Chiropractic Care Summerville, South Carolina

TOXICITY WORKSHOP

Wednesday, Sept, 21^st @ 6:15 pm

In the most heavily medicated society in the world, why are we seeing an increase in diseases that were uncommon only a few generations ago? The answer may lie in our own home! Exposure to toxins can cause numerous health problems:

Digestive Issues, Irritability, Headaches, Joint Pain, Bad Breath, Itchy Skin, Skin Rashes, Fatigue. Poor Concentration, Constipation, Weight Issues and much more!

Where are these toxins? Can I see them? What can I do about them?

James Family Chiropractic

455 Trolley Road

Call 843-851-2417

Come to the very informative workshop and find out what you need to know to protect yourself and your family!

This workshop is free to patients and guests but seating is limited.

Reserve your seat TODAY!

What you need to know NOW to move to an ELITE level of health!

When? Monday, June 20th @ 6:45 pm

Learn about:

• Nutrition Density and Super Foods
• Reversing the disease process through nutrition
• What YOU can do about Cholesterol, Arthritis,
• High Blood Pressure, and Diabetes

Where?

James Family Chiropractic, 455 Trolley Road, Summerville, SC

Class is FREE, but seating is limited.

Call 851-2417 TODAY to reserve your place!

At James Family Chiropractic, Summerville SC (click here for directions)

Feel Better – Live Longer – Eat Smarter – Heal Faster

It’s YOUR life…. Make a change!

Featuring the best-selling Maximized Living Nutrition Plans

Learn About:

• Toxic foods – How to identify them, eliminate them from your shopping list, and replace them with healthy options you will LOVE!
• Diet myths – Fat does not make you fat, and high cholesterol does not cause hard disease… learn the truth
• Cravings – How to beat food addictions once and for all in 3 simple steps
• Plus – Learn to save hundreds of dollars every year at the grocery store – without compromising your health

21st Century Foods

Toxins exist in 3,000 food additives, preservatives and colorings for use in the food supply. The average person will ingest 140-150 pounds of aditives and chemicals every year, creating a serious imbalance within the body. Fat is created by the body to safely store the toxins and protect your body. Toxic cells block nutrients, rob your energy, contaminate your body, affect you r modds and have been linked to diabetes, heart disease, cancer, and obesity.

“Can I shed my body of toxic chemicals and overcome modern diseases?”

Yes – our Advanced Nutrition Plan was designed to do just that, and there are only 3 simple rules to follow. Learn to detixify your body on the Maximized Living Nutrition Plan, reduce your exposure to environmental toxins, and reverse the true causes of disease to feel great about yourself.

Stop, prevent, and even reverse chronic disease with the Maximized Living Nutrition Plans. Learn why maximized living works when the other plans fail. Hear the live testimonials.

Presented by Dr. Justin James

Saturday, January 29th from 10am – 2-m Lunch Included

Pre-registristration is required 843-851-2417

Simple – Easy – Effective

We all know times are hard for many people in our community. For those who  struggle with a mental illness, the ability to cope with setbacks are overwhelming. Dorchester Mental Health works to support the recovery of individuals in the greater Summerville area who are suffering from mental illness. Some lack basic needs like food, clothing and housing.  More than half of our clients are children.

James Family Chiropractic is collecting your donations of non-perishable food items or gifts this month. Dorchester Mental Health is so grateful that James Family Chiropractic patients are reaching out to help their neighbors with mental illness. When you share donations of food and gifts, you become part of a child’s, adult’s, or family’s recovery. Not only are you helping to meet a very real physical need, you are also supporting their emotional recovery. You let them know that they are not alone. You help provide hope and a feeling of connection to the greater community. You let them know someone cares and knowing others care can be the most valuable gift of all.

Stress is a part of everyday life. Without it we would never get off the couch, never worry about our work efforts, what our kids are up to, never put out the fire or avoid the car that veers into our lane!

The degree of stress that we encounter on a constant basis in modern society, however, has reached epidemic proportions.

“Stress is nothing more than a socially acceptable form of mental illness.”
~Richard Carlson

I love the quote above, because we often do fall into the trap of stressing out and just generally driving ourselves crazy.

But it’s important to remember that stress triggers the “fight-or-flight” response. The surge of adrenaline and the slowing down of other basic functions provides us with the instant energy we need to run from a predator or battle an attacker.

This survival response comes with side effects though. Over time, that extra energy and alertness comes with altered hormone levels, heightened blood sugar, depleted nutrients and lowered neurotransmitters.

Over time, our bodies adapt to invoke that same response with smaller and smaller triggers.

“Fight or flight” is the normal operating mode for many of us, rather than the true emergency survival mechanism it was meant to be. We rarely work off that energy, take restorative actions or release ourselves from that state of mind.

Chronic stress affects every bodily system. It suppresses the immune system, slows metabolism and cell regeneration, makes airways reactive and creates muscle tension. It is estimated that 90% of doctor visits can be traced back to stress.

Stress can be linked to weight gain, heart disease and depression. It increases the risk of diabetes, hypertension, arthritis and osteoporosis.

Stress impairs cognitive function over time, reducing creativity, memory and problem-solving skills.

Headaches, sexual dysfunction, irritability, problems sleeping and addictive behaviors are often stress-related.

The degree of stress we experience on a daily basis might be a cultural norm but personal priorities, personal choices and our purposeful reactions to stress can limit the negative health effects of stress.

Pick a few of these suggestions below to reduce stress in your life and promote health and healing in your body.

1.    Spiritual Triathlon. This is my personal method for keeping my focus throughout the day. Every morning when I wake up I spend 5 minutes saying all that I am grateful for, 5 minutes in prayer and 5 minutes reading my Bible or something inspirational.

2.    Schedule relaxation. Write it down in your planner and stick to it. Make time at least once a week to do something you love–something that refreshes you. Maybe that’s a game of tennis, spending an hour alone with a good book or taking a yoga class.

3.    Pour yourself a cup. Many varieties of hot tea have calming effects on the body and can help lower blood pressure. Try green or black tea or herbal teas with chamomile.

4.    Take a deep breath. Try deep breathing for a few minutes every day. Tighten and release muscles. Hum to release nitric oxide and improve blood pressure.

5.    Just say “No.” I promise it’s ok! Don’t spread yourself too thin or you won’t be able to give 100% of your efforts to any of the tasks you attempt. Your value does not depend upon how much you do for others at the expense of your own time, relationships and health.

“Men, for the sake of getting a living, forget to live.” ~Margaret Fuller

6.    Expel excess adrenaline. Before, during and after stressful situations, walk briskly for 5 minutes, run up a flight of stairs, do backward pushups on your chair, or do 5 minutes of deep breathing. A short burst of physical activity can expel anxiety and give you clarity and calm.

7.    Ask yourself why. The next time you’re racing around trying to accomplish too many things in too short a time, ask yourself why you’re doing it, who it really serves, what belief its based on, whether this feeling is really what you want, whether this is a value or principle you want to base your life on.

“Worry does not empty tomorrow of its sorrow; it empties today of its strength.”
~Corrie Ten Boom

8.    Nix the caffeine, nicotine and alcohol. Don’t add to nervous energy with stimulants and don’t mask stress with alcohol. The long-term effects compound the negative effects of stress.

9.    Exercise regularly. Regular exercise helps expel built-up tension, stress hormones and clears the mind. Exercise helps to release endorphins, the brain’s natural feel-good chemicals. I recommend Burst Training for the most health benefits.

10.    Sleep. Staying up late to get more done robs you of your total productivity. It dulls your mind, increases stress, promotes weight gain and contributes to mood swings.

11.    Use your senses. Find colors that soothe you, wear fabrics that please you. Take a scented bath, play music you love. Paint, get a massage, or take a walk in the woods.

“Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take,
but by the number of moments that take our breath away.”
~Hilary Cooper

12.    Connect with others. Making time for social connection is very important and restorative. Social connection is what makes us a part of something larger than ourselves and our worries. It gives us perspective.

13.    Serve someone else. Related to connecting with others, try volunteering at a soup kitchen, making meals for parents with a newborn baby or helping with home repairs for an elderly neighbor. Remind yourself that it’s not always all about you.

“If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.”
~Wayne Dwyer

14.    Be prepared. You can combat alarmist or catastrophic thinking by being prepared. Keep a change of clothes in the car, create an emergency fund for car repairs, have an alternative proposal in mind at work.

15.    Make a vision board. Write down your goals and post them on a board where it can be seen every day. What do you want to accomplish? Who do you want to become? Print out pictures to visually remind yourself of what is most important to you.

“Life is a journey, not a destination.” ~Rumi

16.    Share responsibility. Delegating really is an important skill. Instead of complaining about how much you have to accomplish, teach your kids to cook, share the credit with a co-worker, or work out sports shuttling with another parent.

By Dan Yachter

“Cancer can be caused using cytotoxic (“cell poisoning”) agents used to treat cancer.”

P. 297 – Taber’s Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary

In other words, chemotherapy causes cancer!

“In my opinion, conventional cancer therapy is so toxic and dehumanizing that I fear it far more than I fear death from cancer.”

Julian Whitaker M.D. – one of the highest paid medical doctors in the world

Dr. Lundberg, who was the former 15 year editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association, said this of chemotherapy at a NIH meeting: “It’s a marvelous opportunity for rampant deceit. So much money is there to be made that ethical principles can be overrun in a stampede to get at physicians and prescribers.”

Chemotherapy is effective in treating only about 2%-4% of cancers, yet $8 billion is spent on this form of treatment each year (the last patient I had do chemotherapy spent $25,000/month as his medical insurance would not cover it. It did not affect the tumor at all and he died after a few months.).

Despite the billions spent on treatment and research, cancer rates continue to rise. In 1973, two out of ten people would develop cancer. Now, two out of three people develop some form of cancer.

Research shows that mainstream cancer treatments are actually responsible for creating secondary cancers.

Keep in mind everybody has cancer right now. At this very moment, there are cancerous cells in the body of every person who is breathing. All you have to do to get diagnosed with cancer is make sure your immune system is sufficiently suppressed so that your body can not take care of the cancerous cells on a regular basis. That is why more than 85% of all cancer is due to how you live. That is correct. Cancer is self-induced

If you destroy your immune system function through cytotoxicity (a toxic lifestyle), a degenerating spine and nervous system (which also leads to toxicity), and the use of the most toxic substances in the world (medications), then you cause yourself (yes, yourself) or cause your children to get cancer now or later.

“Chemotherapy is perhaps the most effective method known to modern science for destroying the human immune system other than working at Chernobyl during a nuclear accident. So, if you are looking to contract cancer as quickly as possible, make sure that you get chemotherapy as early as you can.” Dr. Whitaker

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