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Chiropractic and breathing care yourself to a healthier lifestyle

Written By anfaku01 on Sunday, July 3, 2011 | 2:46 PM

Breathing is one of the most fundamental tasks that we perform every day without thinking. Yet, when we stop and focus on our breath, we find that we can use it in a positive way to help achieve an objective. Think of Lamaze classes for pregnant women. Practical strategic breathing help them through labor and delivery without the need of drugs or epidural anaesthesia. Or think about méditatives and respiratory martial arts which can release large amounts of stress or produce immense energy. Proper breathing techniques are firmly rooted in these philosophies. Singers certainly know the importance of the proper method of belt of a melody, but what of all the days of breathing for the general health of breathing techniques?

Chiropractors, doctors of chiropractic, regularly treat patients with chronic pain and dysfunction associated with signs of difficulty breathing. Matter of fact one of the first signs that many chiropractors see patients with chronic back or neck pain is bad breath. Bad breath and bad posture can cause or contribute to chronic back and pain in the neck. Bad breathing is shallow and and uses only the chest diaphragm, low deep muscles in the abdomen. This not only limit your intake of oxygen, but also puts additional stress on the smallest muscles in your upper body to do the work that the diaphragm must be done. Think your traps muscles or muscles of the anterior neck muscles in your neck and shoulders and then becomes tense and tired, because they are not designed to breathe every day, contribute to a continuous cycle of bad posture and chronic pain.

Then, how do breathe you properly? In simple terms, you use your diaphragm, the muscle between your lungs and abdomen. Here is a basic test to determine if you are breathing correctly. Lie on your back on the floor or on your bed. Place one hand on your chest and one hand on your stomach. Breathe deeply. A your stomach to move? If Yes, great! You use your diaphragm for regular breaths. If your stomach is gone, this means that you primarily use the muscles "assistance" in the upper part of the body to breathe.

Put the burden on the muscles of assistance increases your risk of muscle fatigue, stiffness and pain. Chronic poor breathing can cause core of your body (abdomen, back and hips) to become unbalanced. When this occurs, other health problems can follow (headaches, digestive problems, fertility challenges, tension, headaches and more).

Chiropractors know that a strong core is necessary for a balanced and healthy life and helps to prevent injuries, pain and dysfunction. Learning of proper breathing techniques is essential to maintain a healthy basis and the healthy body. Most people are surprised to learn how important technical appropriate breathing are to their general State of health and are even more surprised to learn that they were not breathing as effectively as they could be.

Learning of proper breathing techniques is empowering and help you increase your energy levels and reduce tensions. To get started on your way to proper breathing and a sound base, consult a chiropractor for a review of wellness. An initial examination a chiropractor can assess your breathing and determine if there is any variance in your body alignment, symmetry, the range of motion and mobility. Committing to chiropractic will help restore the balance in your body and improve your quality of life!


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E. Coli: How to protect yourself

Written By anfaku01 on Saturday, July 2, 2011 | 8:22 AM

Dear readers focused on health,

Recently in the news heard talk us of what the World Health Organization has called the "outbreak of e." "the world largest coli" in Germany, France and other parts of Europe. The outbreak has affected mainly the beans and the sprouts, lentils and adzuki beans, and there were several of his death.

Fortunately, this outbreak of e. particular coli does not affect the United States. However, from time to time, e-coli food contamination burst through the United States, particularly in the warmer months of the weather. In fact, last month there was an outbreak of e. coli in hazelnut spread across 3 States!

The truth is, it must be very careful with your food hygiene. Many of my patients who have heard the news of these outbreaks have asked me how they can protect themselves against possible contamination of e. coli from their food. It is not difficult and really only takes a little extra effort on your part to make sure that you become sick food of e. coli contaminated possible.

Protect yourself from e. coli

E. coli infections occur when food in contact with feces, animal or human, in a certain way. Most often, people associate the contamination of e. coli with meat but other foods, such as all types of products, may also be contaminated with fecal material exposure somewhere along the road of treatment. As I tell my patients, learn how to store them properly and cook your food is the best bulwark against possible contamination of e. unknown coli from your food. Here's my advice:

Cook to proper heat: Meat, poultry and fish at the right temperature of cooking will kill the bacteria e. coli potential that may be present. Cook meat at a temperature of 160 degrees (need to a food thermometer). Cook fish and white meat (poultry such as chicken, Turkey) to 180 degrees. Watch undercooked meat in restaurants, wary ordering rare meat.

Buy their last: When groceries, buy your meat, fish and poultry last. Do not put in your basket and walk around the store during the navigation items to buy. This gives your meat a chance to thaw and bacteria to grow before leaving the store.

Thaw carefully: Do not try to thaw the meat at room temperature, especially in hot weather. Let them slowly thaw in the refrigerator on the higher shelves. Or, you can thaw quickly in a microwave if you cook immediately.

Keep it Cool: Similarly, if you have a long journey home from the grocery store and it's a hot day, you should consider having a small portable cooler set to the back or trunk with ice that it where you can put your meat and poultry to keep frozen on the way back. Also, turn your NOC until a little fountain to return to the House.

Of food storage: Make sure that your refrigerator/freezer is cold enough. Measure the temperature and make sure that your refrigerator is 41 degrees such as e. coli (and other bacteria) can start growing to 45 degrees. If you plan to eat your meat or poultry later in the day or the next morning, be sure to store low shelf of your refrigerator, where it is cold.

Dungeon counters clean: In the preparation of meat, poultry on your work, don't forget to clean your meter clean with a disinfectant wipe and then rinse and let air dry before preparing the meat raw on it. Or use an own cookie sheet, large to prepare meat.

Clean your products: Be sure to use a cleaner of vegetables or produce wash to get rid of any bacterial remnant that may have occurred during processing and shipping. You can make your own produce washing using shares equal water and white vinegar, enough to cover your products completely and put your fruits and vegetables in the solution for 15 minutes. Rub the skin of the product (this is not possible to do with lettuce and other leafy) a scrubber. Be sure to rinse the product well before preparing.

Watch raw food: Although many people like to eat their fruits and vegetables raw to retain more vitamin content, this can add to the risk of possible bacterial contamination. Steaming at high temperature can help kill the bacteria and not to reduce the content of vitamins.

Wash your hands! Simply washing your hands with hot water and anti-bacterial SOAP will prevent you to eventually transfer the bacteria e. coli to your diet.

Symptoms of Contamination of e. Coli

Now that we have talked about how protect you contamination of e. coli from your diet, you need to know the symptoms of contamination of e. coli. Children and persons possibly very old, are more likely to get an E.coli infection simply because of the difficulty to enforce hygiene especially after using the toilet. However, any person, regardless of age, may obtain an e. coli infection. Here are a few common symptoms:
Stomach cramps and pain.Diarrhea - could start watery and become very bloody.Vomiting.

Symptoms of contamination of e. coli usually get rid of the body in a few days to a week by drinking lots of fluids to stay away from heavy food. However, complications arise from loss of blood or dehydration such as kidney damage. Please consult a doctor if your symptoms of diarrhea and vomiting are severe and you feel low, heart palpitations and show no signs of improvement after 3 days.

It is always pleasure to offer you the best answers to health.

Dr. Mark Rosenberg, M.D.
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How to lift boxes without injuring yourself

Written By anfaku01 on Monday, June 20, 2011 | 9:21 PM

Always lift knee...

Most common injuries are given in the workplace and at home are always to do with the back. The back is a key element of your body when you use many muscles in almost all the movements it, when it gets damaged you will really be notice. A back injury can be severely debilitating and can cause other health issues, it is really important prevent injury it if you can.

One of the most common ways people back is by failing to lift something heavy like a box of correct way. The wrong way of lifting enough can put strain on your back that you can withdraw or even tearing a muscle and it is when it really is evil.

Then how we lift a box without hurting yourself?

Check before hand

Before you even try to lift the box, you must take a moment to verify that it will not be too heavy. Try to push the box with your hand. If you must use considerable force to move it then it may be just simply too heavy, and you need help. If this is not too heavy, you should also check to see that the box is held together properly and that nothing will fall from top, bottom or in parts, as this may cause you lose balance.

Stretch

You may feel a bit silly to do so, but to help prepare your body for lifting heavy objects, it is preferable to stretch off the coast of the first. Stretch your neck, back, arms, shoulders and legs to cover all the bases.

Where to drink

Find where is the best place to grab the box or any type of packaging supplies you are thrown. Handles or holes appropriate on cardboard boxes are ideal, but if it is a solid cube to try to ensure that you can adapt to your arm all the way around it. If you do not, someone to help you. If you can get your arms around it, positioning a hand on the extreme corner and the other on the visible face of the other side.

Lift of slowly

When you have a good grip, get as close to cardboard box as you can and hold tight to your body. Also, get as low as possible so that you are not considered on the box. You are now ready to lift. To do so by keeping your rear right and lift the knees. Do not be tempted to arch your back or to tweak all the lifting and keep your back straight all the time that you have it in your hands.

Reverse this process to put down and hey presto! a box safe has been lifted and put down with no damage to your valuable back.

Sam Qam is a measure of expert reference. He moved on a millions of cardboard boxes in his time and has developed an acute obsession of bubble wrap and other supplies for packaging.


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