Happy Facebook Friday!
We know that you probably do not read every story that crosses your Facebook timeline, but luckily here at COD we have a full staff that reads every post, tweet, and watches every video…even if it contains cute dancing kittens. So to save you some time, we decided to have our team put together a roundup of the top posts that will most likely affect your practice and give you the highlights for this week.
Don’t worry, we won’t bore you with any dancing kittens today.
1. Chiropractic care may help infants sleep
A pilot study discovered a significant percentage of infants enjoyed longer sleep following gentle adjustments to misaligned areas of the spine.
Most of us are constantly looking for a potent source of energy to get us through our hectic week. For many, this comes in the form of caffeine from coffee or energy drinks. This type of fuel has its downfalls however, sometimes in the form of a “crash” mid afternoon, a headache from dehydration, or nausea if the stomach is empty. Beyond all of this, caffeine has a high instance of addiction, whether it be a physical or a habitual dependency. As a replacement for energy enhancers such as caffeine, Maca root has been gaining attention from health conscious consumers not only for its nutritional density, but also for its remarkable ability to replace some of today’s most common pharmaceuticals, including Viagra and Progesterone.
3. Children athletes can receive chiropractic services
Chiropractor Dr. Alex Vidan joins us with a look at how chiropractors are helping athletes from little league to the big leagues.
4. What Your Poop Says About You (For Serious)
What do your poops say about you? This may sound like a joke, but you can actually learn a lot about your health from your daily doo.
In this video and post, I’ll give you the full scoop… on what is and isn’t a good poop.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VM1FGtcdxDo
5. Doctor admits he intentionally misdiagnosed cancer, ordered unneeded chemo
A Michigan doctor faces life in prison after he admitted to intentionally misdiagnosing patients with cancer and recommending unnecessary chemotherapy to dying patients.
Dr. Farid Fata pleaded guilty Tuesday to 13 counts of health care fraud, two counts of money laundering and one count of conspiracy to pay and receive kickbacks, reported the Detroit Free Press.
6. Man’s Favorite Food Gives Him PARASITES Throughout His Entire Body
In a bizarre and certainly disgusting story, a man ended up having tapeworms throughout his entire body after he indulged in his favorite food.
7. Even Nurses are Taking A Stand Against the Flu Vaccination
Experienced nurses across the United States are choosing to lose their jobs rather than submit to forced mandatory flu vaccinations. This began last flu season, in 2012, and we reported many stories of brave nurses standing up for their rights and refusing to submit to mandatory flu vaccinations as a requirement to keeping their jobs. (See: Brave Nurses Lose Jobs to Stand on Principle and Refuse Forced Vaccinations).
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