Perry Chiropractic Clinic, Inc. - Lee Nelsen, DC, CKTP

11/06/2025

Researchers have found a connection between low magnesium levels and ADHD in children and suggest that supplementation may help reduce symptoms.

05/27/2025

04/02/2025

Yay! Great news.

It’s inspiring to witness the momentum building across the country as states take decisive steps to prioritize children’s health. Florida’s recent initiative to ban ultra-processed foods in schools, following the examples set by West Virginia, Utah, and Texas marks a significant move toward nourishing our young generations, not slowly poisoining them.

This collective action sends a powerful message: we are committed to safeguarding our children’s well-being by eliminating harmful additives from their diets. It’s a stand against the prioritization of profit over health, signaling that we refuse to knowingly compromise our kids’ futures.​

Returning to whole, unprocessed foods is critical. We’ve relied on ultra-processed, packaged “foods” for too long. It’s time to get back to the basics. Comment ‘CLEAN’ to receive my simple guide on daily clean-eating habits and the best foods to boost your energy.

03/16/2025

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03/14/2025

This perspective is coming from a Doctor of Pharmacy, ladies and gentlemen...

02/14/2025

02/08/2025

There are so many forms of magnesium out there, but these are three of the top forms I recommend taking. 👆

Approximately 50% of Americans are deficient in magnesium and here are some of the top signs of such a deficiency:
Muscle Tightness
Cramps and Spasms
Fatigue and Weakness
Nausea and Vomiting
Loss of Appetite
Tingling or Numbness (especially in your hands or feet)
Irregular Heartbeat
Mood changes or Anxiety
High Blood Pressure
Weak Bones
Trouble Sleeping

If you are magnesium-deficient, you’ll want to add in magnesium-rich foods to your diet. Try some of the following:
Pumpkin Seeds: 168 mg in 1 oz (30% of daily needs)
Spinach: 157 mg in 1 cup, cooked
Almonds: 80 mg in 1 oz
Cashews: 74 mg in 1 oz (18% of DV)
Dark Chocolate (70-85% cacao): 64 mg in 1 oz
Black Beans (cooked): 60 mg in ½ cup
Chia Seeds: 111mg in 1 oz (26% of DV)
Mackerel: 82 mg in 3 oz (20% of DV)
Tuna: 64 mg in 3 oz (15% of DV)
Avocado: 58 mg in 1 medium avocado (14% of the DV)
Quinoa (cooked): 118 mg in 1 cup (28% of the Daily Value)

For more information on how to eat clean, boost your digestion, and heal your gut, comment ‘CLEAN’ and I’ll send you my free guide.

02/05/2025

The people have spoken and we’re heading in the right direction! Leave a comment supporting RFK Jr. as Health Secretary—let’s keep our voices loud. 👏📢

01/28/2025

There are different combinations of Magnesium that target specific conditions. Our office can help you determine the correct supplement for you!

01/28/2025

Nothing feels better than staying on top of your health.

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