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WELCOME- My name is Tyson Devereux. I grew up in the Boise/Meridian area. I chose to be a chiropractor because the chiropractors in my life were filled with passion and love - and I may not have known what chiropractic was - All I knew was that I wanted to have a career and life filled with the same love and passion and satisfaction helping others. I attended Parker University which was an amazing experience. It was a long journey and not only did a gain that love and passion I was seeking, but I came back with a message - a message of health and wellness.

I started this blog when I was just starting my journey through school. I plan to continue this blog now as a practicing doctor - to utilize this media to share my message to anyone willing to listen. I know this blog can or will be useful to anyone who desires to read it. I will try to post as frequently as I can. As well as, if there are any questions, please feel free to ask . . or even provide any addition answers or insight. So come and enjoy the fountain of knowledge, or just have fun feeding the fish.

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Tuesday, September 14, 2010

The Quiet Killers

Have you ever heard the phrase, "Adapt or Die!"?  It is a pretty simple concept in which we depend on every second of every day.  Our body is constantly adapting.  If it failed to do so . . . we would die.  I mentioned this before, but too often one says, "I don't need that, I'm already healthy."  If we, as in individual, and even as a society, are not adapting, changing, improving, can we really say that we are healthy?  Too often, one remains in that mind set, thinking they are healthy and fine with their lifestyle when in reality they have been exposed to complications they are unaware of.  These are the quiet killers.  These are the cardiac diseases, the neurological diseases, and the cancers that so many face today that often go undetected before its too late.  Prevention is ignored with the phrase, "It won't happen to me."

Interesting note:  The nutritional initials used for Standard American Diet is SAD  -  Yes, it is

1 comment:

  1. We are healthy no because we never fall sick but because we can recover and be healed again and again after we fell sick. SAD can deviate into Sad American Diet? no malice intended. :)

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