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Tailbone Pain Known As Coccydynia El Paso, Texas
Tailbone pain begins in the coccyx, which is located at the bottom of the spine's sacrum.
Coccydynia…
Functional Endocrinology: Normalizing the Gut
The gut microbiota can produce and secrete hormones, respond to the host hormones, and regulate their expression…
Functional Neurology: Brain Inflammation and Depression
According to the World Health Organization, depression is one of the main causes of disability worldwide. Moreover,…
Stinger/Burner A Cervical Sports Injury El Paso, Texas
A look at what a stinger or burner injury is and what they can do to the neck and shoulders. We will look at:…
Functional Endocrinology: Endocrine Disruptors
EDC or endocrine-disrupting chemicals can target many different organs and systems of the body. It can come from…
The Wrong Way To Treat Plantar Fasciitis El Paso, TX.
Plantar Fasciitis means that there is inflammation of the tissue in the foot/feet and around 2 million Americans…
Functional Endocrinology: Hepatic Biotransformation & Hormone Balance
The liver is the one that takes toxins that the body encounters and transformed them into biotransformation to be…
Functional Endocrinology: Prostaglandin Balance
When there is an excessive amount of prostaglandins in the body it can lead to chronic inflammation and cause an…
Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLT) for Peripheral Neuropathy El Paso, TX.
Dr. John Coppola and Dr. Valerie Monteiro understand the symptoms associated with peripheral neuropathy. While many…