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🍎 INJURY REHABILITATION & FUNCTIONAL MEDICINE 🍎 • THE MOBILITY • FLEXIBILITY & AGILITY EXPERTS • Specializations: Treating Severe Pain, Sciatica, Neck & Back Pain, Whiplash, Headaches, Joint Injuries, Sports Injuries, Degenerative Arthritis. Advanced therapies focused on mobility recovery, structural conditioning, health, nutrition, wellness, and optimal fitness. Our chiropractors, nutritionists, doctors, nurse practitioners, acupuncturist and medically integrated clinical staff are ready to help you. We focus on functional medicine treatment plans that bring genuine care and health to our patients. We offer injury care, sports wellness, and nutritional treatment protocols that bring optional health to you.

3 Boxing Moves for Beginners

Boxing is all the rage right now—everyone from models like Gigi Hadid and Ashley Graham to celebs like J.Lo and Demi Lovato have picked up the powerful workout as their go-to way to stay fit. And they're definitely on to something. Boxing is great way to up your heart rate and tone your body from head to toe. It’s no… Read More

UTEP Men�s Golf Headed to NCAA Regionals

Related Articles The Conference USA champion UTEP men�s golf team learned on Thursday morning that it will be one of eight squads participating in the Sammamish (Wash.) NCAA Regional May 15-17.� The regional will be contested at the Aldarra Golf Club with 54-hole stroke play as the format. �I think it could be a great place for us to go,�… Read More

Is an Enzyme Making You Fat?

Researchers say they've found an enzyme in mice associated with obesity and a loss of exercise capacity in midlife, suggesting that the discovery could eventually lead to new weight-loss medications. The team at the U.S. National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) gave one group of mice a drug that inhibits the activity of the enzyme called DNA-PK. Another group… Read More

Could Diet Aggravate Asthma?

The idea that diet could have a role to play in preventing the signs of asthma is starting to gain ground, with studies highlighting certain deficiencies in patients or warning against the consumption of certain foods. On World Asthma Day, May 2, Relaxnews spoke to Dr. Bertrand Delaisi, a pediatric pulmonologist at Clinique Marcel Sembat in Boulogne-Billancourt, France, for an… Read More

High Heels Can Cause Back, Knee & Hip Pain

Doctor of Chiropractic, Dr. Alexander Jimenez looks at high heels at what they do to the back. Ladies, ever wonder why you suffer from regular bouts of lower back pain?� Achy hips?� How about crazy tight leg muscles?� Don�t blame it on your cycling class, or too many squats or, the trainer you only see once or twice a week.�… Read More

PUSH-as-Rx � Youth Fitness Training

PUSH as Rx owner and exercise physiologist, Daniel Alvarado opens up about what PUSH as Rx means to him and what they have to offer. Crossfit Weight Loss Strength Conditioning Athletic Training (Any Sport) Cardiovascular Elderly Fitness Nutrition &nbs Read More

Yes, It’s Possible To Exercise Too Much: Here Are The Signs

Make the most of your rest days Help your body recover with these self-care strategies from pros. Eat well and hydrate: "You should be feeding your body nutrient-dense foods, like lean proteins and veggies," says Rosante. "And be sure to drink plenty of water." Use a foam roller: "Imagine knots on a rubber band�trigger points are like that, and exercising… Read More

This Invigorating Yoga Flow Is the Best Way to Get Energized

When the going gets tough, yoga. That’s our mantra this spring—and this flow is proof that deep breaths and a little movement can work wonders on your energy levels. It’s led by Tiffany Cruikshank, founder of Yoga Medicine and an expert in the restorative power of yoga. The sequence is meant to wake you up, and help you find your… Read More

6 Easy Ways to Add Cardio to Your Strength Workout

This article originally appeared on DailyBurn.com. Resistance training and cardio exercise can indeed co-exist. In fact, blending them together creates the ideal time-saving gym session. All you have to do is make a few intensity-amplifying tweaks to your existing strength workout and it can drive up your heart rate, burn more calories and improve your cardiovascular health, says New York City-based trainer Laura… Read More

Golf: Tiger Woods Has Another Back Surgery

Doctor of Chiropractic, Dr. Alex Jimenez examines Tiger Woods' and his latest back surgery. We have a look at Tiger Woods' extensive history of injuries during his career. USA TODAY Sports Tiger Woods Won�t Be Back For Some Time Woods, that has made just three starts in a couple of years, likely won�t play again this year after he'd his… Read More

Calisthenics: The Ancient Greek Workout To Get A Shredded Body

Doctor of Chiropractic, Dr. Alexander Jimenez and PUSH as Rx Owner/Exercise Physiologist Daniel Alvarado discuss calisthenics or (gymnastic exercises to achieve bodily fitness and grace of movement.) You�re not far off when thinking of calisthenics, in case you possess a mental picture of the military performing jumping jacks to cadence. The truth is , though, that calisthenics exercises are rooted… Read More

Cervical Spine & Low Back Pain

Doctor of Chiropractic, Dr. Alexander Jimenez looks at the cervical spine and low back pain. Low back pain and leg pain are the most common cause of disability worldwide. As such new research based treatment approaches are needed. This new randomized trial by BCP Non-profit and Cairo University tested the ability of the cervical Denneroll orthotic to improve cervical spine… Read More

Boost Your Energy Naturally With These Nine Foods

When mid-afternoon fatigue sets in, it's easy to reach for a cup of coffee or a sweet treat for a quick boost. Unfortunately, the energy boosting effects are short-lived and often lead to a crash later in the day. Instead, experts say it�s best to opt for a snack that's rich in protein, fiber, and complex carbohydrates for a natural… Read More

Gluten-free diets could raise risk of coronary disease, study says

A new study found that gluten-free diets could increase cardiovascular risk in people without celiac disease. The study claims that gluten-free diets among people without celiac disease is not associated with risk of coronary heart disease, but such diets result in a low intake of whole grains, which are linked to cardiovascular benefits. Researchers say that gluten-free diets among people… Read More

Supportive Older Children Can Stave Off Dementia

Seniors who have a good relationship with their adult children also have a reduced risk of developing dementia, according to a new UK research published Tuesday in the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease. Carried out by a team of researchers from the University of East Anglia (UEA), University College London (UCL), London Metropolitan University and the University of Nottingham, the study looked… Read More

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