Dr. Robert G. Silverman - Chiropractic & Clinical Nutrition

Robert G. Silverman, DC, DACBN, DCBCN, MS, CCN, CNS, CSCS, CIISN, CKTP, CES, HKC, FAKTR

Dr. Robert G. Silverman is a chiropractic doctor, clinical nutritionist and author of, “Inside-Out Health: A Revolutionary Approach to Your Body,” an Amazon No. 1 bestseller in 2016. The ACA Sports Council named Dr. Silverman “Sports Chiropractor of the Year” in 2015. He also maintains a busy private practice as founder of Westchester Integrative Health Center, which specializes in the treatment of joint pain using functional nutrition along with cutting-edge, science-based, nonsurgical approaches.

Dr. Silverman is also on the advisory board for the Functional Medicine University and is a seasoned health and wellness expert on both the speaking circuits and within the media. He has appeared on FOX News Channel, FOX, NBC, CBS, CW affiliates as well as The Wall Street Journal and NewsMax, to name a few. He was invited as a guest speaker on “Talks at Google” to discuss his current book. As a frequent published author in peer-reviewed journals and other mainstream publications, including Integrative Practitioner, MindBodyGreen, Muscle and Fitness, The Original Internist and Holistic Primary Care journals, Dr. Silverman is a thought leader in his field and practice.

Tags: back pain | inflammation | glucosamine | curcumin
OPINION

Manage Back Pain With Supplements

Dr. Robert Silverman By Wednesday, 17 April 2019 01:37 PM EDT Current | Bio | Archive

Sitting for the entirety of your workday puts continuous strain on the lumbar spine. Sustained sedentary behavior will cause inflammation in your joints and degeneration of your discs.

If you’re reading this after decades of sitting, fear not. There are a number of natural supplements that can help modulate inflammation and manage back pain.

Glucosamine HCL and chondroitin sulfate are natural substances found in and around cells of cartilage. These well-researched nutrients help to form the shock-absorbing components of cartilage and to heal articular surfaces.

Glucosamine is an amino sugar that the body produces and distributes in cartilage and other connective tissue. Glucosamine also provides the building blocks for the production of chondrocytes that help produce new cartilage.

Chondroitin sulfate is a complex carbohydrate that helps cartilage retain water. Both sulfates have been shown to reduce pain and inflammation and slow cartilage loss.

Curcumin, a substance in turmeric, has been linked to promoting joint health by reducing inflammation. Scientists found that introducing curcumin to the tendon culture inhibited a signaling protein called NF-KB, which can induce further inflammation.

Those who want to reverse the negative effects of sitting should start right away. Switching to a standing desk, taking regular breaks, prioritizing short busts of light activity, stretching, and incorporating anti-inflammatory supplements will all help expedite the body’s ability to recover from long hours spent sitting.

Mild back and neck soreness may be just an inconvenience now, but sustained sitting habits can lead to chronic health problems down the road.

The time to take a stand against the sitting epidemic is now.

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Sitting for the entirety of your workday puts continuous strain on the lumbar spine. Sustained sedentary behavior will cause inflammation in your joints and degeneration of your discs.
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