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Aucoin Chiropractic Centre

Locality: Surfers Paradise, Queensland

Address: 12 Thomas Drive 4217 Surfers Paradise, QLD, Australia

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23.01.2022 Covid-19? Now is the best time to see your Chiropractor! Spinal adjustments have been shown to boost immune function Spinal Adjustments correct the spinal misal...ignments that cause neural dysfunction. Neural dysfunction stresses a body out, which may lead to a weakened immune system and lowered response to a foreign body, such as the cold or any other virus Book your appointment today!

17.01.2022 Spinal health is our priority which will help the rest of your body functions. We are dedicated to this health benefit. Let us give you a spinal exam to evaluate your nervous function

17.01.2022 Interesting Fact about Back Pain: Worldwide, back pain is the single leading cause of disability, preventing many people from engaging in work as well as other ...everyday activities. Hoy D, March L, Brooks P, et al The global burden of low back pain: estimates from the Global Burden of Disease 2010 study Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases Published Online First: 24 March 2014. doi: 10.1136/annrheumdis-2013-204428 Source = https://www.acatoday.org//H/Back-Pain-Facts-and-Statistics

17.01.2022 "We hand our children a pill for everything. Headache? Take a pill. Can’t sleep? Take a pill. Too fat? Take a pill. Feeling depressed? Take a pill. Trouble in s...chool? Take a pill. We train our children to react to any challenge in life by running to the pharmacy, yet in the same breath we tell them, 'Don’t do drugs!'" Consider chiropractic to enhance your child's overall quality of life: http://icpa4kids.org/Find-a-Chiropractor/ Continue reading, "ADHD, From Treatment to Function," here: http://pathwaystofamilywellness.org//adhd-from-treatment-t

16.01.2022 Your nerve health is our priority thus giving you better body function with less pain and degeneration!

16.01.2022 Danille Eaves Dillon

13.01.2022 VACATION ALERT! Dr Lowthian will be out of office from August 12 - 16. Check your e-mail for our updated newsletter with further details. Please reach out to us if you haven't received one and would like one!

13.01.2022 "We hand our children a pill for everything. Headache? Take a pill. Can’t sleep? Take a pill. Too fat? Take a pill. Feeling depressed? Take a pill. Trouble in s...chool? Take a pill. We train our children to react to any challenge in life by running to the pharmacy, yet in the same breath we tell them, 'Don’t do drugs!'" Consider chiropractic to enhance your child's overall quality of life: http://icpa4kids.org/Find-a-Chiropractor/ Continue reading, "ADHD, From Treatment to Function," here: http://pathwaystofamilywellness.org//adhd-from-treatment-t

08.01.2022 Sugar and your brain Table sugar is the generic name for sucrose; a combination of glucose and fructose. Each molecule of sugar contains 12 carbon atoms, 22 ...hydrogen atoms and 11 oxygen atoms. Glucose is the primary source of energy for your cells. Because the brain consists of so many neurons; it is the most energy demanding organ. Brain functions such as thinking, memory, and learning are closely linked to glucose levels and how efficiently the brain uses this fuel source. Although the brain needs glucose to function; too much of this energy source can have consequences. When you consume sugar; it activates the tongue’s receptors and a message is sent to the brain. This sugar-induced signal stimulates the release of dopamine in the nucleus accumbens; activating the brain’s reward system. This is the same brain region implicated in response to cocaine and heroin. Regular sugar consumption can change the availability of dopamine receptors in both the midbrain and frontal cortex. Continuous consumption of sugar over time leads to prolonged dopamine signalling, greater excitation of the brain’s reward pathways. The brain becomes tolerant to sugar and more sugar is needed to attain the same ‘sugar high’. Research suggests that a sugar heavy diet, insulin resistance and high blood glucose levels are linked with a greater risk for developing neurodegenerative disorders like Alzheimer's. However; if there is not enough glucose in the brain, neurotransmitters are unable be easily produced; therefore communication between neurons can break down. When there are low glucose levels in the blood (hypoglycemia), it can lead to loss of energy for brain function and is also linked to poor attention and cognitive function. Research has shown that sugar forms free radicals in the brain’s membrane. These free radicals prevent nerve cells from effectively sending signals to each other. The consequences of this can include decreased cognition and an inability to regulate our moods. Elevated blood sugar binds to protein; in a process called glycation. Glycated proteins are associated with an increased production of free radicals. #nhneurotraining

08.01.2022 Chiropractic care is for EVERYONE!

05.01.2022 What Sitting Too Long Does to Your Body - Watch this 3:40-minute video from "Power of Positivity" and contact us as we may be able to help!

02.01.2022 Don! Not poutine but close eh!

01.01.2022 Happy happy Mother's Day (Anne). You are my inspiration on a daily basis. You are always the most positive and uplifting person I know! I love you! You koala-fy as the greatest mum ever!