So much of the pain we experience can be alleviated by the way that we eat. For example, one of the biggest producers of pain is eating too much sugar. You see, sugar promotes inflammation, which is the cause of your pain. Eating processed food is not a promoter of a relaxed soft tissue in our muscles. It creates contraction. The bottom line is: a diet that is high in brightly colored FRESH produce will help combat pain.
Another big helper in reducing pain is to take pancreatic enzymes. 8x Pancreatin from Zorex international is an excellent choice for reducing inflammation in this manner. Enzymes have been proven to reduce pain and inflammation when taken on an empty stomach. They also speed healing and do so without any side effects. To me that is the important part! If you have any questions, please give me a call. I would really like to work with you and help to get you started on a health journey. I can be reached at 502-410-1270 or [email protected]. Your best health, Dr. Darren.
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![]() For me, intermittent fasting has been a wonderful addition to my overall health. It allows my body to take a break, and cleanse itself. I have noticed my digestion has thanked me. Overall I have more energy, and sense of well being. If you want to know more about the best way to do intermittent fasting, don't hesitate to call the office to set up an appointment for your preventive health. Also, I am attaching a list of supplements that will support you both in your ability to have success with it, as well as give you more energy. Study Reveals Body's Detox Mechanism to Cleanse PollutionResearch published in Toxicological Sciences exposed a new mechanism whereby small toxic particles from diesel fumes can exaggerate the inflammatory response. The collaborative study was carried out by researchers in Japan, the US, and Germany, from Hiroshima University, the University of California and the Leibniz Research Institute.
Industrialization has increased the amount of man-made toxins in the air, and it has long been known that people who live in cities or industrialized areas are more prone to a wide range of respiratory diseases. Until this study, the underlying mechanisms were unclear. The researchers identified a cell receptor called AhR that was activated by diesel particles. These receptors cover areas of the body that are in contact with the air, such as - the skin, gut, and lungs. The AhR receptor is designed to be activated when toxins reach the body, and as such, they trigger the process of detoxification of the body from airborne toxins (like fumes). The researchers used both human and animal immune cells and subjected them to tiny particles of diesel fumes. In turn, the cells produced Interleukin 33 (IL-33), which is a protein that promotes inflammation as part of the immune response. They checked that the IL-33 was produced by AhR by blocking AhR, and found that no IL-33 was produced when AhR was blocked. Concluding that IL-33 is produced by AhR. The researchers established how airborne particles from diesel fumes can exacerbate respiratory illness and make symptoms more severe, promoting inflammation. Lead researcher Ishihara stated, "This is an urgent issue in our drastically developed world." The key solution he said was to escape to the countryside to enjoy fresh air, with less airborne particles. Another good thing to do for those of us who can't get out into the countryside right away is to drink filtered water, organic foods, and do a detox cleanse regularly. Check out the link below to help give your body the break it needs to stay well. You can call the office any time to order one. http://www.tuesdayminutes.com/nutriclearplus2-viotron_international.html The most valuable asset we have every this and every year for ourselves and our family is our health. It has been my mission for about 10 years now to both educate and provide the resources to help families stay healthy. If you have a question about health, give me a call. Now more than ever it's a good idea to heed the idea of taking supplements to boost your immune system. Here is a wonderful article about immune support. As the year comes to a close, it's a great time to start working on being our best self for 2021. Here are some great tips for having more energy and focus so that we can be at our very best next year!
https://blog.naturessunshine.com/en/how-to-stay-focused-natural-supplements/ Hyperbaric oxygen chambers are very useful for ant-aging. There are studies that show a significant increase in telemere length, as well as increased cognitive ability. We have one of these pieces of equipment here at Freedom Whole Health! Please call our offices at 502-410-1270 for more information.
Here is a wonderful article for your review as well! https://www.aging-us.com/article/202188/text Now more than ever its time to support our immune system. Let's take some positive steps for the new year to get our bodies in the best fighting shape of our life!
Check out this 2 minute video to learn more! https://metabolicmanagement.vids.io/videos/799ddfb21c1de5c3f0/nutriclearplusad-m4v We are so excited to be moving to our new location at 201 Breckenridge Lane, Suite 202, Louisville, Ky 40207, in the heart of St Matthews. We will have more space to serve you and our community better. It is a bright space with a pleasant common area where you can learn about additional services we offer while you wait. It has off-street parking and easy access to the second floor via elevator or stairs. Stay tuned for images of interior space as we will be putting the finishing touches on it even after we are open for business on August 5th. Juicing is a very popular health topic right now. And your question more than likely would be “Is it good for me”? We are going to take a look at how the answer to that question may be different, for different people, for different reasons. There are many people who have valuable experience to share and you can apply what tips pertains to you. Whether these people are health experts like Dr Darren Mills or people who learned by trial and error, both have insight into the subject.
If you are considering juicing for detoxing and cleansing your digestive system we recommend our Bio Detox Kit as a way to cleanse our systems twice a year. Dr Darren Mills of Freedom Whole Health recommends juicing as a great option to use as dietary maintenance and a lifestyle habit with healthy benefits and are good to keep our digestive system healthy. As always consult your with your health practitioner for guidance. On a graduated scale, we can say that any recipe made at home is usually better than something processed and purchased at a store. So making a juice with farm fresh organic fruits and veggies is going to be a good quality product. It is often said that food is best for you in the form closest to the one in which it was created. So home made juice is good. Homemade also gives you the ability to make a blend of fruits and veggies that suits your personal needs or flavor palette. Another benefit. Juicing as a replacement for store bought juices is a good choice. Store bought not only can contain additional ingredients you do not need, it often has added sugar. If you have been learning anything about healthy choices, you know that less refined sugar is better. So to make a juice with less grams of sugar than store bought juices is also a good thing. At the next level, we hear about juice cleansing or juice detoxing. This means that you are not just adding homemade juices to your diet, you are using juices as food replacement for one or more reasons. This needs to be done under supervision of a health practitioner to make sure you consider your current state of health and and any precautions that need to be taken to make sure your blood sugars remain stable as well as any other modifications that may need to be considered. Whether you have a specific objective for juicing or you just want to see an overall improvement to your health, there are many bloggers that have put good information out there to read. Blogger, Ryan Cruz gives his testimony of what juicing did for him personally. Another inspirational account is given by Neil Martin. Vanessa Simkins personally found success for weight loss, Tracee Sloan has explored the results of healthy skin, and many other bloggers insights can be found here. Along with all the personal testimony we want to make sure that you are also getting information from reputable health practitioners. One of those highly respected health professionals is Dr Josh Axe. He outlines the pros and cons of juice cleansing. Dr Mercola is another well respected health professional that values nutrition as a key to health and also recommends juicing. A more local source Middletown Family Chiropractic who also values a holistic approach to health, gives pointers on what to consider when doing a healthy juice cleanse. Now for the practical ways to get started and introduce a new process to your routine. The Juice Master, Jason Vale, shows you what juicer he believes is best. You can find many other review sites online if you look and gather enough information to make an informed decision based on your needs and lifestyle. By now some of you are saying, “okay, that sounds great, but it sounds like a lot of work”. If you are unsure at this point if you are ready to make the investment into a juicer, or if you are even sure you would like the taste of certain juice combinations, there is another option. You can order fresh juices from a delivery service. This would be a great way to trial different fresh juices. See what you like. It is more expensive, but the work is done for you. Working this new way of adding nutrition to your routine can take time to achieve. It takes awhile to form new habits, let alone diet related ones for a new healthier you. Be nice to yourself and consider any incremental step you take, one day at a time, is a step in the right direction. Any chance you get to stop by a local juicery and try one of their creations, you are investing in a more vibrant version of yourself and supporting a local business that is another resource for you on your journey to obtain or retain a healthy you. Cheers to you and juice! WHAT IS LABOR DAY? Always held on the first Monday in September, Labor Day was the idea of Peter J. Maguire (although recent research has shown that it might have been his brother Matthew’s idea), a labor union leader who in 1882 proposed a celebration honoring the American worker. The date chosen was simply “convenient,” according to Maguire, because it was midway between the Fourth of July and Thanksgiving. Although the day’s focus on organized labor has diminished over the years, the holiday has become a way to mark the end of the summer season—and the start of the school year. LABOR DAY RECIPES Traditionally, Labor Day consists of barbecues and time spent together with family. So enjoy your summer send-off with a healthy option from your bounty of fresh corn. Hopefully you have been to your local farmers market to get some. Summer Salsa SaladINGREDIENTS
8 ears corn, husked 1/2 cup vegetable oil 1/4 cup apple cider vinegar 1-1/2 teaspoons lemon juice 1/4 cup minced fresh parsley 2 teaspoons sugar 1 teaspoon sea salt (optional) 1 tablespoon chopped fresh basil or 1/2 teaspoon dried basil 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper 2 large tomatoes, seeded and coarsely chopped 1/2 cup chopped onion 1/3 cup chopped green bell pepper 1/3 cup chopped red bell pepper INSTRUCTIONS In a pot, boil corn for 5 to 7 minutes, or until tender. Drain and set aside to cool. In a bowl, whisk together oil, vinegar, parsley, basil, sugar, lemon juice, salt (if using), and cayenne. Cut cooled corn off cob and add to oil mixture. Add tomatoes, onions, and peppers to corn and oil mixture. Stir to combine. Chill in the refrigerator for several hours or overnight. |
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