by Jim Buggie | Mar 7, 2016 | 8 Weeks to Wellness, Chiropractic Care, Wellness
This will conclude our 4 part-series, The Devil in You. We began with “Sugar is the Devil”. Then we moved on to” Sitting is the Devil”. Week 3 was “Is Your Thinking from the Devil”. And finally we will discuss the devil in you, in other words, are you your own worst enemy?
by Jim Buggie | Feb 28, 2016 | 8 Weeks to Wellness, Chiropractic Care, Wellness
We are continuing with are devilish themes. We began with sugar is the devil, followed by sitting is the devil. Now we ask are your thoughts from the devil. And yes I’m trying to catch your attention. I hope I’ve succeeded.
by Jim Buggie | Feb 22, 2016 | 8 Weeks to Wellness, Chiropractic Care, Wellness
Continuing on with our series…. Last week we discussed Sugar is the Devil. This week let’s review sitting. Indeed, we are physiologically designed to be upright and biped. Our spine has 3 primary curves, cervical, thoracic, and lumbar, which form a spring like structure absorbing the shock of walking and running. In addition, we have intervertebral discs in between our vertebrae that also act as shock absorbers.
by Jim Buggie | Feb 15, 2016 | 8 Weeks to Wellness, Wellness
I love to get out in the community to give workshops on healthy eating & living. Kids are particularly fun to talk with. In one of my recent kid’s workshops I had the children repeat after me by saying “high fructose corn syrup is the devil”. So for the next few months, these articles will have a devilish theme and this month is all about SUGAR.
by Jim Buggie | Feb 8, 2016 | 8 Weeks to Wellness, Chiropractic Care, Wellness
Let’s talk about love, specifically how the topic relates to our health and well-being. Two of the nine components/traits of love, humility and unselfishness, have overlapping qualities. We’ll start with them.
I often say when doing our 8 Weeks to Wellness Orientation/Wellness Orientation Workshop that to be healthy is to be selfless. Selfless means not that we think less of ourselves, but rather that we think of ourselves less often.