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Women's Health Articles

Each month, Dr. Peter D. Ferguson publishes a new article related to womens health. Here are some links to the current article and to previous months' articles.

Month
Article
July 2010
Broccoli vs. Breast Cancer
June 2010
Chiropractic and Pregnancy
May 2010
I Was Looking Forward to This?
April 2010
Tattoos - Health and Safety First!
March 2010
A Different Kind of Stress
February 2010
Family Health Care Choices
January 2010
Why It's Healthy to Cry!
December 2009
Breastfeeding: Good for Baby and for You!
November 2009
Why Do We Lose Bone Density?
October 2009
At Risk: Women and Osteoporosis
September 2009
Sports Bra Basics
August 2009
New Concerns Over Botox
July 2009
Gossip Makes Who Look Bad?
June 2009
What You're Just Itching to Know...
May 2009
Controversy Over Pap Smears?
April 2009
Chiropractic and Fertility
March 2009
Dear Diary: Benefits of Journaling
February 2009
It's That Time of the Month...Again
January 2009
Why Am I Always Tired?
December 2008
Caring For Your Skin, Naturally
November 2008
Natural Calcium For Healthy Bones
October 2008
Is the Glamour Worth the Pain?
September 2008
Why Am I Sad All the Time?
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Dr. Ferguson Asks some important questions of interest to Canton residents - Chiropractor Canton Dr. Ferguson Asks...

Why are some people allergic to pollen and others aren't?
It's not the pollen. Chiropractors know that if it were, everyone would be allergic to pollen, nuts and pet dander. But that's not the case. It's the person, not the pollen! If you live in Canton and your stress levels are high, then each year the grass, the trees or the weeds put your nervous system over the top. Many report that chiropractic care helps reduce the frequency and severity of their allergic response.
Why are frequent visits advised when starting chiropractic care?
Consistent visits at the beginning of your chiropractic care help create the momentum necessary to correct and retrain unhealthy spinal patterns. Later, Canton patients find that continued care on a less frequent visit schedule can help preserve their progress and avoid a relapse.