Stand On Me - Take it to the Feet:
Erin Rosen Erin Rosen

Stand On Me - Take it to the Feet:

Our feet are marvels of engineering, designed to support our entire body weight, maintain balance, and enable movement. Each foot consists of 26 bones, 33 joints, and over 100 muscles, tendons, and ligaments. These structures form three critical arches (the medial, lateral, and transverse) that act as shock absorbers and propulsion systems with every step we take.

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Enjoy Your Drive
Erin Rosen Erin Rosen

Enjoy Your Drive

“Enjoy your drive, and your destination will bring you—and those you see—more light.”
- Dr. Erin Jewel Rosen

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Health by Choice, Not by Chance
Erin Rosen Erin Rosen

Health by Choice, Not by Chance

We need to shift our focus away from merely treating symptoms or searching for diseases.
True healthcare should center on maintaining—and optimizing—an already healthy body that carries the potential for life.

In the 21st century, we must pause and acknowledge a hard truth:
This planet is overwhelmed with toxins.

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Keep Me Up! - Understanding Caffeine
Erin Rosen Erin Rosen

Keep Me Up! - Understanding Caffeine

Without the natural secretion of adrenal hormones the body begins to experience fatigue, irregular sleep patterns, and irregular mood swings. The decreased use in naturally stimulated adrenal functioning due to the use of caffeine leads to long-term dependency on the substance.

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Seasonal Shifts
Erin Rosen Erin Rosen

Seasonal Shifts

Spring is a season of renewal — a natural time to refresh your body, mind, and routines. As the earth awakens, it’s a perfect opportunity to turn inward, reflect on your habits, and set a foundation for vibrant health.

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Behind the Vibrating Curtain
Erin Rosen Erin Rosen

Behind the Vibrating Curtain

When functioning optimally, the Nervous System manages stressors effortlessly. We may feel a momentary disruption — a brief illness, fatigue, emotional upset — but then the body re-regulates. The vibration re-aligns. The curtain is drawn tight once more.

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