Augustus Madison Reynolds ll, MS, DC, CCN
Preventative Medicine Specialist
55 Stanfield Road Edgemont AR, 72044About
Dr. Augustus Reynolds is a Board-certified Clinical Nutritionist that Specializes in:
Molecular Medicine
Clinical Nutrition
Homeopathic Medicine
Naturopathic Remedies
Botanical Medicine
Disease Prevention
Health Restoration
Life Extension
Anti-Aging
Pain Management
Chiropractic Care
Education and Training
Little Rock Junior College Pre-Med 1950
Los Angeles Chiropractic Col Chiropractor 1954
University of Arkansas BA Sociology-Chemistry 1967
Columbia College Bachelor of Science in Nutrition 1977
University of Bridgeport Masters in Human Nutrition 1985
University of Bridgeport Masters in Biology 1986
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Augustus Madison Reynolds ll, MS, DC, CCN's Expert Contributions
Heart Disease is the #1 Killer
Dr. Augustus M. Reynolds 11, MS, DC, CCN, DACBN There is a heart attack every 20 seconds, it causes 50% of all deaths in the US. There is one death every 60 seconds and a million each year. Heart disease kills more than the next 9 causes of death. About 1 out of 8 live births has congenital heart...
HEART DISEASE Dr. Augustus “Gus” M. Reynolds 11, MS, DC, CCN, DACBN, Emeritus
Your heart is your strongest muscle. It beats 86,400 times a day, 32 million times/year and 3 billion times in a lifetime. It pumps 2,500 gallons of blood a day, which weighs 20 tons. All of your other muscles cannot do this. It delivers nutrients and oxygen to 100,000 miles of blood vessels and it...
Do chiropractors realign the spine?
Chiropractic adjustment is a procedure in which trained specialists (chiropractors) use their hands or a small instrument to apply a controlled, sudden force to a spinal joint. The goal of this procedure, also known as spinal manipulation, is to improve spinal motion and improve your body's physical function. READ MORE
Can playing too many sports cause rheumatic diseases?
In most cases, probably not. While sports are often blamed for arthritis, the truth is that most people with arthritis have other factors contributing to the problem. READ MORE
Why does my back crack when I turn over in bed?
Typically, patients will report that they hear a crack every time they turn over in bed or stretch out their back. This can be a tell-tale sign of spinal instability. With regular movements such as these, it isn't normal for vertebrae to shift enough to make a cracking sound, also known as crepitation. See a professional. READ MORE
Should I see a chiropractor for leg pain?
Typically, medical treatment of leg pain varies depending on the diagnosis...Chiropractors use gentle and effective spinal adjustments to align your spine, which relieves the pressure from the nerves, allowing the nervous system to function, as it should, alleviating the leg pain. READ MORE
Is it bad if your back cracks a lot?
The short answer is yes. Back cracking might feel good, but it's safest when left to a professional because popping your own back can lead to pulled muscles or strained tendons. If done in moderation, you're less likely to experience dangerous side effects. READ MORE
Why does my back always hurt?
Upper and middle back pain may be caused by: Overuse, muscle strain, or injury to the muscles, ligaments, and discs that support your spine. Poor posture. Pressure on the spinal nerves from certain problems, such as a herniated disc. See a professional. READ MORE
Is it normal to crack your back everyday?
The short answer is yes. Back cracking might feel good, but it's safest when left to a professional because popping your own back can lead to pulled muscles or strained tendons. If done in moderation, you're less likely to experience dangerous side effects. READ MORE
What happens if you let a herniated disc go untreated?
An untreated, severe slipped disc can lead to permanent nerve damage. In very rare cases, a slipped disc can cut off nerve impulses to the cauda equina nerves in your lower back and legs. If this occurs, you may lose bowel or bladder control. Another long-term complication is known as saddle anesthesia. READ MORE
How do you get instant relief from neck pain?
For minor, common causes of neck pain, try these simple remedies: Apply heat or ice to the painful area. ... Take over-the-counter pain relievers such as ibuprofen or acetaminophen. Keep moving, but avoid jerking or painful activities. ... Do slow range-of-motion exercises, up and down, side to side, and from ear to ear. READ MORE
How long does it take for a herniated disc to reabsorb?
It is also known that there is a genetic factor that contributes to the development of disc degeneration and herniated disc. In most cases, a herniated disc in the lower back will heal within six months, as the size of herniation shrinks with time via resorption. READ MORE
How often should you go to the chiropractor for a stiff back?
In these cases, chiropractic adjustments can be helpful when the pain happens but often require up to three visits a week for a few weeks or so to get things back on track. READ MORE
Do I need a massage or chiropractor for a stiff neck?
In conjunction with your chiropractic treatment plan, continual stretching and home exercises can ensure your neck pain stays at bay. Soft tissue massage can also loosen muscle knots in the neck and shoulders to relieve pain. READ MORE
How do you know if you need a chiropractic adjustment?
Here are just a few signs that you could benefit from chiropractic care. Muscle/Joint Pain. As one of the major symptoms of musculoskeletal misalignment, this sign should never be ignored. ... Back Pain. Back pain is one of the most common reasons for missed work. ... Stiffness. ... Headaches. READ MORE
How should you sleep if you have a stiff neck?
Avoid using too high or stiff a pillow, which keeps the neck flexed overnight and can result in morning pain and stiffness. If you sleep on your side, keep your spine straight by using a pillow that is higher under your neck than your head. READ MORE
What causes a stiff neck all of a sudden?
By far the most common cause of a stiff neck is a muscle strain or soft tissue sprain. ... Sleeping with the neck at an awkward position. Falling or sudden impact that pushes the head to the side, such as sports injuries. Turning the head side to side repeatedly during an activity, such as swimming the front crawl stroke READ MORE
Can chiropractic care worsen a herniated disk?
Herniated discs are excruciatingly painful and any little movement could further aggravate them. While some may think that chiropractic care will cause more damage to the spine and further aggravate a herniated disc, nothing could be further from the truth. READ MORE
What exercises to avoid with bulging discs?
https://www.balancedback.com/blog/exercises-to-avoid-for-a-herniated-bulging-or-slipped-disc READ MORE
What is the difference between a herniated disc and a bulging disc?
A herniated disc is “non-contained” which means that a tear or break is present and a section of the gel-like nucleus pulposus has slipped into the spinal canal while a bulging disc is “contained“, meaning that the outer layer of the disc does not have any tears or ruptures, and no portion of the nucleus has leaked out ... READ MORE
How can a chiropractor help a herniated disc?
A common chiropractic technique is the flexion-distraction technique, which can be used to help address herniated disc symptoms. Flexion-distraction involves the use of a specialized table that gently "distracts" or stretches the spine. READ MORE
Is a chiropractor a real doctor?
Great question. No, they are not real Doctors. However, neither are MDs, Dentists, Veterinarians, Osteopathic, Naturalist Path, Christian Scientist, etc. You see the definition of Doctor is from the Greek and Latin "Teacher of Medicine". Chiropractic, dentists, and Veterinarians fell into line and made themselves doctors which belongs to PhDs in Philosophy of Science. Yes, a Chiropractor with a Ph.D. is truly a Doctor as are the others. I hope this info helped you to see the obvious. READ MORE
Faculty Titles & Positions
- Lecturer University of Phillips Community College -
Awards
- Leading Physicians of the Worl 2018 Top Docs
- Leading Physicians of the Worl 2019 Top Docs
- Voice of America 2019 LEADING PHYSICIANS OF THE WORLD CHIROPRACTOR
Professional Memberships
- Arkansas Chiropractic Association
- Unified Chiropractic Association of Oklahoma
- American Chiropractic Association
Professional Society Memberships
- American Clinical Board of Nutrition, Board of Examiners
Articles and Publications
- Chiropractic Economics 1963
- Reviewer of 2 Books, 1 Textbook
What do you attribute your success to?
- His wonderful life.
Philanthropic Initiatives
- Served in the US Army, 1946-1948
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