Statins Vs Welllness Approach
BLOOMINGTON, Minn., Nov. 19, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The recent guidelines recommending broader consumption of statin drugs heightens the need for more public education about wellness care says the Minnesota Chiropractic Association™ (MCA). "The more that patients are informed and take a proactive approach through wellness care, the better position they are in to minimize exposure to potentially harmful side effects of some drugs," says MCA President, Dr. Christian Kollar.
Drugs certainly play a very important and critical role in healthcare. However, the MCA would like to remind the public to strongly consider incorporating a natural approach to their healthcare maintenance routine when appropriate, and educating themselves regarding wellness options.
Statin use has been linked to an increase in diabetes, sexual dysfunction, cancer risk, exercise-related muscle injuries, anemia, cognitive loss, immune system suppression and more. Therefore, the MCA wants the public to understand the importance of incorporating lifestyle changes such as eliminating breads, grains and pasta from their diets and substituting fruits, vegetables and healthy meats. Regular exercise has also been shown to reduce inflammation and lower cholesterol.
A wellness approach to healthcare, allows the public to potentially minimize the likelihood of a lifelong commitment to drugs like statins. Chiropractic care is a drug free, wellness and preventive approach to healthcare. To find an MCA member Doctor of Chiropractic in your area, go to www.mnchiro.com and click on "Find A Doctor" or call the Minnesota Chiropractic Association™ at (800) 864-3769.
About Minnesota Chiropractic Association
Created in 1927, the Minnesota Chiropractic Association is committed to promoting awareness of the health risks and impact of spinal dysfunction as it relates to optimal health.
Contact: Debra Hurston
952-882-9411
SOURCE Minnesota Chiropractic Association
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