FBRC Health Updates

Pelvic and Low Back Pain Common During Pregnancy in Fanwood Questionnaires completed by 869 pregnant women from multiple countries revealed that nearly all (86%) experienced pelvic girdle pain and/or low back pain during their pregnancy. The findings suggest that musculoskeletal pain during pregnancy in Fanwood is more prevalent than thought and that clinicians should keep…

Top Fanwood Chiropractor Explains If Carbs Are Bad For You Top Fanwood chiropractor explains it may not be the fat in your diet that is increasing your risk of premature death, but rather consuming too many refined and processed carbohydrates. Researchers monitored the diet and health of more than 135,000 people, aged 35 to 70,…

The Correct Seat for Truck Drivers inFanwood Occupational exposure to whole-body vibration has been linked to an increased risk for musculoskeletal complaints like lower back pain in Fanwood. In this study, researchers monitored the attentiveness and comfort of commercial truck drivers while they used normal seats and newer “active” seats designed to reduce whole-body vibration…

Dark Chocolate and Olive Oil Good for the Heart for Residents in Fanwood Polyphenols are micronutrients with antioxidant properties found abundantly in whole foods such as fruits, vegetables, red wine, and cocoa. Top Fanwood chiropractor explains how chocolate and olive oil are heart healthy. According to a new study, participants who consumed a small daily…

Reduce Your Sitting Time To Become Healthier in Fanwood Study participants who received counseling on how to reduce sedentary activity managed to minimize the time they spent sitting down by 21 minutes each day while also engaging in more light-intensity physical activity in Fanwood. These participants also achieved improvements in their fasting blood sugar, reducing…

Does Osteoporosis Affect Spinal Alignment inFanwood? Women with osteoporosis in Fanwood are more likely to have greater curvature in their thoracic and lumbar spine than other females their age, suggesting they may have a greater risk for neck and back pain. This study also found that individuals with osteoporosis tend to score lower on quality…