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I went to get acupressure because I was past my pregnacy due date, but after the appointment I felt like I was walking on air. I had a lot of energy, my pains were gone, and I realized I needed it more than I really knew. She is understanding and very professional. I would definitely recommend Dr. Graves.
-S.S
Let me start by saying I am a certified CrossFit trainer with multiple specialty certifications and I am also a USAW certified Sport Performance Coach. I have dealt with minor injuries before but nothing that forced me to consider some type of rehab or treatment plan. While training high volume or a competition I suffered a low back injury. After months of rest and self prescribed rehab I wasn’t getting back to the shape I wanted and my symptoms persisted.... Read more »
I am a fitness freak: I like cross-country running,cycling, weight lifting, playing basketball and racquetball. But at a certain point I started having severe back pains, spasms and hamstring tightening which sidelined me for quite a while as I tried physical therapy but I did not get immediate relief I was looking for. Then I visited with Dr Carrie Johnson for initial visit and analysis of my condition, at first I was skeptical but Dr Carrie Johnson made me a believer of Acupuncture and Active release techniques. Thanks... Read more »
Tag Archives: genetics
Ancient DNA Reveals Fascinating Insights into the Origins of Multiple Sclerosis
Carrie Graves, AP
Recent groundbreaking research has shed light on this enigma, particularly regarding Multiple Sclerosis (MS), a neurological condition affecting millions globally. The surprising link? Our very own ancient DNA.
Decoding the Past: How Ancient Europeans Shape Modern Health
Researchers embarked on a remarkable journey into the past, analyzing DNA from Europeans who lived as far back Continue reading
Posted in Autoimmune Disease, genetics, multiple sclerosis
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