Move Better with Corrective Exercises!

INTRODUCTION My last article addressed the need to manage muscle pain with our motor vehicle accident (MVA) clients. Since muscle pain can be a large roadblock to our clients’ full recovery and independence, it makes sense to provide simple, safe, and effective solutions to manage this through self-massage techniques. However, the big goal is to […]

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