Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Crash Diet... Harmful or Helpful?


Smith Chiropractic Health and Wellness Center
Andrew Smith, DC



How Crash Diets, Like the Master Cleanse, Harm Your Health and Heart

Linda Bacon, PhD, dreads swimsuit season, but not because she has anything against the beach. Instead, the California-based nutritionist fears what the season brings: scores of otherwise health-conscious citizens who subject themselves to deprivation diets (like the Master Cleanse) or intense exercise regimens, often in blazing hot weather, to look slimmer in revealing clothes. Many unwittingly end up harming their health—and possibly even their hearts.
“Early June and January are the two times of year people do crazy, desperate things to get thin fast,” says Bacon, a nutrition professor at the City College of San Francisco and the author of Health at Every Size: The Surprising Truth About Your Weight. “They go on fasts, yo-yo diets, detox programs, and ‘cleanses’ without realizing that there are serious consequences to weight loss and nutrient restriction.”
That crash dieting doesn’t work and can be dangerous is a message that gets lost in the national clamor over rising rates of overweight and obesity. Thinking of trying a lemonade fast or cabbage soup diet? Here’s what to keep in mind if fitting into your skinny jeans or your Speedo is high on your summer agenda.
Crash diets may harm your heart
Cardiologist Isadore Rosenfeld, MD, a professor of clinical medicine at Weill Cornell Medical College, in New York City, and author of the forthcoming Doctor of the Heart: A Life in Medicine, opposes crash diets (less than 1,200 calories a day) and detox plans like the Master Cleanse. The Master Cleanse involves consuming a mixture of water, lemon juice, maple syrup, and cayenne pepper—and nothing else—for several days.
He says these very low-calorie regimens are based on the false theory that the body needs help eliminating waste.
Research suggests rapid weight loss can slow your metabolism, leading to future weight gain, and deprive your body of essential nutrients. What’s more, crash diets can weaken your immune system and increase your risk of dehydration, heart palpitations, and cardiac stress.
“A crash diet once won’t hurt your heart,” Dr. Rosenfeld says. “But crash dieting repeatedly increases the risk of heart attacks.”
Bacon adds that long-term calorie-cutting can eventually lead to heart muscle loss. “Yo-yo dieting can also damage your blood vessels. All that shrinking and growing causes micro tears that create a setup for atherosclerosis and other types of heart disease,” she says.
Chip Stinchfield, a 55-year-old shop owner in New Canaan, Conn., has experienced the cardiac effects of dieting firsthand. On the advice of friends, he went on a Master Cleanse for days and exercised vigorously. Another time he ate nothing but cottage cheese, beets, and peanut butter. Both were “quick, easy fixes” that helped him drop up to 10 pounds fast.
But both diets also gave him shortness of breath, heart palpitations, and “the feeling like I was going to have a heart attack.” Under pressure from his family, who thought his dieting might disable or kill him—like many extreme dieters, Stinchfield kept his doctor in the dark about his radical habits—he eventually went back to sensible eating.

Beware of fad diets
Experts have known for decades that extended crash diets can be dangerous—especially when the diets become a fad. In the late 1970s, an osteopath named Robert Linn published The Last Chance Diet, a best seller that advocated a miraculous “liquid protein diet.” Following the lead their favorite celebrities, millions of people bought quarts of Dr. Linn’s liquid formula and embraced the diet (or one of many copycat versions), averaging just 300 to 400 calories a day.
The diet seemed to work wonders—some people reported losing as many as 10 pounds a week on the formula. But then the news of sudden deaths began to trickle in.
An investigation led by the Food and Drug Administration turned up nearly 60 deaths among liquid dieters. Although some of the deaths occurred in people with underlying diseases such as atherosclerosis (and therefore could have been coincidental), government researchers who examined otherwise healthy dieters who died of ventricular arrhythmias found that the pattern of deaths suggested “the effects of protein-calorie malnutrition on the heart,” including atrophy of the heart muscle.
Experts have since tried to pinpoint the dangers of crash diets (technically known as “very low calorie” diets). Shortages of potassium, magnesium, and copper have been suggested as possible causes of the arrhythmias seen in crash dieters, and studies have also found that the diets can cause a drop in blood pressure and sodium depletion.
The true extent of the risk posed by crash diets is unclear, however. Much of the research has been conducted in obese people—a population that can actually benefit from these extreme diets—and in most studies the health of the participants is carefully monitored. Experts stress that very-low-calorie diets should only be followed with a doctor’s supervision. But crash dieters are more likely to consult their friends than a doctor—which can get them into trouble.
Brooke Robertson, 23, learned these lessons the hard way. Last spring the Auckland, New Zealand, mom reportedly suffered a minor heart attack after she lost 100 pounds on a diet of Red Bull and the occasional fistful of dry cereal.
Despite the international publicity, Bacon doesn’t think desperate dieters will consider Robertson a cautionary tale. “There’s absolutely no benefit to fasting or detoxing,” she says. “Extreme diets are simply bad for you and they don’t work. But every year people engage in magical thinking.”
How to lose weight—safely
If you’re overweight, slimming down is critical for your overall health. Even moderate weight loss can lower your risk of developing heart disease, diabetes, and some types of cancer.
But it’s important to lose weight safely, which usually means slowly: Most experts recommend dropping just 1 to 2 pounds a week. And despite what some brand-name diets claim, the best way to do so is to exercise regularly and stick to a diet that limits saturated fat and sugars and emphasizes fruits and vegetables, lean meats and fish, and whole grains.
“The key to losing weight is a combination of diet and exercise,” says Dr. Rosenfeld. “One alone will not do it.”

Both diet and exercise are vital for maintaining health. Keeping your spine alligned is just as important for optimal functioning of your body. Come by Smith Chiropractic today, and take that extra step to a healthier you!







Smith Chiropractic Health and Wellness Center
12300 Alternate A1A Suite 119
Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410
561-625-1993
info@drsmithchiropractic.com
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Thursday, July 29, 2010

Are You Stuck ?

www.drsmithchiropractic.com Smith Chiropractic Health and Wellness Center
Andrew Smith, DC
12300 Alternate A1A Suite 119
Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410

561-625-1993
Are You Stuck?
 I saw something absurd the other day.  A highly engineered and specially designed high-performance race car stuck on a 35 mile-an-hour downtown street.
That is not what that car was made for.  That is not what the creator(Enzo Ferrari) envisioned for it.  This 6-speed, F140 Aluminum V12, 4700cc engine with 660hp was built to go 0-60 in 3.8 seconds and race at 217 miles an hour (2010 specs).  But here it is.... stuck.
I see this absurity every day.  But not only in the streets-in office cubicles, conference rooms, huddled behind computer screens, and dragging luggage through airports.
People who were specially engineered and designed with special talents, skills and abilities who are traveling down the wrong road, with their potential stuck in first gear; trapped and unable to race.  That is not what their creator had envisioned for them either.
Are you...
1. STUCK? Traveling down the wrong road?  Are you overweight, not exercising, dealing with constant pain, or feeling boxed in on the slow lane?  is it keeping you from being able to get out of first gear and challenge your greater abilities?
Sometimes it's not the car; its the road the car is on.
2. TRAVELING WITH PINTOS? Are you going slow because you are keeping pace with ordinary cars, when you were designed for racing?
Sometimes it's not the car; it's the cars it travels with.
3. ARE YOU EVEN AWARE THAT YOU ARE A RACE CAR?  You were specially engineered and designed for speed... to race.  You were built for greatness.  I'm not kidding.  You are a miracle of machinery. Yes , you... the one reading this.  It's likely you have never even experienced half of what your top speed is.
Sometimes it's not the car; it's the one given the responsibility to drive it.
If you ever really gripped the wheel, braced your neck and punched the pedal with all your might... the awesomeness of your innate potential will shock and exhilarate you.
Punch it NOW!!  Discipline Determines your Destiny!!!!  So come in and get a tune-up and get your car on the right road!
 
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Tuesday, July 13, 2010

What is Surge Training??



Smith Chiropractic Health and Wellness Center


Andrew Smith, DC


12300 Alternate A1A Suite 119


Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410


561-625-1993





What is Surge Training??



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This weeks article is from an up and coming health and fitness chiropractor in Tennessee, Dr. Josh Axe.



There are three types of exercise:

Strength/ Resistance training

Cardio/ Aerobic training

Flexibility/ Stability training

Strength/ Resistance training

The primary hormone response invoked by this training is elevated levels of Human Growth Hormone. This hormone is essential for fat metabolism. It also signals fat burning enzymes and aids in muscle mass development. HGH levels are raised during sleep, in direct proportion to exercise intensity during your workout.

Strength training will improve your glucose tolerance and increase insulin receptor sensitivity. This type of exercise also creates a bigger metabolic after burn than aerobic training, while also increasing fat free muscle, bone density and metabolism.

Cardio/ Aerobic training

There are many benefits associated with cardio and aerobic training, but also some negatives. Cardio training will lower your resting heart rate, lower blood pressure, keep your brain young by increasing circulation to the brain and aids in detoxification by stimulating the lymphatic system. Long distance running, however, decreases testosterone levels, decreases the immune system post exercise, and raises the stress hormone level (Cortisol). Increased levels of cortisol stimulates the appetite, will increase fat storing and slow down or inhibit exercise recovery.

So how do we get the benefits without the negatives?

Surge training

Surge training involves exercising at 90%-100% of your maximum effort. For 30-60 seconds in order to burn your body’s stored sugar (glycogen), followed by 30-60 seconds of low impact for recovery. This causes your body to burn fat for the next 36 hours to replace your body vital energy (glycogen) stores.

You only need to do 4-6 sets of 30-60 second bursts 3 times a week to see marked changes and improvements. More is not always better. Make sure you have a day in between for rest. Some of you are very happy with this information!!

Yours in good health,



Dr. Andrew H. Smith















Smith Chiropractic Health and Wellness Center
561-625-1993






Thursday, July 8, 2010

Can patients with arthritis receive chiropractic care?

Can patients with arthritis receive chiropractic care?


Patients who suffer from the various forms of arthritis may get significant results from chiropractic. Depending on the patient, results may vary. However, by keeping the spinal joints moving freely, the stiffness and pain associated with arthritis can be minimized. If your doctor deems it necessary, a referral to another health care provider may be suggested. Additionally, studies show that those who enjoy chiropractic from a younger age reduce their risk of osteoarthritis later in life.

Thursday, June 17, 2010






June 16, 2010













Millions of Americans feel the negative effects of stress every day. In fact, many Americans suffer from chronic stress. Chronic stress can lead to severe health problems such as:

Insomnia

Anxiety

Depression

Eating Disorders

Muscle Tension

Bowel Problems















Signs and symptoms of stress overload



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It’s important to learn how to recognize when your stress levels are out of control. The most dangerous thing about stress is how easily it can creep up on you. You get used to it. It starts to feels familiar – even normal. You don’t notice how much it’s affecting you, even as it takes a heavy toll.

The signs and symptoms of stress overload can be almost anything. Stress affects the mind, body, and behavior in many ways, and everyone experiences stress differently.

How do you respond to stress?

Psychologist Connie Lillas uses a driving analogy to describe the three most common ways people respond when they’re overwhelmed by stress:

Foot on the gas – An angry or agitated stress response. You’re heated, keyed up, overly emotional, and unable to sit still.

Foot on the brake – A withdrawn or depressed stress response. You shut down, space out, and show very little energy or emotion.

Foot on both – A tense and frozen stress response. You “freeze” under pressure and can’t do anything. You look paralyzed, but under the surface you’re extremely agitated.

The following table lists some of the common warning signs and symptoms of stress. The more signs and symptoms you notice in yourself, the closer you may be to stress overload

Stress Warning Signs and Symptoms

Cognitive Symptoms Emotional Symptoms

Memory problems

Inability to concentrate

Poor judgment

Seeing only the negative

Anxious or racing thoughts

Constant worrying

Moodiness

Irritability or short temper

Agitation, inability to relax

Feeling overwhelmed

Sense of loneliness and isolation

Depression or general unhappiness



Physical Symptoms Behavioral Symptoms

Aches and pains

Diarrhea or constipation

Nausea, dizziness

Chest pain, rapid heartbeat

Loss of sex drive

Frequent colds

Eating more or less

Sleeping too much or too little

Isolating yourself from others

Procrastinating or neglecting responsibilities

Using alcohol, cigarettes, or drugs to relax

Nervous habits (e.g. nail biting, pacing)





What does this have to do with chiropractic care?



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Adjustments release muscle tension that helps the body return to a more balanced, relaxed state. Adjustments also reduce spinal nerve irritation, and improve blood circulation. A healthy and balanced spine is one key to effectively managing stress.

Chiropractors are trained in nutritional and other therapies for stress. Several nutritional supplements, including B vitamins, help the body cope with stress.

A chiropractor cannot make a job stressful, or create a quieter, calmer world. What can be done, is help you develop healthy responses to stress, reducing potential physical damage.

Chiropractic is based on the concept that given the opportunity, the mind and body can heal itself. In relieving some of the effects of chronic stress, chiropractic care provides just such an opportunity!







Smith Chiropractic Health and Wellness Center

12300 Alternate A1A Suite 119 Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410

561-625-1993

info@drsmithchiropractic.com

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Friday, June 11, 2010

Hamburgers & Asthma?

Hamburgers & Asthma?

Researchers from Germany, Spain and Britain who studied data on 50,000 children across the world found the link between burgers and asthma was strongest in rich nations where diets with high levels of junk food are more common.
A meat-heavy diet itself has no bearing on the prevalence of asthma, according to the scientists who conducted the study. Yet, frequent burger eating could be a signal for other lifestyle factors which raise asthma risk.
“This is a sign that the link is not strongly related to the food itself, but that burgers are a proxy for other lifestyle and environmental factors like obesity and lack of exercise,” said Gabriele Nagel of the Institute of Epidemiology at Ulm University, Germany, who led the study.
She added, however, that there were “biologically plausible” links for the positive effects of a healthier diet, which could be down to the antioxidants found in fruit and vegetables, and the omega 3 polyunsaturated fatty acids in fish, which have anti-inflammatory properties.
“Fruit and vegetables contain antioxidants and other biologically active factors which may contribute to the favorable effect…in asthma,” Nagel said.
In particular, she added, foods rich in vitamin C have been linked to better lung function and fewer asthma symptoms.
Around 1.1 million children currently receive treatment for asthma in Britain, while in the United States it is the most common chronic childhood disease, with around 10 million children diagnosed with it.
Nagel’s team looked at data on 50,000 children aged between 8 and 12 years from 20 rich and poor countries around the world.
While diet was not linked to children being more prone to allergies in general, it did seem to influence the prevalence of asthma and wheezing, they found.
“Overall, more frequent consumption of fruit, vegetables and fish was associated with a lower lifetime prevalence of asthma, whereas high burger consumption was associated with higher lifetime asthma prevalence,” they wrote in the study, which was published in Thorax, a British Medical Journal title.
This study adds to an existing body of evidence showing the health benefits of a so-called Mediterranean diet — rich in fruit, vegetables, whole grains, nuts and fish — including reduced risks of heart disease, diabetes, cancer and depression.

How you Eat, think and move everyday of your life matters. Remember DICIPLINE DETERMINES DESTINY!!!


Yours in good health,

Dr.Smith

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Dine with the Doc!

Dine with the Doc! Whole foods Palm Beach Gardens
6pm (Complementary Chair massage) 6:30pm Class FREE
Eat well, move well, and live well... Learn the secrets to living the life you've always dreamed of without medications or surgery! Come share an evening of food, fun and learning with renowned speaker, Dr. Andrew Smith, a board certified chiropractor. This event is for first time attendees only. Pre-registration Required. Sign up today (561) 691-8550 x268 or online at Acteva

Monday, April 19, 2010

Wellness Care vs Medical care

Wellness Care vs Medical care
What is the main difference between wellness care and standard medical care? Wellness care seeks to turn on the natural healing ability, not by adding something to the system, but by removing anything that might interfere with its normal function, trusting in that the body can heal itself. Standard medical care on the other hand seeks to treat a symptom by adding something from the outside- a pill or surgical procedure.
The wellness approach
Wellness is a state of optimal conditions of normal function...and then some. The wellness approach is to look for underlying causes of any disturbance (which may or may not be causing symptoms at the time) and make whatever lifestyle modifications are necessary to optimize the condition of normal function. That sort of environment encourages natural healing, and minimizes the need for invasive treatment, which should be administered only when absolutely necessary. When the human body is working properly, it tends to heal effectively, no matter what the condition. When the body heals naturally, there is another level of health that goes beyond "pain free." A level of vitality, vibrant health, and enhanced life experience.

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Wednesday, March 31, 2010

health condition that is causing you pain

A MESSAGE FROM ANDREW H. SMITH DC


Dear Friend,

If you have a health condition that is causing you pain, zapping your energy, or lowering the quality of your life, I have good news for you!
Whether it is back or leg pain, neck or shoulder pain, conditions like fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome, arthritis, herniated or degenerated discs, or just wanting to help prevent these issues, we help people everyday function better naturally.

We are different, Guaranteed!!!!!!

Smith Chiropractic Health and Wellness Center is different from any other office in Florida. We always start with our commitment to serving you. Our team goes out of their way to make you feel special and at home. Next, is our unique service. We offer the most advanced and successful integrated treatments and diagnostic tools currently available to help not only pain, but get to the underlying cause of the problem and restore your natural health and vitality.

The Good News

We have a high success rate helping many people in the Palm Beach County area with their health problems. If you have already tried other doctors and treatments and didn't receive good results, don't give up hope. You have not tried what we have to offer. In fact, many patients come to us after their efforts have failed and have received great results in our center.

There are several reasons why our approach works so well. First, we are very comprehensive in our consultation in which we have "big ears". Then on your examination we are extremely thorough and we have "big eyes". Then, if we accept your case for care in our office, we will explain to you exactly what's wrong and how to correct it, we get to use our "big mouths". Along the way we will monitor your progress and give to you our "big hearts"! Our healing programs are specialized and tailored to your specific spine and body needs.

Are you committed to be at your best?

Let us help you! You can sign up for our free monthly e-newsletter and receive valuable information on things like how to relieve stress naturally, how to read food labels, how to stay physically fit etc...You can also take a look around our web site and see if our approach makes sense to you. I encourage you to schedule a complimentary (no charge) consultation. This is the best way to learn about your options first hand.
If you have any questions, and would like to speak to me personally, call 561-625-1993!



Sincerely,

Dr. Andrew Smith

Monday, March 29, 2010

March 27, 2010




America's Helathiest Fast Food Resturants
With everyone’s busy schedules, most people grab a quick meal at least a couple times a month. I came across a men’s health article that listed the healthiest fast food restaurants. I thought I’d share it with you do the next time you’re busy and need a fast meal you’ll know which restaurants are the healthiest options.
Here’s how they rated the restaurants: they calculated the total number of calories per entree. They gave the reviewers a snapshot of ow each restaurant compared in average serving size-a key indicator of unhealthy portion distortion.
Then they rewarded establishments with fruit and vegetable side-dish choices, as well as providing whole grain options. Finally, they penalized places for excessive amounts of trans fats and menus laden with gut busting deserts. What they ended up with is the Eat This, Not that! Restaurant report card, which will show you how all of the nations largest eating establishments stack up nutritionally.
Here are the restaurants that received the best scores.
Chik-fil-A ( Grade: A-)

Between the breakfast and lunch menus, there are only two entrees at Chik-fil-A that break 500 calories, a rare feat in the fast-food world. What this means is that you can’t possibly do too much harm- especially if you stick to the chicken. Un like the typical fast-food chain, Chik-fil-A offers alist of sides that go beyond breaded and fried potatoes and onions. Chik-fil-A’s grade becomes even higher when evaluated the choice of kids meals.

Subway ( Grade: A-)
A menu based on lean protein and vegetable is always going to score well. With a more than half a dozen sandwiches under 300 calories, plus a few slew of soups and healthy sides to boot, Subway can satisfy even the pickiest eater without breaking the calorie bank. Despite what Jared may want you to believe, Subway is not nutritionally infallible: Those rosy calorie counts posted on the menu boards include neither cheese nor mayo ( add 160 calories per 6-inch sub), and some of those toasted subs like the meatball Marinara, contain heft doses of calories, saturated fat, and sodium.

Jamba Juice (grade A-)
Jamba offers a viable and tasty solution to the dearth of fresh fruits and vegetables in the American diet: Stick it all in a blender and let us slurp it up. But make this your rule: If it includes syrup or added sugar, it ceases to be a smoothie. Jamba Juice makes plenty of real deal smoothies, but their menu is sullied with more than a few faux-fruit blends. Just make sure you choose the right one.

Au Bon Pain ( Grade: A-)
Sure the menu has its pit f
alls, but what menu doesn’t? The bottom line is that Au Bon Pain combines an extensive inventory of healthy items with an unrivaled standard of nutritional transparency. Each store has an on-site nutritional kiosk to help customers find a meal to meet their expectations, and the variety of ordering options providers dozens of paths to sensible meal.
Cici’s Pizza Buffet ( Grade: B+)
Cici’s began in Texas in 1985 and now boasts more than 600 locations, proving Americans love a good buffet. The good news for our waistlines is that crust is moderately sized, and the pizza comes in a varieties beyond simple sausage and pepperoni. If you check your willpower at the door and choose the healthier slices and start off with a salad you wont have to worry too much about your waistline.

Mcdonald’s (Grade: B+)
The world famous burger baron has come a long way since the days of fast food nation- at least nutritionally speaking. The trans fats are mostly gone, the number of gut-wrenching calorie bombs are now fewer than ever, and the menu holds plenty of healthy options such as salads and yogurt parfaits. Don’t cut loose at the counter just yet, many of the breakfast and lunch sandwiches still top the 500-calorie mark, and the dessert menu is fodder for some major belly building.
Survival Strategy: The egg McMuffin remains one of the best ways to start your day in the fast-food world- feel free to use it as a replacement for any of these eight worst fast food breakfasts in America!
As for the last hours, you can splurge on a big mac or a quarter pounder, but only if you skip the fries and soda, which add an average of 590 calories onto any meal.

Taco Bell (Grade: B+)
Taco Bell combines two things with bad nutritional reputations: Mexican food and fast food. The result should be horrendous, yet somehow it works out so that a little prudence at the ordering window can bag you a meal with few than 500 calories. The potential for belly building is still there, but the calorie bombs are generally easy to spot. And to limit the chances of a mistake, Taco Bell reengineerd some of its classic items and listed them under the Fresco menu for a savings up to 10 grams of fat per item.

Wendy’s (Grade B+)

Scoring a decnt mal at Wendy’s is just about as easy as scoring a bad one and that’s a big compliment for a Burger joint. Options such as chili and baked potatoes are some of the side options that are still missing from the less evolved fast food menus. For our money, the 1/4lb single is one o fthe best substantial burgers in the industry. Where the error is is in thier recently expanded line of deserts and a lack luster selection of beverages.
So there you have it. The fast food industry isn’t completely void of any nutritional value, and can you make a quick stop without damaging your diet.
There’s just one catch where is organic in all of this?
Have a great day and I’ll talk to you soon.
In good health,
Dr. Andrew Smith
P.S.
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Dr. Smith Chiropractic
12300 Alt A1a suite 119
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida 33410
561.625.1993
www.drsmithchiropractic.com

Friday, March 26, 2010

health condition that is causing you pain

A MESSAGE FROM ANDREW H. SMITH DC


Dear Friend,

If you have a health condition that is causing you pain, zapping your energy, or lowering the quality of your life, I have good news for you!
Whether it is back or leg pain, neck or shoulder pain, conditions like fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome, arthritis, herniated or degenerated discs, or just wanting to help prevent these issues, we help people everyday function better naturally.

We are different, Guaranteed!!!!!!

Smith Chiropractic Health and Wellness Center is different from any other office in Florida. We always start with our commitment to serving you. Our team goes out of their way to make you feel special and at home. Next, is our unique service. We offer the most advanced and successful integrated treatments and diagnostic tools currently available to help not only pain, but get to the underlying cause of the problem and restore your natural health and vitality.

The Good News

We have a high success rate helping many people in the Palm Beach County area with their health problems. If you have already tried other doctors and treatments and didn't receive good results, don't give up hope. You have not tried what we have to offer. In fact, many patients come to us after their efforts have failed and have received great results in our center.

There are several reasons why our approach works so well. First, we are very comprehensive in our consultation in which we have "big ears". Then on your examination we are extremely thorough and we have "big eyes". Then, if we accept your case for care in our office, we will explain to you exactly what's wrong and how to correct it, we get to use our "big mouths". Along the way we will monitor your progress and give to you our "big hearts"! Our healing programs are specialized and tailored to your specific spine and body needs.

Are you committed to be at your best?

Let us help you! You can sign up for our free monthly e-newsletter and receive valuable information on things like how to relieve stress naturally, how to read food labels, how to stay physically fit etc...You can also take a look around our web site and see if our approach makes sense to you. I encourage you to schedule a complimentary (no charge) consultation. This is the best way to learn about your options first hand.
If you have any questions, and would like to speak to me personally, call 561-625-1993!



Sincerely,

Dr. Andrew Smith