Here I go over general ideas on how to treat upper crossed syndrome and I show an exercise called Brugger’s Postural Relief Exercise which you can do to decrease pain and dysfunction from upper crossed syndrome.

 

 

Graston Technique and Kinesio Taping are two things that really help get Upper Crossed Syndrome under control as well.

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My episode of Healthy Hints for Harmony on Toledo BizConnectTV where I talk about what Upper Crossed Syndrome is.

 

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Take a look. Make sure you are wrapping your presents right too, like I talk about in the video.

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Here are some things to remember when you are out raking your yard.

 

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A study in 2004 showed that when a chiropractor acted as the primary care physician and gatekeeper in an HMO, significant cost savings were found. During a four year period, there was a decrease of 43.0% in hospital admissions, 58.4% hospital days, 43.2% outpatient surgeries and procedures, and 51.8% pharmaceutical cost reductions1 compared to other conventional medicine IPAs offering the same HMO product during the same time frame in the same area.

Even more impressive is when the study was revisited after running for seven years, the savings became even more apparent. There were decreases of 60.2% in hospital admissions, 59.0% less days in the hospital, 62.0%  less outpatient surgeries and procedures , and 85.0%  pharmaceutical cost reductions when compared with normative conventional medicine IPA performance for the same HMO product in the same geography over the same time frame. These final numbers are based on 70,274 member months or approximately 836 members over 7 years.

What makes this even more impressive is that the conditions which patients presented with were the same as for any normal primary care physician. There were patients who presented complaining of issues which ended up being diagnosed as cardiovascular, gynecologic,  endocrine (thyroid, diabetes), sinus, gastrointestinal and even cancer. The patients did not have worse outcomes than patients in other programs. In multiple surveys, member’s satisfaction rate was well in the 90% which is rare for conventional medicine.

 

  1. Sarnat, R and J Winterstein. “Clinical Utilization and Cost Outcomes From an Integrative Medicine IPA.” Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics . 27. (2004): 336-347. Print.
  2. Sarnat, R, J Winterstein, and J Cambron. “Clinical Utilization and Cost Outcomes From an Integrative Medicine Independent Physician Association: An Additional 3-Year Update.” Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics . 30.4 (2007): 263-269. Print.

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It is very important that you learn to deal with chronic stress as it can have very negative consequences on your health. You can find information below on how to manage stress in your life.

Living with Stress

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Here is my video blog on how to achieve quality sleep.

 

Here is some extra information on how to achieve quality sleep.

Quality Sleep

Sleep Ergonomics

 

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For anyone who wants more information on leaf raking tips, I have included a link to a PDF file for you below. I hope you enjoyed the Video Post and I hope you learned something.

Leaf Raking Tips

 

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