Dr. Nancy Short, MS, DC, BCAO

11/22/2025

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11/21/2025

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11/21/2025

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11/20/2025

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11/15/2025

11/10/2025

Quantum physics has long challenged how we understand reality — but new findings suggest it might also explain something as mysterious as “luck.” Scientists studying quantum entanglement and probability fields discovered that randomness itself may not be entirely random. Instead, quantum systems appear to align with repeating statistical patterns that respond to observation and intention.

Researchers from several institutes, including MIT and the Max Planck Institute, explored how measurement in quantum systems subtly changes outcomes — suggesting that focused awareness could influence results on a microscopic level. This doesn’t prove luck is magical, but it hints that our minds might interact with quantum probabilities in ways science is only beginning to grasp. The boundary between physics and psychology may be thinner than once thought.

If these results hold true, it could revolutionize how we view success, intuition, and decision-making. The idea that attention itself shapes probability opens the door to new interpretations of consciousness in physics — and a universe that listens, responds, and perhaps… synchronizes with intent.

11/07/2025

Exercise > medication? A huge study shows physical activity is more effective than drugs at treating depression.

11/06/2025

Huxley’s poignant words urge us to reflect on the price of ‘progress.’ While medical advancements have undeniably improved lives, they have also left us grappling with new challenges. It raises an important question: Are we truly healthy in mind, body, and spirit, or have we lost something along the way? True wellness cannot simply be measured by physical health but must include the nurturing of our souls, our connections, and our understanding of life itself. What does health mean to you, in its fullest sense?

11/04/2025

Fat buildup in the brain may be the missing factor in Alzheimer’s — and blocking one enzyme could reignite the brain’s immune defenses.

A new Purdue University study challenges long-held beliefs about fat’s part in Alzheimer’s, showing that excess lipid storage inside brain immune cells may accelerate neurodegeneration.

Published in Immunity, the research reveals that microglia—brain immune cells—become clogged with fat when exposed to toxic amyloid beta, weakening their ability to remove these damaging proteins.

Scientists identified an enzyme called DGAT2 as the key issue: when it malfunctions, microglia stockpile fat instead of using it for fuel, shutting down the brain’s cleanup system.

By blocking DGAT2, researchers revived microglial performance in Alzheimer’s models, restoring their plaque-clearing power and improving brain health indicators. This discovery reframes Alzheimer’s as a disorder of lipid metabolism, opening an entirely new path for therapies focused on rebalancing fat processing in brain cells.

11/03/2025

The health of our children is one of the most pressing concerns of the modern world, especially when it comes to conditions like ADHD. As the prevalence of ADHD continues to rise, many parents and health experts are searching for solutions beyond medication. A recent study offers a fascinating insight: 50% of children saw a reduction in ADHD symptoms simply by eliminating screens, artificial sweeteners, and corn from their diets.

This discovery highlights the profound impact that our environment and dietary choices have on our health. In today’s world, children are exposed to an overwhelming amount of screen time, processed foods, and artificial additives that are often overlooked in the context of mental health. These factors, which are so deeply ingrained in modern life, have been shown to exacerbate ADHD symptoms, making it even more crucial to reconsider our approach to diet and lifestyle.

What this study underscores is the power of holistic, natural solutions. The body and mind are deeply interconnected, and what we feed our bodies affects not only our physical health but also our mental and emotional well-being. By eliminating common triggers like artificial sweeteners and processed foods, children can experience improved focus, attention, and emotional regulation. This is not just a solution for ADHD, but a reflection of how diet shapes our entire sense of self.

The ancient wisdom of holistic health teaches us that the mind, body, and spirit are not separate entities but are intricately connected. This study is a modern reminder of that truth. By making conscious choices about what we consume, we can positively impact our mental health and overall well-being. It invites us to pause and consider how the modern diet—full of sugar, chemicals, and processed foods—might be contributing to the growing mental health crises in children.

In a world where quick fixes are often the norm, the simplicity of returning to natural, whole foods offers a refreshing solution. It encourages us to reconnect with the healing power of nature and to recognize that, sometimes, the most effective treatments are the simplest. This is a call to parents, caregivers, and educators to take a proactive approach in shaping a healthier environment for children.

As we reflect on this study, let’s ask ourselves: How are the food choices we make impacting our children’s mental and physical health? What steps can we take to foster a healthier, more mindful approach to diet in our families and communities? Share your thoughts, and let’s start a conversation on how we can all work together to create healthier environments for the next generation.

10/30/2025

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