I've
written earlier posts about stress and the importance of reducing it. By
adding indoor plants to your household, you can lower the stress you
may feel. Research studies have shown that the ability to see greenery
in the indoor environment can reduce stress in minutes. A green plant in
your sight line is a lot better for calming your stress level than
soothing it with caffeine, food or alcohol.
During photosynthesis,
plants absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen which can improve air
quality. When photosynthesis stops at night, most plants flip the
script, absorbing oxygen and releasing carbon dioxide. However there are
a few plants that release oxygen at night which can aid in maintaining
air quality, improving quality of sleep and reducing insomnia. Plants
that have this characteristic include orchids, succulents such as aloe
vera, jade or Christmas cactus plants, and bromeliads.
Indoor
plants can help increase focus and creativity by allowing your directed
attention to rest and renew. Consider that when you are out doors in the
park, your senses are stimulated and engaged with the trees, leaves, or
flowers. As these plants capture your attention effortlessly or via
undirected attention, your directed attention which is used to focus on
specific tasks is relaxed and resting. Bringing plants and flowers
indoors duplicates the experience which allows directed attention to
renew. Research studies show that tasks performed while under the
calming influence of nature are performed better and with greater
accuracy, yielding higher quality results.
In addition to the
above, it has been noted that plants in the rooms of patients have had a
beneficial effect on patient well-being and health. Researchers at
Kansas State University found that patients in rooms with plants had a
quicker recovery than those in rooms without them. In comparison to
those in rooms sans plants, the patients with plants in their rooms were
less fatigued and anxious, requested less pain medication, had lower
heart rates and blood pressure, and were discharged from the hospital
sooner.
There are a lot of benefits to adding green plants to your
indoor furnishings. Plants are easy to locate, available in numerous
varieties and an excellent value for the health benefits they provide.
The biggest challenge may be choosing the best options for your location
and lifestyle along the plant care spectrum. As a Floridian, my number
one pick is the Peace Lily. The name says it all--it is calming and
attractive when gazing at the white flower bursting from deep green
foliage; you can't help but think soothing thoughts.
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Wednesday, November 29, 2017
Kidney Failure - Causes, Symptoms and Transplant
Kidneys
have a number of important functions to perform in our bodies. Firstly,
they filter the wastes from the bloodstream and help maintain the
balance of electrolytes in the body. They remove the chemical and drug
byproducts as well as the toxins from the blood stream. Further, all
these substances are eliminated from the body along with excess water as
urine. They also play an important role in secreting hormones that
regulate the absorption of calcium from the food - thus improving your
bone strength. Well they help in the production of red blood cells and
regulate the amount of fluid in the circulatory system and hence are
important when it comes to controlling blood pressure.
When the blood enters the kidneys, it is filtered in two steps. First through structures called glomeruli and second through a series of tubules called nephrons. The tubules perform a dual task. They remove the unwanted substances and also reabsorb the useful substances back into the blood.
So, what causes kidney failure?
There are a number of conditions that could contribute to kidney damage. Some are primary kidney diseases and some are other conditions that indirectly affect the kidney. Here are a few causes:
· When a kidney is damaged to an extent that it cannot function normally, it caused kidney failure.
· Kidney failure can happen rapidly or slowly. Rapid failure, or acute kidney failure as it is called, is usually in response to another illness in the body that impacts the kidneys. If the underlying cause can be treated or controlled in time, kidney failure can be prevented. Slow failures happen in response to a chronic disease such as diabetes or high blood pressure.
· In some cases, kidney disease is hereditary
· Infections and substances such as drugs can permanently scar the kidneys and lead to failure.
It is most commonly seen that people with the following conditions are at a greater than normal risk of developing kidney related problems.
· Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes
· High blood pressure - especially when not controlled in time.
· Liver disease
· Heart disease
· Inherited kidney diseases
· Those taking a lot of antibiotics
Most common symptoms to look out for:
The symptoms for kidney failure vary widely depending on the cause of the kidney failure. These symptoms also depend upon the severity of the condition and the other parts of the body that are affected.
It is important to note that most people do not show any symptoms at all - especially in the early stages of the disease. Some display very subtle or mild symptoms that are very difficult to catch. The most obvious symptoms appear only when the condition becomes severe or even critical. Kidney failure is not painful - even when severe. However, watch out for dehydration, fluid retention, urinating less than usual or nausea, vomiting or pale skin.
Kidney transplant is considered as a viable treatment where the non working kidneys are replaced with healthy kidneys from another person. Your doctor will conduct a series of tests to ensure that you have a kidney that matches the criteria and will evaluate your surgical and medical history before the surgery.
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When the blood enters the kidneys, it is filtered in two steps. First through structures called glomeruli and second through a series of tubules called nephrons. The tubules perform a dual task. They remove the unwanted substances and also reabsorb the useful substances back into the blood.
So, what causes kidney failure?
There are a number of conditions that could contribute to kidney damage. Some are primary kidney diseases and some are other conditions that indirectly affect the kidney. Here are a few causes:
· When a kidney is damaged to an extent that it cannot function normally, it caused kidney failure.
· Kidney failure can happen rapidly or slowly. Rapid failure, or acute kidney failure as it is called, is usually in response to another illness in the body that impacts the kidneys. If the underlying cause can be treated or controlled in time, kidney failure can be prevented. Slow failures happen in response to a chronic disease such as diabetes or high blood pressure.
· In some cases, kidney disease is hereditary
· Infections and substances such as drugs can permanently scar the kidneys and lead to failure.
It is most commonly seen that people with the following conditions are at a greater than normal risk of developing kidney related problems.
· Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes
· High blood pressure - especially when not controlled in time.
· Liver disease
· Heart disease
· Inherited kidney diseases
· Those taking a lot of antibiotics
Most common symptoms to look out for:
The symptoms for kidney failure vary widely depending on the cause of the kidney failure. These symptoms also depend upon the severity of the condition and the other parts of the body that are affected.
It is important to note that most people do not show any symptoms at all - especially in the early stages of the disease. Some display very subtle or mild symptoms that are very difficult to catch. The most obvious symptoms appear only when the condition becomes severe or even critical. Kidney failure is not painful - even when severe. However, watch out for dehydration, fluid retention, urinating less than usual or nausea, vomiting or pale skin.
Kidney transplant is considered as a viable treatment where the non working kidneys are replaced with healthy kidneys from another person. Your doctor will conduct a series of tests to ensure that you have a kidney that matches the criteria and will evaluate your surgical and medical history before the surgery.
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A Look At The Benefits Of Chiropractic Care
The
benefits of chiropractic care are well established today and people
suffering from back and neck pain are increasingly seeking out this
alternative treatment technique. Take a look at some of the more
powerful benefits of chiropractic care:
Provides Effective Pain Relief
Several studies that have been done have established that chiropractic care can be more effective than medications when it comes to relieving lower or upper back pain or neck pain. It also works to treat the pain of sciatica, bulging disc and slipped disc.
Pain Management Without Drugs
As research throws up more and more evidence of the dangers of taking medication and prescription pills, we are becoming more conscientious about reducing our dependence of medication. Chiropractic provides the perfect alternative as it promotes a drug-free approach. Chiropractic focuses on treating the whole system holistically.
Low Risk Treatment
Conventional medicine uses prescription medication for mild back pain and surgery for more severe back pain. Both of these are high risk as medications can cause complicated adverse effects and surgery is invasive. With chiropractic adjustments the only side effect you can expect is a bit of soreness and in some cases fatigues. Very rarely are there any serious side effects.
Treats The Cause Of The Pain
Most medications merely help to manage the symptoms of pain but the cause of the pain still remains in the body. Painkillers may mask the pain in your upper or lower back but it does not cure the bulging disc. Chiropractic care on the other hand addresses the cause of the pain, which is more effective for long-term relief.
Treatments Can Be Customized Depending On Your Condition
Chiropractors make use of a wide range of tools and techniques to treat pain and other mobility issues. All of these techniques can be customized for your body shape and size and the location of your pain. If you let your chiropractor know the exact spot that is painful and the kind of pain, you will receive customized Chiropractic treatment.
Prevents Joint Dysfunction & Several Other Conditions
One of the greatest benefits of chiropractic care is that it reduces joint dysfunction, which could otherwise lead to symptoms in other parts of the body. Routine treatment can also prevent and treat several other health conditions, from headaches and migraines to menstrual disorders, fertility issues, gastrointestinal disorders and ear infection. Your chiropractor can help develop a customized treatment plan for you depending on your symptoms.
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Provides Effective Pain Relief
Several studies that have been done have established that chiropractic care can be more effective than medications when it comes to relieving lower or upper back pain or neck pain. It also works to treat the pain of sciatica, bulging disc and slipped disc.
Pain Management Without Drugs
As research throws up more and more evidence of the dangers of taking medication and prescription pills, we are becoming more conscientious about reducing our dependence of medication. Chiropractic provides the perfect alternative as it promotes a drug-free approach. Chiropractic focuses on treating the whole system holistically.
Low Risk Treatment
Conventional medicine uses prescription medication for mild back pain and surgery for more severe back pain. Both of these are high risk as medications can cause complicated adverse effects and surgery is invasive. With chiropractic adjustments the only side effect you can expect is a bit of soreness and in some cases fatigues. Very rarely are there any serious side effects.
Treats The Cause Of The Pain
Most medications merely help to manage the symptoms of pain but the cause of the pain still remains in the body. Painkillers may mask the pain in your upper or lower back but it does not cure the bulging disc. Chiropractic care on the other hand addresses the cause of the pain, which is more effective for long-term relief.
Treatments Can Be Customized Depending On Your Condition
Chiropractors make use of a wide range of tools and techniques to treat pain and other mobility issues. All of these techniques can be customized for your body shape and size and the location of your pain. If you let your chiropractor know the exact spot that is painful and the kind of pain, you will receive customized Chiropractic treatment.
Prevents Joint Dysfunction & Several Other Conditions
One of the greatest benefits of chiropractic care is that it reduces joint dysfunction, which could otherwise lead to symptoms in other parts of the body. Routine treatment can also prevent and treat several other health conditions, from headaches and migraines to menstrual disorders, fertility issues, gastrointestinal disorders and ear infection. Your chiropractor can help develop a customized treatment plan for you depending on your symptoms.
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Thursday, November 23, 2017
Why Vitamin D or Lack of It May Be Contributing to or Causing Your Health Issues
I'm
sure by now everybody has heard of Vitamin D and how important it is for
our overall health! If you haven't, please crawl out from under that
rock for a moment so I can bring you up to speed! Most people, I'm
hoping, are even supplementing with it daily (or they should be).
Vitamin D is actually a not a vitamin at all but is a pro-hormone, as it
can be manufactured in our body when we are exposed to light. Herein is
where our problems arise. We get very little sunshine into our tissues
on a regular basis nowadays. Many of us live at a latitude which
predisposes us to sub-par sun exposure on our skin (where all the
Vitamin D magic starts), or we are slathering on sunscreen for
protection against the damaging effects of the sun, (like producing
Vitamin D to keep us healthy) which halts our vitamin D conversion!
It turns out that about 40% of the global population is deficient in Vitamin D and over 70% of Americans are either deficient or insufficient in their vitamin D levels. The sunlight we are exposed to daily is our primary source of vitamin D and since we get very little from our diets, if we are not receiving that exposure on our skin, you can imagine how important supplementation now becomes. A deficiency of Vitamin D (a serum vitamin D 25-OH level less than 20 ng/dl) is linked to many chronic diseases, cancers, poor bone health, autoimmune diseases, neurocognitive issues like depression, mood stability and Alzheimer's disease. You can begin to see the importance of having adequate levels for our bodies to operate efficiently and without disease. We have a vitamin D receptor in nearly every single cell in our body and it is responsible for regulating over 3000 of our genes. So, you can understand the gravity of the situation. Unless you plan on sunbathing in the summer and taking vacations to sunbathe in the winter, your Vitamin D requirements might need some attention. I always tell my patients that they should know their vitamin D level. Vitamin D is a fat soluble vitamin (OK, pro-hormone) that needs to be monitored. As with any fat soluble vitamin, toxicity can be an issue (although Vitamin D has a very broad range level of safety).
Where do we start? With a simple blood draw, inexpensive, not routinely done with the normal CBC or CMP, but can easily be added by asking your doctor. The test is serum Vitamin D 25-OH, and is one of the more important numbers you should know.
I had a patient who was suffering from crippling agoraphobia (she felt it unsafe to leave her home). What stood out the most from her blood work results was that her vitamin D 25-OH level was in the single digits at 7ng/dl. Very shortly after supplementing with Vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) she had no anxiety, depression or mood instabilities, and her words were, "she felt like herself again"!
Vitamin D is one of the supplements I tell every one of my patients they should be taking regularly for their health. How much you may ask? Dosage depends on your serum blood levels. If you are deficient or insufficient in your Vitamin D levels, work with a practitioner to help monitor it and set your dosing appropriately. That being said, a very safe dosage that you may immediately start supplementing with (until you can have your blood levels checked) is a summertime dose of 5,000 I.U.s and wintertime dose of 7-10,000 I.U.s of vitamin D3. Everyone should be supplementing with some amount of Vitamin D for better health. If you need your levels checked or dosage customized, give us a call and we'll accommodate your needs.
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It turns out that about 40% of the global population is deficient in Vitamin D and over 70% of Americans are either deficient or insufficient in their vitamin D levels. The sunlight we are exposed to daily is our primary source of vitamin D and since we get very little from our diets, if we are not receiving that exposure on our skin, you can imagine how important supplementation now becomes. A deficiency of Vitamin D (a serum vitamin D 25-OH level less than 20 ng/dl) is linked to many chronic diseases, cancers, poor bone health, autoimmune diseases, neurocognitive issues like depression, mood stability and Alzheimer's disease. You can begin to see the importance of having adequate levels for our bodies to operate efficiently and without disease. We have a vitamin D receptor in nearly every single cell in our body and it is responsible for regulating over 3000 of our genes. So, you can understand the gravity of the situation. Unless you plan on sunbathing in the summer and taking vacations to sunbathe in the winter, your Vitamin D requirements might need some attention. I always tell my patients that they should know their vitamin D level. Vitamin D is a fat soluble vitamin (OK, pro-hormone) that needs to be monitored. As with any fat soluble vitamin, toxicity can be an issue (although Vitamin D has a very broad range level of safety).
Where do we start? With a simple blood draw, inexpensive, not routinely done with the normal CBC or CMP, but can easily be added by asking your doctor. The test is serum Vitamin D 25-OH, and is one of the more important numbers you should know.
I had a patient who was suffering from crippling agoraphobia (she felt it unsafe to leave her home). What stood out the most from her blood work results was that her vitamin D 25-OH level was in the single digits at 7ng/dl. Very shortly after supplementing with Vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) she had no anxiety, depression or mood instabilities, and her words were, "she felt like herself again"!
Vitamin D is one of the supplements I tell every one of my patients they should be taking regularly for their health. How much you may ask? Dosage depends on your serum blood levels. If you are deficient or insufficient in your Vitamin D levels, work with a practitioner to help monitor it and set your dosing appropriately. That being said, a very safe dosage that you may immediately start supplementing with (until you can have your blood levels checked) is a summertime dose of 5,000 I.U.s and wintertime dose of 7-10,000 I.U.s of vitamin D3. Everyone should be supplementing with some amount of Vitamin D for better health. If you need your levels checked or dosage customized, give us a call and we'll accommodate your needs.
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