Restless leg syndrome and gut bacteria
Restless leg syndrome has been linked to small intestine bacterial overgrowth.
Your Body of Knowledge
Health Articles by Dr. Lavine
Your Body of Knowledge
Health Articles by Dr. Lavine
How to become a morning person
Proven strategies to shift your sleep-wake cycles to conform to societal demands.
Simple gluteal exercise
Simple gluteal strengthening exercise.
Many people with “carpal tunnel syndrome” are misdiagnosed
Carpal tunnel syndrome is most often only one part of a combined pattern of stress affecting the neck, shoulders and arms.
Best exercise to strengthen your toes
Perform heel raises with your toes on a folded towel to increase toe strength.
Sitting shrinks your brain
Science keeps demonstrating the health risks of a sedentary lifestyle. Add to the list of negative effects the shrinking of a key brain region involved with memory.
The chiropractic solution to the opioid epidemic
Using chiropractic in the VA system for patients with back pain led to a 49% reduction in opioid prescriptions.
Why sunscreen may actually do you more harm than good
Sunscreen blocks many of the health benefits of sun exposure.
How to meditate
A simple meditation practice.
Why is touch so important?
Touch is important because it reduces stress and improves health.
Knee replacement surgery sometimes leads to long-term regrets
The commonly prescribed procedure of knee replacement, though it helps many, also leads to chronic problems in a significant minority of cases.
Why is it important to be touched?
A podcast on the TED Radio Hour on touch.
I asked one of the world’s experts on the chair
Professor Galen Cranz, authority on chairs and the seated position, offers recommendations on effective and comfortable work postures.
Guest article on Trigger Points
A guest article on the significance of myofascial trigger points and how to quiet them down.
Another reason bouncing back from an injury can be a challenge
Once you've injured your muscles or joints, it can be a challenge to return to full activity without further risk. ...
Restless leg syndrome and gut bacteria
Restless leg syndrome has been linked to small intestine bacterial overgrowth.
How to become a morning person
Proven strategies to shift your sleep-wake cycles to conform to societal demands.
Simple gluteal exercise
Simple gluteal strengthening exercise.
Many people with “carpal tunnel syndrome” are misdiagnosed
Carpal tunnel syndrome is most often only one part of a combined pattern of stress affecting the neck, shoulders and arms.
Best exercise to strengthen your toes
Perform heel raises with your toes on a folded towel to increase toe strength.
Sitting shrinks your brain
Science keeps demonstrating the health risks of a sedentary lifestyle. Add to the list of negative effects the shrinking of a key brain region involved with memory.
The chiropractic solution to the opioid epidemic
Using chiropractic in the VA system for patients with back pain led to a 49% reduction in opioid prescriptions.
Why sunscreen may actually do you more harm than good
Sunscreen blocks many of the health benefits of sun exposure.
How to meditate
A simple meditation practice.
Why is touch so important?
Touch is important because it reduces stress and improves health.
Knee replacement surgery sometimes leads to long-term regrets
The commonly prescribed procedure of knee replacement, though it helps many, also leads to chronic problems in a significant minority of cases.
Why is it important to be touched?
A podcast on the TED Radio Hour on touch.
I asked one of the world’s experts on the chair
Professor Galen Cranz, authority on chairs and the seated position, offers recommendations on effective and comfortable work postures.
Guest article on Trigger Points
A guest article on the significance of myofascial trigger points and how to quiet them down.
Another reason bouncing back from an injury can be a challenge
Once you've injured your muscles or joints, it can be a challenge to return to full activity without further risk. ...
