Complementary Care

&SLIDER Complementary Care 

Listen to Your Momma

April 1, 2021April 14, 2021 Mac Stone agriculture 's national organic standard board, aisle, aisle of product, Ann Bell stone, baby, bag of vitamin, bucket of fried chicken, calf, cheap abundance, clean plate club, conventional strawberry, diet, diet-related, diet-related disease, digestive microbiome, Elmwood stock farm, ewe, eye of mother nature, food organization, former chair of the U.S. department of agriculture 's national organic standard board, geeky, geeky son, generation of beef, good reproductive rate, grandmother 's generation, grass, great-tasting, great-tasting grain, grocery, grocery store feature aisle, hen, herd, herd health issue, high percentage of a species, image001 photo, image001 photo of vegetable, Instacart, Kentucky department of agriculture, Kentucky proud program, lamb access, Mac, Mac stone, mammal 's lifeline, manner of metabolic disorder, mature cow, momma, mother nature, new momma, newborn mammal 's lifeline, next paddock, nonprofit agriculture, nutrient need, paddock, perfect food, plate club, pre-made formula, pre-pubescent calf, provide protein, right half of the expansive building, Sarah Jane Sanders, Sarah Jane Sanders issue, simple vegetable, skinny kid, sweet-tasting corn, turkey hen, vegetable, young stock

Mac Stone, Ann Bell Stone, and extended family operate Elmwood Stock Farm in Scott County, KY. Mac was the executive

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&FRONT Complementary Care 

Demand for Medical Nutrition Therapy Increases During COVID-19

April 1, 2021April 14, 2021 Mary Branham academy of nutrition, appointment, average of four hours more, chi, chi saint, COVID-19, diabetes, dietitian, eastern Kentucky community, follow-up appointment, four hours more, individual stress, individualized nutrition treatment plan, initial appointment, Joseph, Joseph health, Joseph Heath, Karen Klefot, Klefot, lifestyle, lifestyle assessment, medical nutrition therapy, medical nutrition therapy increase, nutrition, nutrition plan, nutrition therapy, nutrition therapy process, nutrition treatment plan, OnePoll, OnePoll survey, outpatient, outpatient diabetes educator, pandemic, rd, recent OnePoll survey, referral, registered dietitian, specialized supplement, therapy, use of specialized supplement, wide variety of patient

LEXINGTON While it’s been over a year since COVID-19 was classified as a pandemic, taking a toll on countries worldwide,

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Complementary Care 

Cedar Lake Gets Creative to Serve a Vulnerable Population

December 1, 2020February 17, 2021 Thomas Pack array of unprecedented challenge, baptist health, basic safety precaution, BCBA, behavior service, cedar, cedar lake, cedar lake 's group, cedar lake 's medical director, cedar lake director, cedar lake director of therapeutic service, cedar lake lodge, combat isolation, coordinated emergency plan, COVID-19, difficult message, director of behavior service, Dr., Dr. wheeler photo, family medicine specialist, James wheeler, LBA, live skill, lockdowns, loneliness, Louisville many, Louisville parent, Louisville parent of people, McKenzie, McKenzie state, medical group, MS, off-site class, pandemic, photo, quarantine, scheduled class, Scott McKenzie, socially-distanced, socially-distanced engagement, specialist, staff member, suspended visitation, tell family member, therapeutic service, vulnerable population, wheeler, wheeler point

LOUISVILLE Many of us have trouble mentally processing the changes to daily life caused by the pandemic. For the individuals

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Complementary Care 

News Flash…Exercise is Good for You!

December 1, 2020February 17, 2021 Sheila Kalas acute respiratory illness morbidity, certified facility, cold rainy day, consistent time, Cooper institute, COVID-19, COVID-19 pandemic, disease of inactivity, Dr. Steven Blair, early mortality, exchange of immune cell, exercise, exercise physiologist, fitness, healthy engagement, illness morbidity, image001 photo, immune health, immune system, improved mental health, increased risk of early mortality, Ky. fitness, light weight train, like exercise, main excuse, mental health, moderate physical activity, mortality, muscle strengthen activity, News flash, pandemic, pathogen surveillance activity, physiologist, poor nutritional habit, previously-mentioned condition, regular physical activity, risk of early mortality, Sheila Kalas, sixty minute, stress of the time, thirty, thirty to sixty minute bout, thirty to sixty minute bout of moderate physical activity, un-athletic, un-athletic person, under-exercised, under-exercised society, value system, wellness company, workout, workout time

LEXINGTON How many times have you heard that statement in some form or another? For some of you, you’ve heard

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Complementary Care 

Norton Neuroscience Institute Resource Center Adds Parkinson’s Support

December 1, 2020February 17, 2021 Gil Dunn Care partner, caregiver, coordinator, direcetor, direcetor of the Norton neuroscience institute resource center, Erika, Erika branch, fellowship-trained, fellowship-trained specialist, forefront of new technique, image001 photo, impaired balance, incurable movement disorder, innovative care, Kentuckiana, Kentuckiana region, Louisville Norton, Louisville Norton neuroscience institute, nervous system condition, neurological condition, neuroscience, NNI, NNI resource center, Norton, Norton Healthcare, Norton Healthcare Erika, Norton Healthcare Erika branch, Norton Healthcare foundation, Norton neuroscience institute, Norton neuroscience institute resource center, Parkinson, Parkinson 's disease, Parkinson 's patient, Parkinson 's support, Parkinson 's support center, Parkinson support, Parkinson support center, Parkinson support center of Kentuckiana, program coordinator, research specialist, Rojas, slowed movement, system condition, tremor of the hand, vision of help people, Yvette Cabrera-Rojas

LOUISVILLE Norton Neuroscience Institute (NNI) and the Parkinson Support Center of Kentuckiana have joined forces to bolster care for individuals

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Complementary Care 

The Health of the Commonwealth

March 1, 2020June 1, 2020 Mac Stone $6–8, 000, Achilles heel of big food 's cheap food, agriculture, big blue nation, big food, big food 's cheap food, big food colonizer, committed consumer, consolidation of food supplier, control of the genetics, corn season, CSA, CSA farm share, CSA shareholder, decentralized food system build strength, diet-related, diet-related disease, diet-related health problem, differ seed catalog, diverse seed bank, economy 3, Elmwood, Elmwood stock farm, farm level, farm share, farm stop deliver, financial side of the equation, fingerprint, fistful of international vegetable company, food colonizer, food system build strength, great game plan, health of the commonwealth, healthy commonwealth, high incidence of diet-related health problem, housemates, image001 image002, image001 image002 photo, insidious disease, integrated pork, international vegetable company, Kentucky, Kentucky farm share coalition, Lexington farmer market, Lexington home, little organism, local agrarian footprint, local food movement, local sweet corn season, lousy food choice, Mac, Mac stone, month 's supply of food, national organic standard board, never-before-seen technology, pesticide jug, population of native people, produce genetics, regenerative farm, Sarah Jane Sanders, seed, seed catalog, shallow gene pool, source local, standard board, stock, trained worker, vegetable, vegetable company, veil of differ seed catalog

GEORGETOWN The genesis of these writings was watching people we know and love make lousy food choices, which in turn

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Complementary Care 

Kentucky’s Link to Prevention

March 1, 2020June 1, 2020 Melissa Karrer cancer, colon, colon cancer, colon cancer screen, colonoscopies, colonoscopy, colorectal cancer rank, continued barrier, flower clinic, free colonoscopy, high out-of-pocket expense, insurance, introduction of the Kentucky colon cancer screen program, KCCSP, KCCSP advisory committee meet, KDPH, Kentuckian, Kentucky, Kentucky 's link, Kentucky CancerLink, Kentucky colon cancer, Kentucky colon cancer screen program, Kentucky rank number, Kentucky resident, little flower clinic, Livingston county hospital, Ohio county hospital, out-of-pocket, out-of-pocket expense, patient navigation, Pennyrile district, primary function of KCCSP, problem of colon cancer, provider, screen, surveillance colonoscopy

  Kentucky ranks number one in cancer overall in the nation and is among the highest of the states in

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Vaping and E-Cigarettes Add to Lung Disease

November 1, 2019February 21, 2020 Elizabeth A. Hoagland, CHFS, DPH, DPQI adult, CDC, cough, curious cluster, curious cluster of case, diarrhea, E-Cigarette, e-cigarette use, e-cigarettes, electronic cigarette, EVALI, Frankfort, healthcare, healthcare provider, injury, Kentucky, Kentucky department, local investigation, long-term health impact, lung, lung injury, marijuana, marijuana extract, marijuana use, national investigation, nausea, nicotine, probable case of lung injury, product use-associated lung injury, provider, public health, shortness, shortness of breath, symptom, THC, tobacco, tobacco product, use e-cigarettes, use-associated, vapes, vaping

FRANKFORT You’ve seen them in stores and on billboards on the side of the road, and heard about them on

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Complementary Care 

Hope for a Cure

October 1, 2019December 9, 2019 Laura Ross breast, breast cancer, breast cancer research, cancer, cancer advocate, color of courage, color of courage event, color of courage feature dinner, courage, courage event, courage feature dinner, cure, diagnosis, diagnosis of metastatic breast cancer, founder of hope scarf, Gil Dunn Lara MacGregor, hope scarf, hope scarf 's color, hope scarf 's color of courage, hope scarf raise, image001 photo, Louisville, Louisville resident, LOUSIVILLE, LOUSIVILLE cancer, MacGregor, meaningful event, Mellwood, Mellwood art, metastatic breast cancer research, native of Wisconsin, people face cancer, personal reaction, scarf, stage IV, stage IV diagnosis, trouble fact

LOUSIVILLE Cancer can be a numbers game. It’s full of statistics no one wants to face, like the troubling fact

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The Role of Sports Chiropractic

September 1, 2019October 28, 2019 Tamera Tolson, DC, DACBSP® advantage of chiropractic care, apply oxygen, athlete, athlete 's health, CCSP®, certified chiropractic sport physician, chiropractic, chiropractic board, chiropractic sport physician, chiropractor, concussion, DACBSP®, detailed question, Diplomate American chiropractic board, Diplomate American chiropractic board of sport, doctor of chiropractic medicine, exercise, exercise prescription, faulty body mechanics, former athlete, Gil Dunn Tamera Tolson, image001 photo, injury, Kentucky, level of athlete, medicine, neurologist, nutritional need, Olympic elite athlete, orthopedist, over-use injury, patient 's musculoskeletal, physical therapist, physician, physicians-, post-doctoral education, postgraduate classroom hour, PPE, proper orthopedic test, provide excellence, recovery, rehabilitation exercise, role of sport chiropractic, specialization of sport medicine topic, specialized group of chiropractor, spine board, sport chiropractic, sport chiropractor, sport chiropractor work, sport injury diagnosis, sport medicine, sport medicine provider, sport medicine topic, sport physician, sport-specific, state regulation permit, symptom, Tamera Tolson, tee-ball toddler, therapist, treatment of athlete, weakness, written project requirement

LEXINGTON Whether working with an Olympic elite athlete or a tee-ball toddler, sports medicine providers have a huge impact on

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