Cherland Acupuncture and Sports Healing

10/04/2017

07/29/2017

Right on, Dude! You nailed it on the head! I almost majored in Dietetics many yrs ago. After learning about the food guide pyramid (and how awful it was/is for one's health) created by the FDA and listening to all of my professors who were morbidly obese that followed it to a T, I quickly realized that this was not the path I wanted to take. Proof is in the pudding- literally!! Why should I listen to someone who preaches about health and well-being, but can't in no way shape or form look the part themselves?? It's obvious that this model is not only incorrect, more importantly, it's intent is to make a profit and get more people sick and on meds.

07/09/2017

My next vacation spot

06/10/2017

06/10/2017

06/05/2017

04/20/2017

I want this 🐱

12/23/2014

Case Study - neck pain (pinched nerve):

Patient presents with radiating pain from the shoulder to the pinky finger. Patient expresses frustration because she canʼt lift her 1 yr old child during playtime. She has had the pain for years and has had tried several different therapies without success. I conducted an alignment test on her and noticed her hips and shoulders were not aligned. I used electro-acupuncture and heat therapy to help alleviate the pain followed by stretching and activating specific muscles of the pelvic hip complex and shoulder girdle to realign her posture. After three treatments, she felt no pain and was able to lift her child without pain. Two years have passed and she still feels no pain.

12/23/2014

Case Study - lower back pain:

Patient presents with an acute lower back injury. He had been lifting weights at the gym and performed a heavy loaded squat. Patient heard a pop in the lower spine. He was experiencing excruciating pain with little mobility. I used motor point technique with heat and electro therapy. Two weeks later, after 1 treatment, he reports no pain.

12/23/2014

Case Study - Rotator Cuff: Patient comes into clinic with shoulder pain. He dislocated his shoulder while throwing a baseball. A physician has recommended surgery because of the multiple tears that showed on the MRI. We guided the patient through muscle activation exercises to stabilize the joint. We then used acupuncture and heat to increase range of motion and alleviate pain. After three treatments, patient expressed no pain with full range of motion and stability.

02/19/2013

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