Generational Health: It’s time we take charge of our health with innovations and inspiration.
Generational Health: It’s time we take charge of our health with innovations and inspiration.
This type of acid you actually want to drop. It is good for your BONES.
Generational Health: It’s time we take charge of our health with innovations and inspiration.
How your brain protects your skull. If anyone ever calls you a bone head they may not be wrong! Your skull is one of the most unique bones in your body. OsteoStrong Healthy Fun Facts
Discussions about bone health are usually reserved for women in their second half of life; however, building strong bones needs to be a focus of childhood health for both boys and girls. With 86% of teenage girls not consuming enough calcium, osteoporosis prevention has to start during youth.Bone Health Is Important for Kids Too
Discussions about bone health are usually reserved for women in their second half of life; however, building strong bones needs to be a focus of childhood health for both boys and girls. With 86% of teenage girls not consuming enough calcium, osteoporosis prevention has to start during youth.Bone Health Is Important for Kids Too
OsteoStrong International Inc., the wellness franchise founded by CEO, entrepreneur and author Kyle Zagrodzky, has announced a major expansion to India and its surrounding countries. Despite a tumultuous year for many businesses, OsteoStrong continues to experience robust growth with over 145 wellness centers in the United States, Australia, Greece, New Zealand, Norway, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Iceland, Sweden, Poland, Denmark, and now India.
Too much screen time? See how “Text Neck” could be causing spine pain, headaches, and more. We have one more reason to question how healthy our smart phone addiction is. “Text Neck” is the phenomenon being labeled a “global epidemic” by chiropractors and spine specialists around the world, as humanity spends more time than ever with their neck in a forward flexed position, scrolling on their phones.
Get up and move. We all know it’s good for both your mental and physical health. In fact, studies show that even moderate exercise not only reduces the risk of developing cancer and other chronic illnesses including heart disease and diabetes, but it can also help you survive longer afterwards if you do.
