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NATURAL PAIN MANAGEMENT
Pain is the body’s way of communicating with us — a warning signal that protects us from harm and prevents further damage. However, when pain becomes chronic, it can interfere with daily life. Chronic pain affects about 20% of adults worldwide and is expected to increase as the population ages. It is associated with a significant socioeconomic burden, including high healthcare costs, absenteeism, loss of productivity, functional impairment, and disability. Here are a few ways
Dr Gi Ming Chan
Nov 11
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The Link Between Sugar and Chronic Pain: Here’s What You Need to Know
When it comes to managing pain, you might not think of sugar as the first contributor. But recent studies suggest that there is a strong connection between sugar consumption and increased pain—especially in those dealing with chronic pain conditions. Whether you’re struggling with joint pain, inflammation, or nerve issues, your sugar intake could be playing a significant role in how much you hurt.
In this post, we’ll explore the science behind the connection between sugar an
Dr Gi Ming Chan
Jul 21
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Herbs to support a healthy gut.
When we think about gut health, we often just associate it with digestion. But the truth is, your gut plays a much bigger role in your overall health than you might realize. One key player in this story? Something called leaky gut syndrome—a condition that can affect not only your digestion but your immune system, mood, energy levels, and even your skin.
Dr Gi Ming Chan
Jun 15
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How Chiropractic Care Supports & Speeds Up Healing from Sports Injuries
Let’s break down how chiropractic care helps athletes recover and stay strong, safely and naturally. At its core, chiropractic care is all about restoring balance to the body. Sports injuries often lead to misalignments or restricted joint movement, which can disrupt your entire system. Chiropractors use precise, hands-on techniques to correct those imbalances, relieve pressure, and improve movement.
Dr Travis Horne
Jun 10
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