Yes, I tend to talk a lot about posture, but this time around I don’t mean that question in the postural sense. I am asking about your attitude toward challenges in life. Thomas Jefferson once said:
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Pictures from the party are up!
Silly pictures from the opening of Upright Health’s new location in San Diego are up! You can head to Lumiere Imagery’s facebook page and check out the Silly Photos album to see them all! Sadly, there aren’t any pictures of Sebastian‘s magic show… Again, special thanks go to the raffle prize sponsors: Icetown La Jolla [...]
Thanks for making it a great party!
To the multitude of you who showed up for Upright Health’s new office opening extravaganza, thanks for coming out and making it a great event! I hope your jaws have recovered from the sudden drops they suffered while witnessing the impossible feats of Sebastian! Once the professionally silly photos from Sheryl at Lumiere Imagery are [...]
Learn how food contributes to your pain
Are you a San Diegan suffering from chronic pain, looking for answers but finding nothing but half-truths, half-solutions, and half-baked ideas?
Come to a free workshop, hosted here at the Upright Health office! You’ll get vital information that will show you the way to get out of pain and get back to living your life! The evening will be one hour long with two information-packed talks by Samantha Hua of Happy Food Health and Matt Hsu of Upright Health.
Are you driving your foot wonky?
In San Diego, driving is a necessity. Natives know that the “North American Outstanding Public Transportation System of Year” award given to the MTS is little more than a joke to anyone who needs to traverse four miles in under an hour. Well — guess what — it also has an effect on your posture!
Slowing down isn’t an option
Slowing down because of chronic pain isn’t a long term solution. It’s a stop-gap measure until you find a long term solution.
Anti-inflammatories slow healing and recovery
Anti-inflammatories (or NSAIDs) are a terrible long-term solution to the aches and pains that athletes experience.
