Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Chat with Dr. Chad; Your questions answered
Q. Why are medical doctors so good at emergency medicine but not at management of diseases, etc.?
Q. What do the Omega oils (cod liver oil, etc.) do for the body?
Q. What is Grostic chiropractic vs. "normal" chiropractic?
Q. I was in a car accident and severely strained my arm and shoulder. Six weeks later I'm still in severe pain and would like to know what you recommend for treatment.
Thursday, February 05, 2009
Nashville restaurant health inspection scores, February 5
Bellacinos
4662 Lebanon Road
Date Inspected: 1/30/2009
Score: 97
Dominos
1001 Thompson Place
Date Inspected: 1/29/2009
Score: 95
El Rey Mexican Restaurant
138 2nd Avenue North
Date Inspected: 1/27/2009
Score: 96
Quiznos
4205 Nolensville
Date Inspected: 1/26/2009
Score: 95
Rainforest Cafe Restaurant
353 Opry Mills Drive
Date Inspected: 1/29/2009
Score: 95
Subway
317-B Harding Place
Date Inspected: 1/28/2009
Score: 98
Wendy
802 Vantage Way
Date Inspected: 1/27/2009
Score: 95
Low Scores:
There are no low scores available.
Updates:
There are no updates available.
Wednesday, October 08, 2008
Nashville Restaurant Health Scores Oct. 8-14
HIGH SCORES:
Oriental Lunch
#3 Arcade
Date Inspected: 10-01-08
Score: 93
Subway
6418 Centennial Blvd
Date Inspected: 9-30-08
Score: 94
Mrs. Winners
5644 Franklin Pike Circle
Date Inspected: 10-03-08
Score: 92
LOW SCORES:
No Low Scores for the Previous Week
UPDATES:
Hooter’s
654 Wade Circle
Has Not Been Reinspected
McDougals
2115 Belcourt Ave
Passed Reinspection
Sportsman’s Grill
1601 21st Avenue South
Passed Reinspection
Mason’s Restaurant
901 S. Dickerson Road
Passed Reinspection
Mrs. Winners
831 N. 1st Street
Passed Reinspection
Golden Corral
315 Old Lebanon Road
Passed Reinspection
Monday, September 29, 2008
Chat's with Dr. Chad McClellan; episode 4
Part One
Part Two
Part Three
Visit the Chiropractic Nashville website for more information about Dr. Chad and chiropractic.
Tuesday, September 09, 2008
Friday, August 15, 2008
Thursday, July 10, 2008
Introducing "Chats with Dr. Chad"
We have created an opportunity for you all to ask questions about chiropractic services and health issues. We will also be able to explain how chiropractic services can help your body. Dr. Chad will be answering your questions via video here on Webbspun Ideas.
When emailing a question, please put "Question for Dr. Chad" in the subject line. The email address is corey@webbspunideas.com
Friday, November 16, 2007
Housekeepers say luxury hotel beds a pain

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) -
Those heavenly beds in luxury hotels may give people a great night's sleep. But how would it feel to lift the 100-pound (45-kg) mattresses and change the sheets 16 times a day?
Housekeepers at the Los Angeles Airport Hilton have scored a big win as they struggle with back and knee injuries exacerbated by making heavier beds with upscale linens, comforters and cushions that can weigh up to 16 pounds (7 kg) per bed, occupational safety activists said on Thursday.
The California Division of Occupational Safety and Health fined the privately owned hotel $14,425 for violating repetitive motion injury standards and other hazards.
The activists say the citation, issued October 30, is the first against the U.S. hotel industry for repetitive motion injuries.
A spokesman said the hotel would appeal the citation but welcomed the findings of the six-month probe and would use them to improve its safety program, which includes stretching exercises to help housekeepers warm up and avoid injuries.
Housekeepers at the LAX Hilton and the Southern California Coalition for Occupational Safety and Health filed a complaint in May.
Read the entire story at Reuters.
Thursday, October 25, 2007
Health Alert For Horse Owners And Local Residents

The Tennessee departments of Agriculture and Health are urging horse owners to be on the alert and review vaccination records for eastern equine encephalitis (EEE) and other mosquito-borne diseases including West Nile virus (WNV).
“Outbreaks of viral encephalitis in horses are a seasonal occurrence due to the prevalence of mosquitoes in late summer and early fall,” said Dr. Ron Wilson, state veterinarian with the Agriculture Department. “Horse owners should be aware of symptoms of viral encephalitis and consult their local veterinarian should their horse develop any of the signs associated with this group of diseases.”
Several states have reported cases of EEE in horses this season. Tennessee’s first confirmed case of 2007 was reported this week in Blount County.
Up to 90 percent of horses infected with EEE virus can die.
Another mosquito-borne disease, West Nile virus infection, has been seen in horses across the state, including East Tennessee, in 2007.
Wilson says the spread of WNV has heightened awareness and concern for other nervous system diseases in horses.
Read the complete story in the Upper Cumberland Daily News.
Friday, October 12, 2007
Ten Breast Self-Exam Reminders and Architecture Delights

2. Curvy reminder

3. Door reminder

Take care of the ladies in your life and be sure to keep checking for breast cancer.
Please visit Offbeat Homes to see more fun homes and architecture.



