Finding Hidden Allergies

A woman with skin allergy scratching her neck

Today, it is possible to control allergic reactions or gradually eradicate them over time. If you are one of the 50 million Americans struggling with yearly allergies, you already know about the usual culprits. Here are some lesser-known offenders worth considering, as well as some surprising new information about penicillin. Let’s start with pollen food […]

Chiropractic USA Eases Pain

A chiropractor examines a patient

If you take pain medicine to mask the problem and keep doing what you are doing, the injury will get worse. There’s an epidemic going on. We read about it in magazines and see segments about it on the news. It’s the opioid prescription pain medication epidemic and data shows that the problem is particularly […]

ACO’s with Liberty Doctors

Medicare ACO graphic. ACOs - health care providers providing high-quality health care

Medicare payments totaled $705.9 billion in 2017, up 4.2% from the previous year and accounting for 20% of the total federal spending budget for that year alone, according to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. AARP reported that 44 million Americans are currently enrolled in Medicare, and, by 2030, that number could reach 79 […]

Atlantic Coast Physical Medicine’s Advice on Alternative Pain Remedies

A woman recieves nerve stimulation therapy to treat pain.

The opioid epidemic has taken its toll in South Carolina. The “Just Plain Killers” campaign, which was created by the South Carolina Department of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services, released that in 2017, there were 748 deaths involving opioids in our state. That was up from 616 in 2016. State-funded treatment data showed that […]

Winning Health’s Advice on Concussion

A young man getting checked over by hs doctor

Dr. Andrew McMarlin decided to increase his focus on concussions in his career practice of sports medicine after he was the physician for the major league soccer team in Washington D.C. “Three of the players had to retire early because they had not recovered properly from concussions,” he said. “Every time they exerted themselves, to […]

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