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High ankle sprains, evaluation and management
While practicing as a chiropractic orthopedist in New Mexico, I cared for many athletes suffering with pain from spinal and extremity injuries. It was my experience that with acute ankle sprains, patients responded well to chiropractic care, including cryotherapy, high-volt galvanic, taping and bracing, exercise, and joint manipulation. Yet, I found it essential to differentiate the lateral ankle sprains from the high ankle sprains with the latter being more difficult to manage.
FDA cracks down on dietary supplements
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced Monday it would be stepping up its policing of dietary supplements. At the same time, the agency announced it would be taking action against 17 companies for illegally selling products claiming to treat Alzheimer’s disease, among other conditions.
Crow Nation defines indigenous medicine, licensing alternative practitioners
The Crow Nation recently became the first Native American tribe to exercise its jurisdiction over the practice of indigenous medicine, boldly invoking the tribal sovereignty that is recognized in and protected by the United States Constitution and treaties, which no other Native American nation or state in the U.S. has done before.
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