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Goal-Setting for Spring Time

By Espinosa | March 1, 2017

New Years Resolutions should be set in spring It is the time of renewal and a positive change in the weather; the time of color and abundance in produce; if ever there were a season that was geared toward losing weight it would be this one! It’s the time to put the dourness of winter…

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Don’t Fear the Office Chair

By Espinosa | February 23, 2017

Don’t let flexibility slip away while you work… ….because it will! Sitting hunched over for 8 hours is a behavior that contributes to a steep decline in flexibility as we get older. If you choose to do nothing about it, then you are leaving your body at risk for injury from basic daily motions. Think…

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Headaches in the Office: A Computer Screen Conundrum

By Espinosa | February 15, 2017

Computer screen headaches are on the rise For many people, a work day is defined by bodies crunched over, eyes focusing on a bright screen, with the whole office illuminated and a vortex of sound surrounding them. Is it any wonder that a headache could develop out of this kind of sensory stimulation and poor…

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Switch it off! Letting go of Stress

By Espinosa | February 10, 2017

  When only stress remains in the day… Many people complain of not being able to switch off when they leave work- they arrive home to more thoughts of the job and the feeling that they can’t let go. This sends us spiraling into stress when we should be unwinding. As an office of chiropractic,…

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Is your Head Balanced atop your Spine?

By Espinosa | February 9, 2017

Your head weighs more than you give it credit for… Forward head posture (FHP) is a pervasive positioning of the head related to overuse of cell phones and computers. The wall test is a simple way to diagnose yourself with FHP: Stand straight against a wall Feet shoulder width apart. Heels, buttocks and shoulder blades…

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Millions of Keystrokes: a Picture of Repetitive Stress Injuries

By Espinosa | February 2, 2017

When you work at the computer, your hands are on the front line For some it may take weeks, for others years, to show but the repetitive stress of typing all the time does take its toll on the fingers, wrists and forearms. And this map of pain can be traced further to the shoulders,…

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Snacking Responsibly

By Espinosa | January 31, 2017

^cake pops, a snack sure to cause a sugar crash. But how likely are you to reach for it anyway?  Snacking has a bad rap in the health community Because we tend to snack on JUNK! For a busy individual, snacking can actually be extremely useful. It just needs to be done right. Blood sugar ebbs…

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How to Lose that Hangry Feeling in the Morning

By Espinosa | January 26, 2017

Breakfast for energy There is quite a bit of debate regarding breakfast and its supposed role in weight loss vs. weight gain, its links to cardiovascular disease and its relative value to other meals. Foregoing this debate, we want to focus on one reason why breakfast is important: energy. For the busy professional, breakfast is…

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An Easy Way to Relax from Head to Toe

By Espinosa | January 23, 2017

Muscle tension is a byproduct of stress While your brain is on fire, your body feels tight and this feeling perpetuates itself: the tightness and potential pain add further to the stress. This situation necessitates an equally comprehensive response, taking deep breaths while addressing the muscle tension.  When it comes to beating stress, progressive muscle…

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Balanced Breathing: A Beginner’s Guide

By Espinosa | January 17, 2017

The concept is simple: balanced breathing means you breathe in and breathe out for equal amounts of time. But the upside is amazing: there is no quicker way to calm your nervous system, sharpen the mind and reduce stress than by breathing well. Unfortunately, many of us seem to forget how to breathe as we…

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