Dr. Horowitz’s Published Newspaper Articles

Dr. Horowitz’s Published Newspaper Articles

The following articles were written by Dr. Horowitz and were published in various newspapers several years ago. To the best of his knowledge and expertise these articles were 100% factual at the time they were written and published. Changes are always occurring in the field of chiropractic and other health sciences, and as such, some of the information contained in these articles may no longer be valid or may no longer reflect current thought on the subject under discussion. Please read these articles and enjoy them for what insight they give you, but always consult your chiropractor or other health professional if you require up to date information on the topic. Also, these articles are for enjoyment and information purposes only, and should not be relied upon for “medical advice”. Please consult your chiropractor or other health professional if you require medical advice or treatment. These articles are copyrighted and it is strictly forbidden to reproduce these articles, in whole or in part, in any form whatsoever, without Dr. Horowitz’s written permission.


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Do You Suffer From Back Pain? Here’s Advice on What to Do?

Dr. Allan Horowitz, published newspaper article, Richmond Hill Liberal, Copyright September 30, 1987


DEAR READERS:

In last week’s column I answered a letter from a middle-aged man who had a chronic case of unexplained lower back pain. He was getting frustrated with his constant pain and his inability to lead a normal life free from his pain. He never thought that anything could be done for his type of pain, so he never investigated further. He finally wrote to me to ask where he should begin his search for a ‘cure.’ In last week’s column I began my answer, and today I will continue. Continue Reading


Your Air Conditioner Can Give you a Pain

Dr. Allan Horowitz, published newspaper article, Richmond Hill Liberal, Copyright July 8, 1987


As I sit to write this column I have two possible questions I can answer. One is from a lady who has had back pain for 10 years. The other is from a reader who wants to know more about electro-acupuncture. Continue Reading


Murphy Isn’t the Only Guy to Invent a Law

Dr. Allan Horowitz, published newspaper article, The Liberal, Copyright March 9, 1988


Some fun today….okay?

From a book I read when I think things go wrong in my life (‘Murphy’s Law, Book Two- modified by Horowitz). Continue Reading


Here are some tips on avoiding back injuries

Dr. Allan Horowitz, published newspaper article, The Liberal, Copyright March 23, 1988


QUESTION: I have back pain and I’m sure you get a lot of let­ters like mine. I know that you can’t diagnose my problem throught the newspaper, and I am also aware that you don’t want to give out any specific advice without knowing the patient or the exact problem. Could you please give some general recommenda­tions which would cover most peo­ple with back pain? Some dos and don’ts would be most helpful. Continue Reading


Suffer Back Pain? You’re Not Alone. Most People Suffer Some Back Pain

Dr. Allan Horowitz, published newspaper article, Richmond Hill Liberal, Copyright 1985-1991


QUESTION: I have had back pain for the last 20 years. I wake up every morning and it takes me 20 minutes just to loosen up enough to bend over the sink and wash my face. I am 38 years old but I feel as if I’m 68. I can’t sit for more than half an hour without my back becoming very sore. Long drives are impossible. I have never even given a thought about writing to you before because I always thought that whatever was wrong with my back was something I would have to learn to live with. Continue Reading


Mental Block Means It’s Time For the “Junk” Mail

Dr. Allan Horowitz, published newspaper article, The Liberal, Copyright June 15, 1988


Dear readers: I have received one of those mental blocks which I get about once every year. The block occurs and I can’t write my column. It usually happens when things aren’t going well in my personal life. Continue Reading


Should Children Avoid Wearing Sneakers?

Dr. Allan Horowitz, published newspaper article, Richmond Hill Liberal, Copyright September 2, 1987


QUESTION: What type of footwear is best for my three children? They are boys, aged 12 and 14, and a girl, aged nine. They are all returning to school soon and I have been busy buying them clothes so they will look presentable. The only shoes that are offered in the stores are what I call ‘sneakers’. They don’t seem to look decent but my children tell me I am old fashioned and that all the children wear them. Continue Reading


She Disagreed With Answer

Dr. Allan Horowitz, published newspaper article, Richmond Hill Liberal, Copyright July 1, 1987


DEAR READERS:

A few weeks ago I answered a letter from a lady who was questioning the cause of her headaches and low back pain. She was six months pregnant and was interested in finding out what she could do to get some relief. I answered her by telling her clearly that I could not diagnose her headaches or back pain via the newspaper, and that she should consult her doctor to find the cause of her pain. I told her that many pregnant women feel low back pain and that there are several simple things that can be done to help relieve the pain. Exercises, using back supports, moist heat applications, rest, and so on all might help to varying degrees. Continue Reading


Several Vegetables and Fish Contain Calcium for Proper Diet

Dr. Allan Horowitz, published newspaper article, Richmond Hill Liberal, Copyright September 9, 1987


QUESTION: I know calcium is important to prevent bones from breaking. I also know that you get calcium in dairy foods like milk. My doctor told me to try to get calcium from natural sources rather than from calcium pills. What other foods (other than milk) have a lot of calcium? Continue Reading


‘Pump Bump’ is a Real Pain in the Achilles Heel. Do you know Origin of Name?

Dr. Allan Horowitz, published newspaper article, Richmond Hill Liberal, Copyright 1985-1991


Dear Dr. Horowitz:

I know some readers will think this is a joke, but I was told by my doctor (who specializes in sports medicine) that the pain I have been having in my heel is coming from something called a “pump bump.” My doctor thinks the pain is caused from my running an average of four miles a day. He thinks that if I take time off from running, the pain will go away. Continue Reading


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