Happy 2018!
Are you looking forward to a fantastic year! I know I am..This year I am dedicated to bringing you emails that give you valuable information about your health. With the coming Read More ›
Having Trouble with your Digestion?
WE CAN SUPPORT YOUR DIGESTIVE HEALTH WITH ACUPUNCTURE Did you know that more than 95 million Americans suffer from digestive disorders? Isn't that outrageous? If you suffer Read More ›
True Confessions of an Active Mom
The other day I was talking with my good friend, Cheri and she got personal. She confided in me (since I’m a doctor) that she gets urinary “leaks”, ya you know the dribbles you get when Read More ›
Steroids increase cartilage loss in knee osteoarthritis
Steroid Injections Increased Cartilage Loss in Knee Arthritis Patients receiving triamcinolone did not report less pain than those receiving saline injections, but showed greater cartilage loss Read More ›
What To Eat When You Can’t Eat Wheat
GLUTEN- FREE GRAINS: Oat Quinoa Buckwheat Amaranth Corn Millet Teff Rice VEGETABLES: Artichoke, Asparagus, Eggplant, Beans (many types), Read More ›
Prolotherapy For Low Back Pain by Donna Alderman, DO
In the January/February 2007 issue of this journal, a review article on Prolotherapy outlined the use of Prolotherapy for musculoskeletal pain. This is the first of a series of articles which will go Read More ›
Dextrose Prolotherapy and Pain of Chronic TMJ Dysfunction
According to the American Dental Association, more than 15% of American adults suffer from chronic facial pain. One of the most common causes is Tempomandibular Joint Disease (TMD), a collective term Read More ›
Dextrose Prolotherapy For Unresolved Neck Pain
An observational study of patients with unresolved neck pain who were treated with dextrose prolotherapy at an outpatient charity clinic in rural Illinois. Neck pain is a common condition Read More ›
Prolotherapy For Knee Pain
A reasonable and conservative approach to knee tendonitis/tendonosis, sprain-strains, instability, diagnosis of meniscal tear, patellofemoral pain syndrome including chrondromalacia patellae, Read More ›
Spice Up Your Landscape by Dr. Joanne Gordon
Planting herbs in your landscape is a great way to enjoy the freshness and flavor of home-grown spices right in your own back (or front) yard. Incorporating some basic spices into your garden will Read More ›
