By Joel Kreisberg, DC, MA
- Vol. 10, No. 2. , 2009
We all know, in theory, what makes for a healthy environment and why we should care about environmental issues. But it all becomes much more personal and tangible if you get yourself outside and participate in outdoor recreational activities. Your own health will improve, you’ll better understand the specific eco-issues in your community, and you’ll be better able to educate your patients by setting a good example.
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