September 2024 Newsletter

Hi all,

Here for your reading enjoyment is our latest monthly newsletter. The start of Fall is just around the corner now, and hopefully you are getting outside and enjoying the beautiful cooler and dryer weather we've been having.

As always, we are here to treat your aches and pains and to keep you functioning at your best. The first article in this newsletter talks about the benefits of being treated regularly even without symptoms, so consider coming in for a "tuneup" to keep your health optimal. Maintaining a regular schedule of care can be of great benefit and keep painful flareups to a minmum. I chuckle when people ask if I myself see a chiropractor - the answer is yes, of course, and I do soon a regular schedule and feel great from it!

Also, remember that we welcome new patients and are happy to see family and friends that you refer here. They will be in good hands :)

Take care and be your best!

Healthfully yours,

Dr Dave

September 2024

To Your Health is brought to you by:

David W. Schlingloff, DC

96 Reinman Road

Warren, NJ 07059

(908) 754-9580

Don't Be a Stranger

Why visit your doctor of chiropractic periodically – even when you're not experiencing low back pain? Receiving chiropractic care periodically dramatically reduces the number of days you'll experience pain.

You Are What You Eat

Colon cancer is generally considered an older-adult disease (most cases / deaths are in the 50-and-older age group). However, in recent years new cases among adults under age 50 have skyrocketed. What's the cause?

Weight Loss 101

Overwhelmed by weight-loss diets, strategies and advice columns? Get on track for long-term weight-loss success with these simple dietary principles supported by research.

Honey for Breast Cancer?

With approximately one in eight women diagnosed with breast cancer, treatment options that don't further compromise a woman's health (i.e., chemo- or radiation therapy) are essential. Honey to the rescue?

DID YOU KNOW?

Antibiotics and Immunity

Researchers appear to have discovered why early antibiotic use leads to allergies: compromised immunity.

Get Enough Magnesium

One major consequence of magnesium deficiency is an increased risk of disease. The culprit: an amino acid called homocysteine.