by Judy Soborowicz DC CCN, Active Health Chiropractic Inflammation is a normal reflection of wellness in our body when the process is acting as a protective response to sudden injury, infection or irritation—and it is vital for promoting healing. Fever, for example, is how we know our body’s immune inflammatory system is working correctly when fighting infection. Autoimmune disease, lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, eczema, cardiovascular disease, cancer, Chron’s, IBS, Alzheimer’s

by Heidi Toy, Functional Medicine/Educated Nutrition The thyroid is a small gland with a powerful role in your overall health. Located in the neck, it produces two primary hormones, T3 (triiodothyronine) and T4 (thyroxine), which regulate metabolism, energy, body temperature, and even brain function. Because these hormones act on nearly every cell in the body, when the thyroid is not functioning properly, the effects are widespread. The body relies on iodine to produce thyroi

By Smith & Prissel Chiropractic and Massage When we think about mental health, especially conditions like PTSD, anxiety, or chronic stress, we often focus on the brain. But from a chiropractic perspective, the conversation expands to the entire nervous system, including the spine, body, and how we physically process stress. At its core, the nervous system has two primary modes: “fight or flight” and “rest and regulate.” For individuals dealing with chronic stress or post-trau