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The Natural Approach to Optimum Blood Pressure
The Natural Approach to
Optimum Blood Pressure
Normal blood pressure varies from person to person. Variations are common because of
differences in height, weight, age, sex, temperament, body build, occupation,
and even health history.
Because blood pressure varies in individuals, even under
different circumstances, it is difficult to speak in terms of a normal blood
pressure. In fact, blood pressure depends on several factors, such as the
strength of the heart, resistance and elasticity of the blood vessel walls, and
the amount and viscosity of the blood itself.
Every person has a blood pressure range that is normal for
him or her. Slight deviations may
be expected and should not be considered a sign of any dangerous internal
development. However, severe deviations up and down and between systolic and
diastolic ratios, persistently found, are frequently a sign of an abnormality
that should be located and promptly corrected. For this reason it is important
to have you blood pressure checked regularly by a professional.
When your doctor measures your blood pressure, two readings
will be taken. One measurement is called a systolic reading, and the other a
diastolic reading. The systolic reading indicates maximum pressure within an
artery during a pulse, and the diastolic indicates the sustained pressure
within the artery when the blood vessel is relaxed between heartbeats.
High Blood Pressure
A serious deviation from one’s normal blood pressure may be
due to a specific cause. In some cases, this may be caused by emotional stress,
such as anxiety, frustration, and worry.
Sometimes, it is related to being overweight or eating too much or too
much of the wrong foods. Sometimes, it is caused or aggravated by hereditary
factors, infections, tumors, nerves, inactivity of certain glands, or impaired
functions of the kidneys. Whatever the cause, it should be diagnosed and
treated.
High blood pressure may be a symptom of arteriosclerosis,
commonly called hardening of the arteries. Abnormal changes take place in blood
vessel tissues, and fatty materials and chemical salts are deposited, resulting
in arteries becoming less elastic and smaller in internal diameter.
Symptoms of chest pain, headache, hot flashes, nervousness,
insomnia, and visual disturbances may or may not be associated with high blood
pressure. When they are present, they should be reported to your doctor of
chiropractic immediately. You also may have a bone out of place irritating a nerve.
Low Blood Pressure
It is the total circulation and not blood pressure that
determines the amount of nutrition supplied to the various parts of the body.
Low blood pressure is usually not considered dangerous unless the pressure
indicates that circulation is being impaired.
Although some individuals seem to have a lower blood
pressure than that considered average, this does not seem to be an important
factor unless it appears as a sudden drop from a person’s normal pressure. Anemia, autointoxication, heart
weakening, shock, and hemorrhage are a few common causes.
Common symptoms of low blood pressure include fatigue under
slight exertion, dizziness, apprehension, inability to concentrate on anything
except oneself, ringing in the ears, and tingling in the fingers and toes. Such
symptoms should be reported immediately.
Cause for Concern for the Total
Individual
Because so many different functions, systems, and structures
can be involved in the cause or aggravation of either high or low blood
pressure, it is important that the overall health of the individual be
considered. Often, the nervous system is involved either directly or
indirectly.
Call Dr. Florendo today. (702) 920-6556 or schedule an
appointment http://www.drflorendo.com, He will perform the necessary
thorough Chiropractic, Orthopedic, Physical and Neuro-Metabolic examination to
determine the cause and prescribe the appropriate natural care to allow your
body to function at an optimal level and keep your nervous system functioning
with out Subluxation or Interference.
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Running effectively with optimum function
Running effectively with optimum
function
Improving
your running form can help you run faster, more efficiently, and with less
stress on your body and reduced risk of injury. Follow these tips to work on
perfecting your running form.
Look Ahead
Your eyes should be focused on the ground
about 10 to 20 feet ahead of you. Don't stare at your feet. Not only is this
proper running form, but it's also a safer way to run because you can see
what's coming and avoid falling.
Land Midfoot
Don't
be a toe runner or a heel-striker. If you land on your toes, your calves will
get tight or fatigue quickly and you may develop shin pain. Landing on your heels means you have
overstrided and you're braking, which wastes energy and may cause injury. Try
to land on the middle of your foot, and then roll through to the front of your
toes.
Keep Your Feet Pointed Straight Ahead
Make
sure your toes are pointed in the direction you want to go. Running with your
feet pointed in or out could lead to running injuries.
Keep Hands at Your Waist
Try
to keep your hands at waist level, right about where they might lightly brush
your hip. Your arms should be at a 90 degree angle. Some beginners have a
tendency to hold their hands way up by their chest, especially as they get
tired. Ironically, you may actually get more tired by holding your arms that
way and you'll start to feel tightness and tension in your shoulders and neck.
Relax Your Hands
As
you run, keep your arms and hands as relaxed as possible. You can gently cup
your hands, as if you are holding an egg and you don't want to break it. Don't
clench your fists because it can lead to tightness in the arms, shoulders, and
neck.
Check Your Posture
Keep
your posture straight and erect. Your head should be up, your back straight,
and shoulders level. Keep your shoulders under your
ears and maintain a neutral pelvis. Make sure you're not leaning
forward or back at your waist, which some runners do as they get fatigued.
Check your posture once in a while. When you're tired at the end of your run,
it's common to slump over a little, which can lead to neck, shoulder, and
lower-back pain. When you feel yourself slouching, poke your chest out.
Relax Your Shoulders, Too
Your
shoulders should be relaxed and square or facing forward, not hunched over.
Rounding the shoulders too far forward tends to tighten the chest and restrict
breathing.
Rotate Arms from the Shoulder
Your
arms should swing back and forth from your shoulder joint, not your elbow
joint.
Don't Bounce
Try
to keep your stride low to the ground and focus on quick stride turnover. Too much up-and-down movement is wasted
energy and can be hard on your lower body. Take short, light steps, as if
you're stepping on hot coals. The higher you lift yourself off the ground, the
greater the shock you have to absorb when landing and the faster your legs will
fatigue.
Keep Arms at Your Side
Avoid
side-to-side arm swinging. If your arms cross over your chest, you're more
likely to slouch, which means you're not breathing efficiently. Imagine a
vertical line splitting your body in half -- your hands should not cross it.
Most
importantly get your spine checked a long with having your feet scanned to
evaluate your weight bearing biomechanics. Your body structure determines your overall body function. Dr. Florendo can evaluate the integrity
of your nervous system to see how well you are able to run. Call 702-920-6556 or Visit
Drflorendo.com and schedule your appointment
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Enjoying a Healthy, Pain Free Pregnancy
Enjoying a Healthy, Pain Free Pregnancy
Good health should be at the
forefront of everyone’s mind, especially during pregnancy. As your body changes
to accommodate your baby, subtle natural changes occur to your body, which
allow you to carry a child. Over time these changes cause the aches and pains
that are so commonly associated with pregnancy.
Nearly 50% of all women
experience some form of sciatic, back or neck pain at some point during their
pregnancy.
The increased discomfort to
the back and neck pain is often due to a spinal misalignment caused by your
baby’s increased weight in the front of the body, as well as natural changes
that occur in the pelvic area that prepare your body for delivery. This along
with increased organ stress and natural weight gain, disturb the normal
structure of the lower spine.
When the normal structure of
the Lumbar spine is disturbed, there is an increased risk of spinal
misalignment, which may narrow or block the openings between the vertebra,
causing compression, choked or irritated nerves and resulting in the pain that
you feel. The hands-on care given by Dr. Florendo at the UNLIMITED WELLNESS
INSTITUTE will help correct the cause of your problem, so your body can heal
naturally.
Chiropractic care is a natural
form of health care. It eliminates
the risk of potentially hazardous side effects, which often accompany
prescription pain drugs, and medications.
At the UNLIMITED WELLNESS
INSTITUTE we care about you and your child’s well being. Follow these 3 simple
rules and you will enjoy a Healthy, Pain Free pregnancy.
·
Eat properly and drink the right fluids.
·
Exercise regularly, but also get plenty of rest. While you are
exercising, don’t over exert yourself. If you get tired, stop.
·
Avoid drugs! Including: tobacco, alcohol, illegal substances and
medication, unless prescribed by a doctor.
Call (702)-920-6556 for more
information or to schedule an appointment.
JYou and your baby will be in
caring hands J
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
ANTIBIOTICS FOUND TO CAUSE INFLAMMATION AND SUPER BACTERIA!
UNLIMITED WELLNESS INSTITUTE
* Chiropractic
Neurology * Oxygen Glutathione Therapy
* Neuro-Metabolic and Brain Based Therapy
DR. JOHN G. FLORENDO
ANTIBIOTICS FOUND TO CAUSE
INFLAMMATION AND SUPER BACTERIA!
The medical misuse and overuse of antibiotics has been
implicated in the development of several “super bacteria,” as well as the
outbreak of new epidemics and issues around the world.
Now, health experts are expressing concern about another
risk posed by a class of antibiotics known as fluoroquinolones – often used to
treat bladder, respiratory and other infections. According to reports from both American and European
researchers, the drug can inflame and even rupture patients’ tendons.
In July, the health advocacy group Public Citizen filed a
petition with the food and drug administration (FDA) to force manufactures of
fluroroquinolone antibiotics to put a warning about the danger on the drug’s
label.
The group cited 130 reports of tendon inflammation or
rupture in people who used the prescription drug in England, France and
Belgium. About 14.4 million
prescriptions for fluoroquinolones were filled in the United States last year.
“Doctors and the public must be warned to immediately discontinue
use of flouroquinolone antibiotics at the first sign of tendon pain,” Public
Citizen Director Dr. Sidney Wolfe stated during a press conference.
The FDA has received at least 52 reports of patients in the
U.S. who have suffered tendon damage.
In the past, the labels warned against using fluoroquinolones in
children, adolescents, and pregnant or lactating women.
But Public Citizen says that warning isn’t strong enough
After stating that the public should be warned to stop using
the drug immediately if they show any signs of tendon pain, Dr. Wolfe added
that continuing the drug after the tendons become sore can cause them to
rupture. Most of the ruptures
occur in the Achilles tendon and may require surgery.
One of the many reasons to KEEP THAT WELLNESS WAY OF LIFE,
USE CHIROPRACTIC! By stimulating your nervous system, it will enhance and
naturally produce the antibiotics that your body needs. NATURE NEEDS NO HELP, JUST
NO INTERFERENCE!
Call
today to find out if you have interference in your nervous system!
702 920 6556 and reserve your
comprehensive examination today!
Dr.
John G. Florendo
Director
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Luncheon Special
Sept.
1, 2012
I would like to take this opportunity to personally thank
you for taking time to join us during our Educational Seminar last month on
Brain Based Therapy utilizing oxygen and the chiropractic nervous system
stimulation adjustment, The
Florendo Synchronized Healing Method.
I hope that learning about the latest non-surgical,
non-drug, technology and healthy modalities were both informative and
beneficial. I had three goals to educate, entertain and energize you to take
your body seriously! I pray that I accomplished that.
Due to popular demand I have extended the offer for the
month of September of a neuro-metabolic, chiropractic, orthopedic and physical
examination with oxygen testing and an acid/alkaline evaluation, for a $99.00 special. By sharing this with
others you also have an opportunity to win 2 tickets to the hit Broadway show Wicked!
More importantly this would be an excellent time to
determine if a customized program addressing the cause of sick symptoms would
be of any value improving someone’s overall life. Chronic health problems mean
nervous system overload or blockage!
You know who they are!
I invite you to take advantage of this extraordinary
opportunity and refer your family, friends and loved ones to a healthy lifestyle
through specialized chiropractic care. Help me help others!
Dr. John G. Florendo
P.S. Look out for the next luncheon and our annual food
drive in Nov.
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