Bone Builder^® provides bone health support with microcrystalline hydroxyapatite concent

rate (MCHC), a highly absorbable crystalline compound comprised of naturallyoccurring components of bone which is backed by more than 30 years of research. MCHC contains naturally occurring calcium, phosphorus, and trace amounts of other minerals, bone growth

factors, collagen and other vital bone proteins. This well-rounded formula is designed to support bone mineral density. Ideal for those who prefer tablets.^*

Available on Amazon for $77.88 with 1day prime shipping  OR only $49.50 directly from our website https://jdill.metagenics.com/cal-apatite-bone-builder and if you buy 2 you will get free sameday shipping and 20% off your full order.  Product is also avaible in the office for pick up.  Use practitioner code JDILL if prompted.

Don't risk your bone health to just any CALCIUM get the one your body longs for.

Cal Apatite Bone Builder provides excellent bone health support.
Benefits:
Ideal for patients who prefer smaller tablets
In conjunction with regular exercise and a healthy diet, adequate
calcium intake can play a significant role in reducing the rate of
bone loss or bone thinning and in protecting bone strength*
MCHC as a source of calcium helps support bone mass and slow
age-related bone loss*
MCHC is an excellent source of bioavailable calcium, as well as a
full spectrum of minerals and intact organic factors for
comprehensive bone nourishment*

Electric bikes (commonly referred to as "E-bikes") and powered scooters are growing in popularity and as a result, their associated injuries are on the rise.  Unfortunately, the pattern of injuries resulting from the use of these powered wheeled devices is more severe than their non-electric and non-powered counterparts.  According to 2000 to 2017 data from the US National Electronic Injury Surveillance System, the injury data showed: 

• E-bike injuries were more likely include internal injuries and require hospital admission
• E-bike injuries were more than 3 times more likely to involve a collision with a pedestrian than either pedal bicycles or powered scooters
• E-bike injuries have been increasing dramatically, especially among older persons
• Powered scooter injuries were nearly 3 times more likely to result in concussion 
  

Be smart and be aware.  If you decide to use an electric/powered scooter or bike, be cautious and wear the appropriate safety equipment, including a properly fitted helmet as well as knee, elbow and if applicable, wrist guards.  Eye protection and appropriate clothing should additionally be considered. 

Did you know doctors of chiropractic are specifically trained in the diagnosis and care of soft tissue injuries?  If you have sustained an injury from an E-bike, scooter or any other wheeled equipment, call us today!  We can quickly diagnosis and care for you and your injury, getting you back to healthy and happy, safely and quickly!

Women 50 years and older who lose a modest amount of weight and keep it off can reduce their risk for acquiring breast cancer, according to researchers.  Researchers set out to identify if weight loss in women 50+ would reduce their risk of breast cancer.  Weight loss was defined as 4 pounds or more lost and maintained over a 10-year period. Data from more than 180,000 women was evaluated.  Compared with women with stable weight during study period, women with sustained weight loss had a lower risk of breast cancer.  Researchers concludes, "These results suggest that sustained weight loss, even modest amounts, is associated with lower breast cancer risk for women aged ≥50 years. Breast cancer prevention may be a strong weight loss motivator for the two-thirds of American women who are overweight or obese."