An informative video where Dr. Miller covers both food, lifestyle and supplement options for supporting ones immune system. Here is a breakdown of when certain topics are covered: 2min How fear is detrimental to our health leading to decreased immune function, decreased ability to detoxify and more to promote repair 5min Resiliency…
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We know the news over the last few months has been quite frightening and the stats can be scary and overwhelming. Although there have been reports that those dying from Covid have no co-morbidities, further investigation is finding our lifestyle and nutrition choices are contributing factors. Most commonly, lower vitamin…
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Most of us spend a large portion of the day hunched forward. Think about when you are working on the computer, cooking, driving or even relaxing. Your typical posture during these activities is head and neck forward, shoulders rounded forward, back curved and hips flexed. When you remain in this…
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The primary function of the knee is to bend and straighten the leg, to allow for a smooth gait during walking and running and to allow for jumping. It is very common to develop knee pain in both new and seasoned exercisers. Often the type of pain which develops is…
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As an individual either new or returning to exercise it is very common to sustain injuries. Most often injuries occur in the joints such as knees, hips, feet, low back, neck and shoulders. Although there are numerous reasons for injuries, the most frequent injuries are a result of poor body…
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The shoulder joint, or glenohumeral joint, is like a ball in a socket. The shoulder joint is the interface between the humerus (arm bone), the scapula (shoulder blade) and the clavicle (collar bone). Because the bony part of the socket of the shoulder is not deep enough to fully contain…
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Fatty acids have many important uses in our bodies. Fatty acids come in different shapes and sizes, and are named based on their size and chemical structure. Omega-3 fatty acids are a specific class of fatty acids that are utilized by our bodies and are used as the precursors for…
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Our bodies primarily run on two sources of fuel, carbohydrates and fats. Carbohydrates provide us with readily available energy and are used as our default fuel. Carbohydrates fuel our workouts and allow for muscle growth. In addition, carbohydrates cause a spike in insulin levels which in turn promotes fat storage. …
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