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FEATURE ARTICLE
Temporomandibular Joint |
The TMJ is the joint between your lower and upper jaw. To feel it moving, open and close your mouth while touching your face just in front of your ear.
The joint takes part in all actions of the mouth including chewing, yawning and talking. You also use your jaw for sucking, swallowing, kissing, smoking, laughing, singing and spitting: the good, the bad and the ugly.
If you have TMJ problems, there are simple ways to reduce your pain and prevent further damage to your TMJ. This article provides tips on exercises, positions and activities that help you recover. It lists some activites which you should avoid and ways to avoid injury to the joint in the future. | | [Click Here to Read More] |
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Did You Know? |
Did you know that acupuncture can reverse a breech presentation in pregnancy? Approximately 3% of babies will be breech at some point in the pregnancy. Methods to turn them range from ice or frozen peas, music played toward the pubic bone, external manipulation, (which is usually painful), swimming and positioning.
Acupuncture and Moxabustion, provided by a well trained and experienced traditional Chinese medicine practitioner is a simple, painless, fast and effective method, typically achieving the result in 1 - 2 sessions.
For further information
please contact our doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Jessica (Dong Jie) Fang
Jessica Fang, TCM Practitioner | |
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Community Support!
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Rejuvenation Health Services has officially adopted Easter Seals as our 'Charity Child.'
Easter Seals provides, among other services, mobility equipment for the physically disabled and is in tune with our motto of giving our patients "freedom to move".
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Greetings!
Hello friends - old and new - welcome to this month's edition of "Freedom to Move". January seems to have passed by in the blink of an eye. I hope your Christmas and new year has been blessed with health and prosperity. I'd like to thank all our subscribers for your support and your suggestions over the past months. We have tried to incorporate your recommendations into our newsletter. We welcome your ongoing suggestions for newsletter content. As we approach our first anniversary in our new location, we are seriously counting our blessings. The year has been full of challenges but it's always good to know we are not alone. And just think how boring life would be without a little challenge! For those of you who made New Year's resolutions, keep at it! Way to go! Bully for you! and all that jazz. There is nothing too small that you can do in the journey toward a healthier lifestyle. For those who are struggling, do not lose heart...so am I. Let's motivate each other! We can do it! I hope you enjoy the articles in this month's newsletter and our feature article on the TMJ. See you next month when we will feature tendonitis! Faith Grant, Director Rejuvenation Health Services Inc |
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Marina has a key role in customer service and assists the physical therapists with application of therapeutic modalities. She contributes to the growth and stability of the clinic with an attitude of dedication to our principles and true concern and caring for our patients and other clients. Her key role is in management of client flow within the clinic. She also assists with screening examinations for gait disturbance and the provision of non-surgical face lift. Marina speaks fluent Russian, having immigrated from Kazakhstan with her husband and 2 daughters in 2000. She enjoys biking, skating, dancing and nature. Last but not least, she enjoys spending time with her adorable granddaughter Maria.
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ANTIOXIDANTS - PART 1: What are antioxidants? | |
Free radicals (pro-oxidants) are atoms or molecules with unpaired electrons. These highly reactive substances can be formed in a number of ways, and once formed they may use their reactivity to damage important cellular components - such as the cell membrane - or macromolecules like DNA. This damage can lead to mutation, impaired function, and even cell death. To minimize potential damage from free radicals, the body utilizes a defense system of antioxidants.
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- Rejuvenation Health Services is almost a year old and we have big plans! On February 26, between 1 and 5 pm, we will partner with the Terwillegar Recreation Centre to present our first annual Health and Wellness Fair. You will receive sample treatments and informative sessions on physical, emotional and mental health. Please contact us for further information and to register
- We now carry Latisse. If you have tried eyelash extensions and are not satisfied with the result, why not grow your own lashes? Call for an appointment with our physician and find out about our multiple unit pricing.
- Our popular Face-lift facial and massage combo is returning for 2 weeks only, just in time for Valentines' day. Treat your loved ones to a gift certificate. They will thank you for it. Available until February 14th, 2012. Limited to one redemption per person.
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Mission, Goals, and Services at Rejuvenation Health
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Rejuvenation Health Services Inc - a one stop shopping mall for all things health-related!
Our Mission:
Our mission is to create a destination for individuals and organizations seeking health and wellness products and services. Our goal is to provide convenient, accessible, excellent service and products. This is evident in our choice of location, design of our clinic, careful selection of staff and consultants and the wide array of services we offer.
Our Goals:
Our personal and professional goals are to always exceed the expectations of others as well as the established level of excellence. We hope to change the face of the medical community, the educational system for practitioners, and leave a positive mark on our community.
Our Services:
At Rejuvenation Health, you are guaranteed to receive the very best care and customer service possible. All staff and health-care providers operate on a strict code of honor. We strive to honor our patients, clients, one another, and the health-care profession in our every day conduct.
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