
True Contentment
It was Oscar Wilde who said that “true contentment is not having everything, but in being satisfied with everything you have.” For many

It was Oscar Wilde who said that “true contentment is not having everything, but in being satisfied with everything you have.” For many

A New House of Healing. Medicine, for centuries, has delved deep into the cellular realm to decode the mysteries of health. By investigating

As the vibrant greens of summer slowly give way to the rich, warm hues of autumn, the world around us begins to change.

You walk into a crowded store, a certain song is playing, and you relax. Traffic jams aren’t so bad when your favorite song

The world is witnessing a revolution. As life expectancy increases and birth rates decline, a significant shift is taking place in the global

The first smartphone-like device was the IBM Simon available to the public in late 1993, before the term “smartphone” existed. A short 4

Hopefully, this article doesn’t apply to you. You aren’t someone who spends too much time commuting to a high stress job where you

Regardless of your current age, you’ve lived long enough to know that each passing year offers the opportunity to reflect on our growth,

Building your ideal 100 Year Lifestyle means building a life full of health and happiness. But for many the question is, how is

We all have friends who just can’t slow down. They’re always busy with too many things on their plate. Just watching them is

Summer brings long, sunny days perfect for outdoor activities. However, it also poses risks to our eye health. From the intense UV rays

NEAT. It stands for Non-Exercise Activity Thermogenesis, and it encompasses all the calories burned through non-exercise movements we make doing day to day

Talk of telomeres is making its way into health news today more than ever. Until recently you may not have heard of telomeres.

Decisions! Decisions! It’s a humorous phrase used when someone is having difficulty making a decision, often about something relatively unimportant. However, the fact

Lionhearted Mother The fear of failure is a pressing issue, and when it is present, it weighs down every aspect of life. It

In the world of chiropractic care, few families are as known for their heritage and commitment as the Stucky family. Hailing from this

Life is rarely smooth sailing. We all, at some time, experience challenges of one kind or another that cause us severe and lasting

Society as a whole has begun to ask the question – when does old age begin? In a world that has long been

What is the chiropractic measure of health? Humankind’s concept of health and well-being is always evolving. In the past century up to the

For generations, families in and around Cedar Rapids have been calling Spinal Corrective Center P.C. – Chiropractic for Pediatric Development and Adult Health,

A habit is defined as a settled or regular tendency or practice. Humans are described as creatures of habit. The reality is that

Today most of us find we are on call for our work 24/7. Whether it’s by phone, text, or email, we’re constantly tethered

If you think that bodybuilders don’t need healthy brains and chess master’s don’t need strong spines, you’re wrong. In fact, in 1981, neurologist

Most people aren’t comfortable when they are sweaty. In fact, there are several negative expressions based on the idea of sweating. You could

Our breath is an essential part of life that we often take for granted. It is a process that allows us to bring

What can chiropractic do for your child? Chiropractic’s purpose is to remove interferences to the natural healing power running through the body. When

What’s your longevity literacy? Perhaps more importantly, what’s your financial planners’ longevity literacy? Longevity literacy is a term used by the financial

We’re hearing a great deal about the blue zones these days. In case you haven’t heard, blue zones are places identified by Dan

The body adapts. Regardless of what we do, our bodies will continue to adapt. Leave a plant in a stationary position and

Many people have heard at least half of this old adage. The first half goes, “curiosity killed the cat.” The lesser known second
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