Are You a Walking Barometer?
Have you ever met people who say they can tell what the weather will be like based on how their joints feel? Although the science is not totally concrete, there is some evidence that atmospheric pressure plays a role in how we feel. Higher pressure generally means nice weather and lower pressure generally means poor […]
The 10-Minute Tendonitis Fix
This is the story of a patient with shoulder tendinitis who did not get results with conventional therapy. By broadening the focus beyond the inflamed tendon, I was able to help him feel better within minutes. In the video, I use the metaphor of a car with a worn out right front tire… I suggest […]
4 Cardinal Signs of Inflammation in Latin
When I diagnose someone with inflammation I look for four cardinal signs. In Latin, these signs were defined by the Roman medical writer Aulus Cornelius Celsus and include redness (rubor), heat (calor), swelling (tumor), and pain (dolor). Redness is the result of small blood vessel dilation. Heat occurs when there is increased blood flow to […]
