How do
you BOOST your Immune System?
Attend the Family
Workshop and learn NEW~NATURAL~SAFE
&
Effective Methods!
Wednesday
Oct. 13th 6:30 - 7:30 pm
Church Street
Wellness Center
208 Church Street Kelso,
WA
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OCTOBER
is
KIDS HEALTH Month at
Synergy Spine Center!
Call
360-423-3482 to find out the special for Kids!
(new guest special)
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| Short, Intense Exercise Improves
Metabolism
The
body's ability to process sugars gets a big boost from regular
high-intensity, 3 minute workouts, reducing the risk of diabetes
and heart disease...doing a few intense muscle exercises, each
lasting only about 30 seconds, dramatically improves your
metabolism in just 2 weeks.
---January, 2009 issue of BMC Endocrine Disorders
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Childhood
Stress Impacts Their Immune System
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According to a
recent study conducted by the University of Wisconsin-Madison,
"early emotional environments are a key to later physical health."
The study found that teens who experienced physical abuse or
stressful home environments as children had clear indicators of
having a compromised immune system later on.
The findings, published in the
January, 2009 online issue of the Proceedings of the National
Academy of Sciences, suggest that "children's emotional
environments are having widespread repercussions on their
health."
According to the lead researcher,
"even though these children's environments have changed,
physiologically they're still responding to stress. That can
affect their learning and their behavior, and having a compromised
immune system is going to affect these children's health."
"The immune system is not pre-set at
birth," noted fellow author Chris Coe, a psychology professor and
expert on the association between stress and immunity. He further
stated that, "the cells are there, but how they will develop and
how well they'll be regulated is very much influenced by your early
environment and the type of rearing you have."
As we have always said, "it's not the
stress but your range of adaptability to that stress that
determines whether the stress impacts health. One's range of
adaptability to stress is governed by the nervous
system.
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The
Bottom Line...
We agree with Professor Coe because how the
immune system develops is governed by the child's environment as
well as the health of the child's nervous system. As we have seen
over and over again with our practice members, response to care is
not a result of chiropractic taking stress from their lives but
rather they improve because chiropractic care has widened their
range of adaptability to the stress in their lives so the stress no
longer has a negative impact.
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A Workshop for parents to learn new,
natural, safe and effective methods to keep your family
HEALTHY!!!
Wednesday October 13,
2010
6:30
- 7:30 pm
208 Church
Street
Church Street Wellness
Center
Kelso,
WA
(located next to county building, between
Pacific Ave & 3rd)
Call 360-423-3482 to reserve your
seat
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This issue of the Health Tip of the
Week is brought to you as a public service by Dr. Stacy Chilton at
Synergy Spine Center.
360-423-3482
Dr.
Stacy Chilton
Synergy
Spine Center is committed to revolutionizing healthcare through the
chiropractic model by being a point of light and truth in the
community.
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