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Ross & Marion Hauser

Ross Hauser, MD, Med. Dr. Hauser is a well-known Prolotherapy physician, loved by his patients for his unqiue approach to health and healing.

Dir. & Marion Hauser, MS RD, CEO, Caring Medical FL leaders in regenerative injection & diagnostic methods & natural medicine to treat structural instabilities that cause MSK, orthopedic, neurological, & systemic symptoms/conditions. Together with his wife and business partner, Marion (also a registered dietitian and CEO), they run Caring Medical Florida & the Hauser Neck Center. Dr. Hauser and Marion are also authors and gifted speakers on topics related to health, wellness, faith, Prolotherapy, and the Biblical approach to healing. Exodus 15:26 Moses said “If you will diligently listen to the voice of the Lord your God, and do that which is right in his eyes, and give ear to his commandments and keep all his statutes, I will put none of the diseases on you that I put on the Egyptians, for I am the Lord, your healer.” ESV

Dr. Hauser and Marion are passionate about helping people achieve healthy, balanced, spirit-filled lives. Please note: This page is run by the team at Caring Medical FL. Articles are written by Ross and Marion and posted here on this page. We hope you enjoy them. If you would like to receive more from them, please sign up for the Caring Medical e-newsletters at https://www.caringmedical.com/videomedia/subscribe-to-our-enews/

12/09/2025

How do you feel during the holidays—peaceful and joyful, or stretched a little thin? It’s easy to feel the pressure to do everything perfectly: the gifts, the baking, the decorating. While the season is beautiful, it’s not meant to steal our rest.

This Christmas, we’re reminded of the true reason we celebrate—Jesus, whose birth brought hope, joy, and peace into the world. And remember, spreading light doesn’t mean doing it all.

Small acts matter: a kind gesture, a handwritten note, volunteering, sharing your talents, or simply showing up for someone. As one of our favorite Christmas movie lines says, “The best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear.” And even if you don’t sing—your kindness still shines.

12/03/2025

Today is all about celebrating the light that breaks through the dark seasons — something we see every day at Caring Medical. When pain lifts and function returns, life gets brighter again. ✨
Learn more: CaringMedical.com

12/02/2025

SOUP's ON! Check out some of our favorites!

When the leaves start to change color and the air becomes crisp, (and the snow starts to fall!) it’s the perfect time to cozy up with a warm bowl of soup! From classic butternut squash soup to hearty vegetable soups, fall offers a bounty of delicious ingredients to inspire your cooking.

Consider trying out recipes like pumpkin soup, sweet potato soup, wild rice or a comforting classic, chicken noodle soup with seasonal vegetables.

Soup is more than just a warm and comforting meal; it also offers a variety of benefits. Here are a few reasons why soup can be a healthy and nutritious addition to your diet:

Nutrient-Dense: Soups often contain a mix of vegetables, proteins, and whole grains, making them a nutrient-rich meal option.
Hydration: Since soups are primarily liquid-based, they can help you stay hydrated, which is especially important during colder months when you might not feel as thirsty.
Digestive Health: The warm liquid in soups can aid in digestion and help soothe the digestive system, making it easier for your body to absorb nutrients.
Weight Management: Eating broth-based soups before a meal can help you feel fuller faster, potentially leading to consuming fewer calories overall.

Versatility: Soups can be customized to include a wide range of ingredients, allowing you to incorporate different flavors and textures into your diet.
By incorporating a variety of soups into your meal rotation, you can not only enjoy delicious flavors but also reap the nutritional benefits they offer!

Here are some of our favorite soups!

Coconut Curry Pumpkin: https://caringmedical.com/coconut-curry-pumpkin-soup/

Split Pea: https://caringmedical.com/split-pea-soup/

Tuscan White Bean and Lentils: https://caringmedical.com/tuscan-white-bean-lentil-soup/

Classic Chicken Soup: https://caringmedical.com/marions-chicken-soup/

12/01/2025

✨ Cyber Monday Wellness Boost ✨

Today’s a great reminder that investing in your health always gives the best return.

While everyone else is filling carts with gadgets and deals, we’re here helping people invest in something that actually lasts—stronger joints, better mobility, and a clearer path back to feeling like themselves again.

If you’ve been putting off taking that next step toward healing, today’s a perfect nudge. A consultation, an updated set of diagnostics, or finally addressing that lingering pain can be the most valuable “purchase” you make this season.

Your body is your best asset—treat it well. ❤️

Ready to take a step forward?
Head to the Contact Us page in our bio: www.caringmedical.com/contact

11/26/2025

As we approach the season of thanksgiving, it’s a perfect time to pause and reflect on the many blessings in our lives. While gratitude is something we can and should practice year-round, there’s a unique magic in the air during this time of year that encourages us to dig a little deeper and count our blessings more consciously.

In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, it’s easy to get caught up in the challenges and overlook the abundance of good that surrounds us.

Taking a moment to give thanks not only shifts our perspective but also fills our hearts with joy and appreciation for the simple things we often take for granted.

Whether it’s the warmth of a cozy home, the laughter of loved ones, or the beauty of nature, there is always something to be thankful for. So, as we gather around the table with family and friends, let’s not just enjoy the feast but also feast our souls on gratitude.

Let’s make this season a time of reflection, appreciation, and most importantly, a time to give thanks for all the goodness in our lives. Remember, gratitude is not just a one-day affair; it’s a lifelong practice that enriches our lives in countless ways.

11/23/2025

From Pastor Rick Warren: Radical gratitude means walking through life being grateful in every situation, no matter what—when times are abundant or when times are tight, when times are good or when times are bad. And being grateful can actually serve others; it can become a ministry.

Have you ever realized that every believer is a minister? You are a minister! And one ministry you can create is the ministry of appreciation.

Do you know what the word “appreciation” means? If you’ve ever bought a car, you certainly know the meaning of depreciation. The moment you drive it off the lot, it’s worth less than you paid for it, even if it’s a brand-new vehicle. Depreciation means “to decrease in value.” Appreciation is the opposite. It means “to increase in value.”

When you appreciate your spouse or kids, you raise their value. When you appreciate your co-workers or boss, you raise their value—to both you and the company.

The ministry of appreciation raises the value of people. As you develop radical gratitude, you can make a ministry out of raising the value of people simply by appreciating them.

The Bible says it like this: “Do not let any unwholesome talk come out of your mouths, but only what is helpful for building others up according to their needs, that it may benefit those who listen” (Ephesians 4:29 NIV). ♥️

11/21/2025

When we lived in the Midwest, fall felt like a big warm hug — cool air, crunchy colorful leaves, and the cozy smell of apples, pumpkins, and squash everywhere. 🍂✨ This time of year still brings back all those feelings… and all the fall foods we love most.

Fall produce is packed with antioxidants, which makes it perfect as we head into the winter months and the holidays!

🍎 Apples
Loaded with vitamins B & C, fiber, and powerful phytonutrients — most of which are in the skin!
We love apple slices with cheese or almond butter, tossing chopped apples into oatmeal or coconut yogurt, or our easy baked apple dessert: core an apple, pop in a little butter, sprinkle cinnamon and a touch of sugar, and bake. Simple and so good.

🎃 Pumpkin
Not just for pies! Pumpkin is rich in beta-carotene, supports heart health, and is naturally high in potassium. It’s also a sneaky good source of fiber.
Try stirring canned organic pumpkin into oatmeal or risotto, or adding chunks to soups and pastas. And yes — pumpkin makes amazing flourless gluten-free desserts (hello, pumpkin chocolate brownies!).

🍠 Winter Squash
Butternut, acorn, kabocha, buttercup, spaghetti… all packed with carotenoids, vitamin A, fiber, and flavor.
Roast them, puree them, turn them into soup or pasta sauce, or great in a fall salad — there’s really no wrong way to enjoy them. And fall is when they’re at their best.

As we roll into Thanksgiving, here’s to cozy flavors, nourishing foods, and maybe (finally!) some cooler weather in Florida. 🧡🍁

Happy Fall!

11/20/2025

Let’s talk about the “Sunshine Vitamin” — Vitamin D!
As the days get shorter, it’s easy for Vitamin D levels to dip. Since our bodies rely on sunlight to make it, fall and winter are prime times for deficiency.

Vitamin D is a quiet hero — it supports strong bones, immune health, muscle function, and overall healing. When levels get low, you’re more likely to feel fatigue, muscle weakness, mood changes, and get sick more often.

Good news: your plate can help!
Add more of these Vitamin D–rich foods:
• Salmon, tuna, mackerel
• Egg yolks
• Fortified dairy or plant milks
• Fortified cereals

A little goes a long way in keeping your bones strong, your immune system supported, and your energy steady. Let the sunshine in whenever you can — and let your nutrition fill in the gaps. ☀️💛

11/19/2025

Samaritans Purse is doing great work. We just packed shoeboxes for their Operation Christmas Child.

They are also doing great work in helping those affected by Hurricane Melisa in Jamaica. Our board president has been back to Jamaica himself to assess the situation. He has family there. It is dire. For those of us who have been through horrible hurricanes here in SW FL we know the devastation and the feelings of helplessness. Please keep them in your prayers. The Huntley Brown Foundation is also accepting donations to help those in need. Go their website if you’d like to help. www.huntleybrownfoundstion.org. Thank you!

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11/14/2025

What is tummy time?

Tummy time is a term coined by the American Academy of Pediatrics. If you are a parent, you are probably well versed in this activity but this is where babies spend supervised time on their stomachs as it offers numerous benefits for their development. Think of it like your baby’s first work out!

Not only does tummy time provide physical developments like strengthening the neck, shoulder, and back muscles, promoting head control, and balance it can help with digestion, sensory and cognitive development.

So why are we talking about it? Well, as a joint clinic, we are most interested in the physical aspect of it! We have seen a HUGE rise in neck and back pain which is greatly associated with the forward face down lifestyle – the exact opposite of Tummy Time.

Keeping our head and neck in this position stretches the neck ligaments beyond the point they should be stretched while stabilizing the head. For every inch of forward head posture, the force on the spine increases by an additional 10-12 pounds, that’s insane!! Therefore, a 12 pound head held 3 inches forward can put 42 pounds of pressure on the spinal ligaments.

Hunching over a cell phone or computer for as little as 20 minutes can increase the laxity of these ligaments. Many tech activities encourage this forward head posture and put the cervical vertebral ligaments in a stretched position, causing “creep.”

So although this activity started for babies, it’s not ONLY for babies! We don’t work a muscle one time in our life and expect it to stay strong forever right? By participating in tummy time we are continuing to work those muscles.

What does it look like for an adult?

The exact same as it would a baby!! You get on the floor, lay flat on your tummy, propping yourself up with your elbows and look up. This can take some practice and you definitely have to have some shoulder range! Now, because of our face down lifestyle, stretching these muscles can be challenging and uncomfortable! If you need to, you can place pillows under your pelvic area and decrease them when you feel comfortable.

Try spending 5-10 minutes doing this every day and notice the changes that happen to your health!

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