Gastric reflux has been on the rise. There seems to be a renewed vigor in the way that the medical profession is treating this issue. Many infants are beiomng placed on drugs like prilosec and Reglan. This can almost always be avoide with a few simple adjustments and nutritional protocols. It is a disgusting that infants are being placed on drugs that can cause permanant brain damage in adults.
More research on gastric reflux
Bad cholesterol, depression, high blood pressure; these are all conditions that often prompt a trip to the pharmacy. But now, physicians are administering a different treatment entirely: produce. Doctors at select clinics across the country are writing some obese patients “prescriptions” for fruits and vegetables. The Fruit and Vegetable Prescription Program provides daily $1 subsidies to buy [...]
Though it’s mostly one-sided and sometimes plays like a commercial for the alternative medical community, “Doctored” makes a cogent case for real cooperation between Western medicine and less traditional protocols. Writer-director Bobby Sheehan (he also produced and shot the documentary) begins by exploring chiropractic care and presents a case that, despite mainstream medicine’s longtime crusade to brand [...]
Irritation to a young person’s nervous system can begin in utero. The baby’s position during delivery (natural or cesarean) can create stress on their nervous system. Even a “normal, healthy” birth can induce 40-50 pounds of pressure on a newborn’s neck and spine. Dr. Carrie Getzmier, chair of the Minnesota Chiropractic Association Communications Committee says [...]