Work/Repetitive Stress Injuries

Written by Dr. Michael L. Johnson


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As a Board Certified Chiropractic Neurologist, I take a different approach torepparttar treatment and prevention of work related injuries. After a thorough neurological examination, I determine which part ofrepparttar 144207 nervous system is not functioning properly.

The right brain controlsrepparttar 144208 left side ofrepparttar 144209 body, andrepparttar 144210 left brain controlsrepparttar 144211 right side ofrepparttar 144212 body. Ifrepparttar 144213 patient is experiencing pain on one side ofrepparttar 144214 body (right or left),repparttar 144215 opposite brain may be firing at an abnormally high rate. In order forrepparttar 144216 patient to perceive pain, an area ofrepparttar 144217 brain must fire at a higher frequency of firing. Ifrepparttar 144218 pain is bilateral (on both sides), there may be different central structures involved, such asrepparttar 144219 brain stem or cerebellum.

No matter whatrepparttar 144220 condition, it is imperative thatrepparttar 144221 chiropractic neurologist performs a thorough comprehensive exam to determinerepparttar 144222 exact nature ofrepparttar 144223 patient's condition.

Dr. Michael L. Johnson is a Board Certified Chiropractic Neurologist with over twenty years of experience in private practice, over 850 hours of neurological studies, and 3800 hours of postgraduate education. His best-selling book "What Do You Do When the Medications Don't Work? - A Non-Drug Treatment of Dizziness, Migraine Headaches, Fibromyalgia, and Other Chronic Conditions" is available wherever books are sold. © 2005 M. L. Johnson


Commonly Available Cotton Sheets and Bedding May Be a Severe Health Risk

Written by Mark Sweiger


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The solution to this problem is to use organic cotton sheets and pillowcases on your bed. Asrepparttar concern has grown overrepparttar 144151 pesticides in conventionally grown cotton andrepparttar 144152 phthalates in polyester, organic cotton bedding has become more widely available. Organic grown cotton is now being produced worldwide, from Texas to India. The organic cotton is woven into sheets and pillowcases that look and feel like commercially available bedding, withoutrepparttar 144153 pesticides andrepparttar 144154 polyester. I also find these sheets to be much more comfortable for sleeping because they don’t trap moisture like 50/50 cotton/polyester blends.

Better organic sheets are pre-shrunk using steam and are totally machine washable and dryable. They have just a few more wrinkles out ofrepparttar 144155 dryer thanrepparttar 144156 50/50 blends, but that is a small price to pay for a healthy bed. We can all live with some wrinkles, but we may not be able to live with cancer.

Manufacturers of organic cotton bedding include:

-Coyuchi, located in Point Reyes Station, California, which imports organic cotton bedding and bath linens from India. -EcoDownUnder, which is located in Sydney, Australia, which imports organic cotton bedding and bath linens torepparttar 144157 United States. -Native Organic, located in El Segundo, California, which makes organic cotton bedding and bath linens from Texas-grown organic cotton. -Underrepparttar 144158 Canopy, located in Boca Raton, Florida, which makes organic cotton sheets and towels that are imported from Brazil, as well as organic cotton clothing.

Organic cotton sheets, pillowcases, mattress pads, and blankets from these manufacturers are now being sold acrossrepparttar 144159 United States through local retailers that specialize in natural fiber bedding. There are also a number of nationwide Internet retailers for organic cotton sheets and bedding, and one ofrepparttar 144160 largest is Dax Stores.

Organic cotton sheets and bedding cost a little more than conventional bedding, but, like my mother said, you shouldn’t be afraid to spare some expense your bedding because it will repay you with better health. I think your health is worth that extra expense, and so would my Mom, bless her heart.

Mark Sweiger is a freelance reporter on home and garden topics and ecological news. He is a definite believer in the value of using flannel sheets and organic bedding .


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