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• Meat-lover’s quinoa veggie burger

  21 May 2013

  This quinoa veggie burger recipe is a meat-lover’s burger: toasted pecans, mushrooms, Cheddar cheese, fresh herbs and red quinoa pack this vegetarian burger full of delicious flavor. It’s one of the new tasty quinoa recipes I liked from th… Continue reading →

  
  

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• Is Treating Low Back Pain as Easy as Taking Antibiotics?

  21 May 2013

  Some forms of chronic low back pain could be caused by the Prioprione acne bacteria. The infection causes pain and bone swelling that could be treated with antibiotics. In a recent European study, 80% of the patients with chronic low back pain report… Continue reading →

  
  

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• Healthy spring salad recipe with fresh peas and crispy fried shallots

  15 May 2013

  Now’s the time to head to the farmers’ market to find just-picked fresh shelling peas. Peas thrive in the cooler weather of late spring and early summer and they’re a good source of fiber, and with vitamins A and K they can help keep… Continue reading →

  
  

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• Healthpointe: Healthpointe Medical Clinics in Los Angeles, CA

  15 May 2013

  Practice External Sites: Visit the Healthpointe WebsitePhone: 888-824-5580 Continue reading →

  
  

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• Chiropractic Manipulation or Medication for Low Back Pain?

  14 May 2013

  It may be faster and more convenient to reach for the pain medication in your cabinet when your lower back suddenly starts to hurt, but a new study suggests chiropractic manipulation may be more effective. Continue reading →

  
  

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• Unusual Office Chair Solutions

  9 May 2013

  Sitting too much is a health epidemic in the United States, and it can contribute to spine pain. Trying some of these unconventional solutions such as a stand-up desk, recliner, balance ball, or treadmill desk can go a long way toward improving your ov… Continue reading →

  
  

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• Stopping Pain with Your Mind

  7 May 2013

  If there is any good news about chronic pain, it is that to a certain extent, the brain can learn to manage the sensation of pain using a combination of deep focus, breathing, and imagery techniques. Continue reading →

  
  

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