Insights for Incorporating Yoga Classes in a Chiropractic Practice

Recent studies show that low back pain has become the leading cause of disability globally. Notably, around 540 million people are affected by low back pain around the world. If these statistics are anything to go by, then you must see so many patients in one day as a practising chiropractor. Nonetheless, why not use this opportunity to incorporate yoga classes in your practice? The classes will offer your patients an alternative treatment and management to back pain, and this will have a positive impact on your practice's performance. [Read More]

When to See an Obstetrician Following Your Baby's Birth

As medical professionals who deliver antenatal care, obstetricians are experts on all things related to pregnancy. Because of this, you may assume that your obstetric care ends after your hospital stay following your baby's delivery. However, there are some instances where you may need to see your obstetrician following your little one's arrival. You want to discuss future pregnancies If you don't want this pregnancy to be your last and you have a reason to want to discuss your plans, talking to an obstetric specialist is worthwhile. [Read More]

Why Should You Use Private Label Pharmaceutical Products?

When you buy some medications, you are often given a choice between a branded product and one that is sold under the name of the pharmacy or store you're shopping in. These medications are called private label pharmaceutical products. What are private label pharmaceuticals, and are there any benefits in buying them over big brand names? What Are Private Label Pharmaceutical Products? Private label medications are usually generic drugs that are sold over the counter. [Read More]

Limited by Arthritis: How Elderly Arthritis Sufferers Can Benefit from Hiring a Personal Carer

Living with arthritis is challenging in many ways, especially for the elderly. As a result, even carrying out basic tasks, such as getting dressed and cooking meals, can be difficult. Add to that the constant pains and aches of arthritis, and it isn't difficult to see why arthritis can lead to depression. The inability of elderly arthritis sufferers to live a normal life, one with dignity, means that this painful condition causes mental as well as physical issues. [Read More]