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BridgeHealth is a modern, fully integrated wellness, rehabilitation, and sport performance centre offering personalized services in a relaxed and welcoming environment.

02/12/2026

Move better. Feel better. Perform better. Listen to your body and take charge of your wellbeing. At BridgeHealth, we offer all of these services (and many more!) for overall wellness accessibility.

02/10/2026

Come one, come all. Evidence-based care meets whole-body wellness with chiropractic, physiotherapy, massage, nutrition, naturopathy, kinesiology, and acupuncture all in one place.

Link in bio to book, or visit our website bridgehealth.ca

02/06/2026

Headaches don’t have to be your normal. Chiropractic care can help reduce frequency and intensity by working on the tissues surrounding your head and neck, therefore improving how your body moves and functions.

02/04/2026

Dr. Adrian Pena is an evidence-based practitioner who provides individualized care using myofascial release, trigger point therapy, mobilization, gentle adjustments, and DRX9000 spinal decompression to improve nervous system function, reduce pain, and restore movement. A former Canadian National Team soccer player, he now treats professional and Division I athletes, including players in top European leagues, MLS, NCAA, and U SPORTS.

Schedule a consultation with him today!

01/30/2026

Cortisol is often misunderstood. It naturally rises throughout the day to support energy, focus, and stress adaptation when needed. However, chronic stimulation keeps cortisol elevated into the evening, making it difficult to unwind. Restorative sleep is essential for regulating cortisol rhythms and is critical for overall health.

There are many ways to take control of your cortisol, and we are here to help!

01/29/2026

Sleep hygiene is foundational for restorative sleep, and Nadine comes with some great tips to have a good night’s rest.

Support healthy circadian rhythm by ensuring you’re getting the correct vitamins, participating in healthy habits before bed and when you wake up, and speak to a professional to help you find your perfect nighttime routine.

01/28/2026

Caffeine blocks adenosine (a sleep-promoting signal), which triggers release of adrenaline and cortisol to increase alertness.

Alcohol initially sedates, but later activates the stress response as it’s metabolized, increasing cortisol and fragmenting sleep.

Sugar causes rapid blood-glucose spikes followed by drops, prompting the adrenal glands to release cortisol and adrenaline to stabilize blood sugar.

The adrenal glands are small hormone-producing glands that sit on top of the kidneys and regulate stress responses, energy levels, blood sugar, and sleep–wake rhythms through hormones like cortisol and adrenaline.

Your body is craving calm… Try to avoid these if you haven’t been sleeping well!

01/23/2026

Having trouble sleeping? You’re not alone. Many women find that their sleep schedules are off, which may be due to hormonal changes and high cortisol levels. Speak with a knowledgeable practitioner about these challenges you may face — we’re here to help.

01/21/2026

Building muscle during menopause supports metabolism, bone density, joint health, and energy levels.

Start small, stay consistent, and don’t be afraid to lift heavier than you think. Your future self will thank you.

01/19/2026

Beef tallow has been recognized for many different benefits. Dr. Liz uses beef tallow to help ease the effects of eczema. Another positive bonus, it can reduce wrinkles!

01/14/2026

Nadine, BridgeHealth’s registered dietician, detailed all the inflammatory food that you should be avoiding if you want to look, feel, and be your best. Inflammatory foods can trigger chronic inflammation in the body, leading to joint pain, poor gut health, blood sugar imbalance, and increased risk of heart disease. Choosing whole, anti-inflammatory foods helps support long-term health and energy.

01/12/2026

Support your joints from the inside out!

Focus on nutrition, hydration, and smart supplementation:
Prioritize anti-inflammatory foods & limit processed, fried, or packaged items
Supplement key nutrients like Vitamin D, calcium, magnesium, and omega-3s for bone, muscle, and joint health

Fatty fish or high-quality fish oil can help reduce inflammation.

Address

2 St. Clair Avenue West, Suite 602
Toronto, ON
M4V1L5

Website

http://www.BridgeHealth.ca/

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