About Spencer Charlet

Dr. Spencer Charlet is a chiropractic physician at Active Spine Chiropractic. He completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Florida then went on to earn his Doctorate of Chiropractic from Palmer College of Chiropractic Florida, where he graduated summa cum lade.

Hydrate

2015-08-26T19:54:14-04:00

I really enjoy working out and playing basketball.  I wish my basketball skills were as good as they used to be, but oh well, I still have fun playing.  I used to notice the day after playing basketball I would get really bad cramps in my legs and feet.  I thought I was drinking enough [...]

Hydrate2015-08-26T19:54:14-04:00

Working Long Hours Increases Stroke Risk

2015-08-22T11:07:22-04:00

I was reading various articles on Yahoo today, and I noticed one that really stuck out to me.  It stated that working in excess of 55 hours per week increases your risk of stroke by up to 33%.  That is a pretty staggering statistic. There needs to be a balance in life.  You can't have [...]

Working Long Hours Increases Stroke Risk2015-08-22T11:07:22-04:00

Tea Helps Your Heart

2015-08-18T16:53:06-04:00

I am sitting here at my desk, sipping my tea, when suddenly it hits me.  It is time to write a blog about the benefits of tea.  I'm sure each type of tea has its own set of benefits, but I am going to loosely classify all teas together for this post. I am a [...]

Tea Helps Your Heart2015-08-18T16:53:06-04:00

10 Ways To Get More Antioxidants Into Your Diet

2023-01-31T10:50:23-05:00

It’s no secret that antioxidants are incredibly beneficial to good health. It’s believed the antioxidants in food can help prevent cancer, reverse or slow aging, enhance your immune system, increase your energy and improve heart and other organ health. Given all we know about antioxidants and their beneficial properties, it’s amazing more people don’t get [...]

10 Ways To Get More Antioxidants Into Your Diet2023-01-31T10:50:23-05:00

10 Small Steps To Improve Your Health

2019-01-13T13:59:15-05:00

Many of us make health-related resolutions, such as to lose weight, stop smoking or join the neighborhood health club. While it is common to set high goals, experts say that setting smaller goals could do more for our health. "Small steps are achievable and are easier to fit into your daily routine," says James O. [...]

10 Small Steps To Improve Your Health2019-01-13T13:59:15-05:00
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