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by Dr. Joshua Salina | Feb 3, 2026 | Zed
A Valentine’s Gift from the Heart This Valentine’s Day, love comes in many forms—and few are sweeter than a child’s love for their mother. Imagine the joy of a little one giving the most meaningful gift of all: health, energy, and well-being. Feeling pain-free, energized, and truly well is one of the greatest gifts you...
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by Dr. Joshua Salina | Jan 22, 2026 | Zed
The Nervous System Provided By The ICPA Your body is amazing—and your brain is in charge of it all. From blinking your eyes to remembering your favorite song, your brain sends messages faster than lightning through tiny pathways called nerves. These signals help you move, feel, and think every second of every day. Pretty incredible,...
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by Dr. Joshua Salina | Jan 15, 2026 | Health Articles
Winter’s Hope Provided By The ICPA The longest night of the year, the winter solstice, is followed by the return of the light. Gradually, the sun begins to shine longer each day, bringing a new sense of hope. We have walked out of the darkness of autumn, and this hope for the future is something...
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by Dr. Joshua Salina | Dec 23, 2025 | Health Articles
The holidays are here in , ! Along with festive cheer, this season can bring neck pain, headaches, fatigue, and emotional stress. Between heavy shopping bags, family dynamics, and late nights, it's no wonder your spine and immune system can feel overwhelmed. But with some preparation and a few helpful tips, you can glide through...
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by Dr. Joshua Salina | Dec 9, 2025 | Health Articles
Provided By The ICPA You Aren’t Sick, You’re Adapting We should look at symptoms and diseases as the body adapting in a very functional way to circumstances. In an article called “I Treat Stories,” I talked about the spectrum between perfect “health”—perhaps better defined as “potential”—and disease and death. I talk about functional conditions like...
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