Augustus Madison Reynolds ll, MS, DC, CCN

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Dr. Augustus Reynolds is a Board-certified Clinical Nutritionist that Specializes in:

Molecular Medicine

Clinical Nutrition

Homeopathic Medicine

Naturopathic Remedies

Botanical Medicine

Disease Prevention

Health Restoration

Life Extension

Anti-Aging

Pain Management

Chiropractic Care

Education and Training

Little Rock Junior College Pre-Med 1950

Los Angeles Chiropractic Col Chiropractor 1954

University of Arkansas BA Sociology-Chemistry 1967

Columbia College Bachelor of Science in Nutrition 1977

University of Bridgeport Masters in Human Nutrition 1985

University of Bridgeport Masters in Biology 1986

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Heart Disease is the #1 Killer
Dr. Augustus M. Reynolds 11, MS, DC, CCN, DACBN There is a heart attack every 20 seconds, it causes 50% of all deaths in the US. There is one death every 60 seconds and a million each year. Heart disease kills more than the next 9 causes of death. About 1 out of 8 live births has congenital heart...
HEART DISEASE Dr. Augustus “Gus” M. Reynolds 11, MS, DC, CCN, DACBN, Emeritus
Your heart is your strongest muscle. It beats 86,400 times a day, 32 million times/year and 3 billion times in a lifetime. It pumps 2,500 gallons of blood a day, which weighs 20 tons. All of your other muscles cannot do this. It delivers nutrients and oxygen to 100,000 miles of blood vessels and it...

Can bursitis be treated by a chiropractor?
How Chiropractic Care Can Help Bursitis. A chiropractor helps those suffering from bursitis get relief from the swelling and pain caused by the disease. Routine visits to your chiropractor will offer non-invasive, safe and non-addictive alternatives to using prescription medications to relieve pain and swelling. READ MORE
Can chiropractors help fatigue?
Search Results Featured snippet from the web A chiropractor won't treat your fatigue specifically, but it is true that a few side effects of getting care may help restore a bit of your energy. Take a look at how this form of care may be able to help you. Chiropractors are known for their ability to diminish pain in the body, especially pain in the neck or back. READ MORE
How do I stop my shoulder from hurting when I sleep?
Adjusting your sleeping position to the opposite side or to your back or stomach may help take pressure off an aching shoulder. Utilize a pillow. Most of us change positions in our sleep. If you're concerned about rolling onto your sore shoulder, try placing a pillow in a way that will prevent you from doing so. READ MORE
Can spinal misalignment cause fatigue?
These kinds of forces include things such as falls, car accidents, repetitive injuries or any other type of physical trauma that can cause a misalignment. Chemical forces – Chemicals impact your muscle tone, and the alignment of your spine is dependent upon your muscles to help support it. READ MORE
Why do my hips get tight when I walk?
What does it mean to have tight hips? A feeling of tightness across the hips comes from tension around the hip flexors. The hip flexors are a group of muscles around the top of the thighs that connect the upper leg to the hip. These muscles allow you to bend at the waist and raise your leg READ MORE
Which exercise is best for foot pain?
Sit up straight in a chair, with the feet flat on the floor. Place the left foot on the right thigh. Pull the toes up, toward the ankle. ... Hold for 10 seconds. Massaging the arch of the foot while stretching will help ease tension and pain. Repeat this exercise 10 times on each foot. READ MORE
What is the best natural muscle relaxer?
These include the following foods, supplements, and techniques: Cherries and tart cherry juice. Share on Pinterest Cherries and tart cherry juice may act as natural muscle relaxants. ... Blueberries. ... Protein. ... Magnesium. ... Curcumin. ... Pomegranate juice. ... Arnica. ... Capsaicin. READ MORE
Will exercise help achy legs?
Other than all the above some simple exercises like a brisk walk for 20–30 minutes every day also can help. Go for activities like swimming, cycling, dancing, yoga, etc which will help you to strengthen your leg muscles. As I always say, make exercise a part of your life to fight pain and leg pain relief READ MORE
What helps with back muscle pain?
Use an ice pack and an over-the-counter pain reliever such as acetaminophen, aspirin, ibuprofen, or naproxen. After the inflammation calms down, a heating pad or pack can help soothe muscles and connective tissue. If you have chronic back pain, sleep on a medium-firm mattress. READ MORE
Can a chiropractor loosen hips?
By applying the same concepts to the hip as we do to the joints of the spine, chiropractors can help ease some of the pain and dysfunction seen at this joint. Additionally, active stretching methods such as Post-Isometric Relaxation (PIR) can help stretch any tight muscles in the surrounding areas. READ MORE
Can leg length discrepancy be corrected?
Search Results Featured snippet from the web Treatment for a discrepancy depends upon the severity. In many cases, a minor difference in leg length can be evened out by wearing a lift in one shoe. A child with a more significant difference, however, may benefit from surgery to make his or her legs the same length. READ MORE
Can a chiropractor help with upper thigh pain?
The pain may begin in the pelvis and spread down the inner thigh. A highly qualified chiropractor will be able to adjust the pelvis and hips, along with the surrounding muscles and joints, to bring pain relief. READ MORE
Can uneven leg length cause hip pain?
With leg-length discrepancy, either hip joint can cause pain and usually both hip joints hurt to some degree. With leg-length discrepancy, either hip joint can cause pain and usually both hip joints hurt to some degree. READ MORE
How often should you visit a chiropractor for a pulled muscle?
Since chiropractic care focuses on aligning and adjusting the spine, joints, ligaments, muscles, and other aspects of the body with the nervous system to relive pain and improve function, it can also help eliminate pain and issues stemming from strains and sprains without unnecessary surgery or medications. READ MORE
How long is a full body adjustment?
For pains like headaches, joints pains, and muscle pains, expect to attend 3 sessions a week for about 4 weeks. Upon completion of your program, the adjustments can last you for weeks or months depending on these four factors. READ MORE
Which leg is longer with scoliosis?
Your spine may look like it's curved into the shape of an S or C if the cause of your uneven hips is scoliosis. Difference in leg length. Uneven hips can make the leg on the side with the higher hip look and feel longer than the other, even though they're really the same length. READ MORE
How often should you get a full body adjustment?
With hours at a computer and frequently too little exercise, modern life often contributes to common back and neck pain, and you may find that a regular adjustment every two to four weeks can prevent problems. READ MORE
How do you get rid of back spasms fast?
To soothe a muscle spasm, press on the affected area for 30–60 seconds, then rub the surrounding area in a circular motion. Firm massage may be uncomfortable, but should not be painful. If you feel a pulse on the area you are massaging, do not apply pressure. Both heat and ice can relieve the pain of a muscle spasm READ MORE
How do you realign your back?
These kinds of forces include things such as falls, car accidents, repetitive injuries or any other type of physical trauma that can cause a misalignment. Chemical forces – Chemicals impact your muscle tone, and the alignment of your spine is dependent upon your muscles to help support it. READ MORE
How do you pop your hips?
Butterfly stretches Sit up straight with your buttocks firmly touching the floor. Bend your knees and place the bottoms of your feet together so that your heels touch. Take a deep breath to center your stretch. Gently press your knees down on both sides toward the floor and breathe out. You may hear your hip pop. READ MORE