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by Care Medical Center Staff | Sep 18, 2014 | Health Articles
Today everything comes with a label of ingredients and warnings. Although the warning labels are clear the ingredients most often can not even pronounced or spelled. The simple and safe rule of thumb that can easily be applied is that if you can not pronounce it do not eat it and try to only eat ...
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by Care Medical Center Staff | Aug 28, 2014 | Health Articles
Years ago we would open maps that only the really skilled could fold back up again. As the years of invention followed many great technologies were created to guide to not only where we wanted to go but with choices to fit our personal preferences. Our lifestyles are similar with the bountiful choices. Like our ...
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by Care Medical Center Staff | Feb 27, 2014 | Health Articles
There are so many choices for lumbar support, but we don't tend to look for one until we are experiencing pain. Correct support of the lumbar spine can help to prevent neck and back pain. The most important factor when looking for a support is to ensure that your spine is correctly aligned, this way ...
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by Care Medical Center Staff | Feb 25, 2014 | Health Articles
Lights and Bells are sounds we are conditioned to respond to quickly when there is a crisis. Our body's warning system, pain, is unfortunately the most often ignored alarm. Pain of any kind is a warning signal from your body that something is wrong. People often prefer to silence their warning system with pain killers ...
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by Care Medical Center Staff | Feb 20, 2014 | Health Articles
Following successful anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstructive surgery, patients often continue to experience knee instability or “knee buckle” with activity. Originally thought to be a deficiency in strength or motor control, new literature suggests the existence of an additional ligament located at the anterior knee contributing to this phenomenon.
The Anterolateral Ligament (ALL) originates from the ...
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