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Why you shouldn’t use a incentive spirometer after surgery and what to do instead.
Thats an incentive spirometer. It’s meant to encourage patients bedridden to fill the lungs fully with air periodically to prevent atelect...
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I injured my left knee for the third time few years ago. At the time I lacked a clear awareness or perspectives of why I exercise and over ...
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I am thinking the days when physicians were revered (or feared) are over; and I am glad this is so; at least in my practices. Personally, ...
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I think for the majority of human history our ancestors were hunters and gatherers. I think, they were likely more gatherers them hunters....
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12 percent of the population has gallstones In a US study that followed more than 13,000 adults over ten years, women with higher bloo...
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I worked ER on the weekend. I was asked to see a 25 year old that was agitated and aggressive having had her opioid overdose reversed with ...
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One of my fond childhood memory was the smell of orange peel in the fire urn during cold winter evenings at my grandfather’s house. I th... -
Holistic Medicine: 1. Good posture 2. 2-4 liters of water 3. 400 grams of non-starchy vegetables 4. Exercise and pain 5. BAM and suffe...
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Addiction is an experience. It is the experience of habitually trying in vain to meet a need with substitutes; or grasping to meet an imagi...
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I recently read that there are four questions to address to create Synchronized Care. So I thought I’ll give it a try and try to see how...
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I think, GERD, more often than not, is the way the body informs the mind of the mind’s poor food choices. PPI is a way for physician to he...
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