Dr. Nancy Short, MS, DC, BCAO

09/10/2025

09/09/2025

🌳 Our devices may be thriving, but the trees around us could be paying the price.

Cell phone towers are everywhere, powering the world’s demand for faster and stronger connections. But alongside the benefits of wireless technology, research suggests there may be a hidden cost: long-term damage to trees.

A growing body of studies shows that trees living close to cell towers often fare worse than those farther away. A nine-year German study found trees facing towers showed more damage, such as thinning leaves and dying branches. Other experiments reported slowed growth, oxidative stress, and subtle disruptions in plant health when exposed to constant radiofrequency radiation.

Unlike humans, who can move away from sources of stress, trees are fixed in place. That means they are bathed in radiation day and night for years on end. Even small physiological disruptions may accumulate into serious problems over time, especially when combined with other stressors like drought, pests, or pollution.

Scientists emphasize that the evidence is still debated and not all experts agree on how harmful this radiation really is. But what is clear is that trees are silent witnesses to our wireless age, and they cannot escape the invisible waves surrounding them.

As technology spreads, it may be worth asking: are we overlooking the quiet decline of the very greenery that sustains us?

RESEARCH PAPER 📄
PMID: 27552133

09/05/2025

You'll find God given cures everywhere you look....if you look.

09/05/2025

Politics aside (Please). This is NOT ok. Follow the $

09/04/2025

What if the key to improving behavior and focus wasn’t a prescription—but the food we put on the plate? Studies show that cutting processed foods from kids' diets can reduce ADHD symptoms by up to 64%. This isn’t just a coincidence. The food we eat impacts our brain, our mood, and even our attention span.

Processed foods—rich in sugars, preservatives, and artificial additives—can have a disruptive effect on the body, especially in young, developing minds. When we replace these foods with nutrient-dense, whole options, we help foster better cognitive function and emotional balance. This is not just a scientific fact; it’s a call to action for parents, caregivers, and educators to rethink what goes into our kids’ bodies.

Imagine a world where we prioritize nourishing foods to help children thrive. What would it look like if we made these small, simple shifts in our diets? Share your thoughts and experiences below, and let’s explore how we can nourish the body and mind together.

09/01/2025

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Dr. Michael D. Farley has claimed that cancer patients often die from treatments such as chemotherapy or radiation rather than the disease itself. While this statement circulates online, it lacks peer-reviewed evidence. Most oncology studies report that treatment-related deaths are uncommon compared to cancer mortality, leaving Farley’s assertion widely regarded as controversial and unsubstantiated in medical science.

Disclaimer: This news is shared for journalistic and informational purposes only. Please consult your physician before making any medical decisions.

08/27/2025

Yes, I am pleased! ❤️

08/24/2025

A 2012 study from the International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity found that, on average, people spend 64 hours a week sitting, 28 hours standing, and 11 hours lounging around regardless of whether or not they exercised 150 minutes a week.

That’s over nine hours of sitting a day.

Prolonged sitting invariably leads to slouching, and comes with a host of other problems that are typical of poor posture.

Here are 7 effects of sitting posture on your health.

As a rule of thumb, for every hour of sitting try standing for 10-15 mins.

If you’re a desk jockey at work, consider a standing desk instead. Getting on your feet works the valves in your leg veins, sending blood up to your heart.

Get moving!





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08/23/2025

What can be done? Request a BOSTON OVERLAP BRACE be made (IF you are a candidate).

08/23/2025

https://activator.com/safety-effectiveness-the-foundations-of-success/

Importance of safety and effectiveness in chiropractic care.