The Benefits of Regular Exercise

Posted on Mar 16th 2024

Movement is medicine. In the realm of musculoskeletal health, the benefits of regular exercise extend far beyond building strength and flexibility. One aspect is the positive impact exer … read more

Free Seminar - Osteoporosis Replay

Posted on Feb 26th 2024

In this webinar hosted by Dr. Meredith Warner’s clinic, Warner Orthopedics & Wellness, Dr. Warner discussed everything you need to know about osteoporosis.Trying to lose weight for y … read more

The 4 Stages of Osteoporosis

Posted on Feb 21st 2024

Osteoporosis is a condition defined by the body’s inability to replace lost bone tissue appropriately. The reabsorption of bone tissue is a natural process that the body does; however, t … read more

Natural Medicines VS Pharmaceuticals: Here's What I Tell My Patients

Posted on Feb 19th 2024

When taking natural medicines, results can take a little longer than traditional pharmaceuticals that are formulated specifically to relieve symptoms.Natural remedies attempt to address … read more

Why Alcohol Is Bad for Your Body and a Recommendation for Wellness

Posted on Feb 17th 2024

Alcohol, a common aspect of society throughout time, a social lubricant and a stress-reliever for many, has long been ingrained in our culture. However, beneath its facade of relaxation … read more

How Does Wake Well Help Your Body Process Alcohol?

Posted on Feb 14th 2024

Celebrations are an important part of sharing our lives with family and friends, and sometimes those celebrations include alcoholic beverages. For as long as there has been socialized hu … read more

How Berberine Helps with Prediabetes

Posted on Feb 10th 2024

Prediabetes is when an individual has higher than normal blood sugar levels but they are not high enough to be diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. This happens as insulin resistance progress … read more

What is a Blue Zone and Why Should I Care?

Posted on Feb 7th 2024

What Are Blue Zones?The term “Blue Zones” was coined by National Geographic explorer and author, Dan Buettner. During 20 years of research, he discovered five distinct regions worldwide … read more

Staying Hydrated: The Importance Of Water

Posted on Feb 3rd 2024

You may have heard the statistic that humans are made up of about 75% water. But, do you really understand what that means? It has been determined that the human body can sustain itself … read more

Free Seminar Bone Health & Osteoporosis Replay

Posted on Feb 1st 2024

Strong, healthy bones are essential for mobility and overall well-being, yet osteoporosis and bone loss affect millions, increasing the risk of fractures and long-term health complicatio … read more