From Dr. Lind’s desk
The journal
A short read from Dr. Lind every week, on posture, sleep, stress, sports and healthy aging. Nearly 600 entries since 2013.
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Portable Health: Using Snacks to Stay Stable
Blood sugar is a balancing act Your cells need glucose to function- this is an indisputable fact, and the most direct way…
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Breakfast Amidst a Busy Schedule
Breakfast is a sensitive subject You have no time for breakfast and you are never hungry in the morning. Perhaps your brain…
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Breathing: For Better or Worse
What quality of breath are you drawing? Many Americans practice chronic shallow breathing; this leaves us well short of our best when…
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The Real Value of Cardio
Cardio is exercise at its most basic: it is rhythmic and continuous; it gets your heart rate up and utilizes major muscle…
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How to Stop Leaving Work with a Stiff Neck
Stiff necks are epidemic among deskbound workers. As the main portal between head and body, the neck is subject to the weight…
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Vitamin D In Winter Time
Are you part of the majority of people who are deficient in D? Vitamin D is one of the most important fat-soluble…
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The Cool Down
How do you finish your work out? We ask this question because there is one important little step which is often left…
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The Warm Up
With winter fast approaching, there is no better time to talk about warming up! Warming up truly means warming: a gentle routine should see…
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Stiff Shoulders: a Desk Working Epidemic
Tight shoulders are epidemic If you are coming home from a day spent at the desk with tight shoulders, or an upper…
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Healthy Hips: The Load Bearing Joints of Happiness
The health of your hips is vastly important Strong and mobile hip joints are not only crucial for athletic performance and agility,…
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Staying Fit in the Winter Months
Winter is often the time when people throw their personal fitness gains out the window, exercising less and eating more than any…
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Spinal Health Awareness: An Action Plan
Spinal health doesn’t need some arbitrary “Awareness Day” or week or month; the truth is, wherever you are, whenever you can, it…
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