You’ve probably discerned there’s SOME form of connection with the things you put in your mouth and your overall health by now. But have you thought about how the things you’re chewing on are affecting your mental health? In this article focusing on Nutritional Psychiatry, Physio Logic’s Clinical Nutritionist, Michelle Miller, MSACN; and Nutritional Educator […]
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Physio Logic Physical Therapist, Dr. Sarah Kostyukovsky, PT, DPT, OCS, and new mother, discusses how the physical changes that occur during the pre and post-natal period can lead to injury and chronic pain. I recently read an article in the Boston Globe about the significant brain changes that occur during pregnancy and child birth. Pre
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In this article, Physio Logic Pilates Instructor Julie Olival, discusses the benefits of Pilates for mothers identifying habitual actions, common tendencies within those movements, and counter exercises to strengthen the muscles required for those actions to move more efficiently and prevent injury. Creatures of Habit We are not static beings. We are dynamic. Every day
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In this article, Physio Logic Contributing Registered Dietitian, Rachel Naar, RD, discusses the differences between natural sugars and added sugars, how they each break down in the body and the importance of limiting intake of foods with added sugars. Sugar, sugar how you get so fly? And by fly I mean, sneakily sprinkled into just
Cutting Down On Added Sugars: A Walk Into Candy Land Read More »
Besides all the flowers, sunshine and opportunities to eat watermelon, there’s a great beauty in summertime. No, there’s nothing quite like the beauty of getting out of the office. It’s not the same to escape the grind during a New York winter, because polluted piles of sidewalk snow just don’t have the same charm as
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Physio Logic’s Contributing Registered Dietitian, Rachel Naar, RD, discusses the causes and treatments of constipation, diarrhea, and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). When ya gotta go, you gotta go or sometimes you don’t gotta go at all! Here we take a deeper dive into some of the most common gastrointestinal conditions, and shed some light on
In this article, Aryanna Aronson, BASI Pilates apprentice instructor at Physio Logic Pilates, discusses her experience as a contemporary dancer and her path to Pilates. Based out of New York, Aryanna currently dances professionally for a couple choreographers. She has recently performed around New York City and Brooklyn, Jersey City and Hartford Connecticut. She is
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Physio Logic’s Chiropractor and Licensed Acupuncturist in Brooklyn, NY, Dr. Allison Heffron, DC, L.Ac., Discusses the benefits of Acupuncture for helping to treat addictions, including smoking. This article is meant to revolve around using acupuncture to quit smoking, however, the treatment involved is useful for any addiction. That’s right, any addiction. Smoking, heroin, food—or to
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So, you want to stop popping so many pills. Nice! Now, that that’s settled… Where to go from here? There’s holistic medicine, you’re pretty sure of that. Although you’re not sure where the “W” went in the start of that word, you like the idea that the Whole body might one day function in
Integrative, Alternative, Functional – Oh My! Read More »
Physio Logic’s Clinical Nutrition Assistant, Rachel Naar, discusses the importance of proper post-pregnancy nutrition for the optimal health of both mother and baby. She provides sources of significant proteins, antioxidants, phytochemicals, vitamins, minerals, whole grains, fibers, and fats. Last summer we prepped you with some nutritional education surrounding ‘What to Expect When You’re Expecting.” Nine
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Physio Logic’s Chiropractor, Dr. Mike Distler, discusses why we slouch, our spinal support systems, and how to prevent common spinal conditions/diseases such as disc herniations, ligament inflammation or damage, and osteoarthritis. He provides 5 simple steps to improve your posture by helping the body resist postural stress and prevent low neck and back pain. So, Why
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Physio Logic’s Clinical Nutrition Assistant, Rachel Naar, explains a few of the most studied fasting techniques, how they work and the results you can expect out of each based off of both animal and human study findings. Fasting… Fasting. We do it when we sleep, that’s at least a given. Unless you’re sleep-eating, which is
What’s The Deal With Intermittent Fasting? Read More »
