Candace McMillon-Dantley
School
Palmer College Of Chiropractic, University Of South Florida
Expertise
Self-care For Women, Holistic Health & Wellness, Nutrition
- Candace has over ten years of experience as a chiropractic physician.
- She has previously written health and wellness articles for Blackdoctor.org and The Doc Knows.
- Her book, "Woman, Take Off Your Cape!" inspires women to live their healthiest lives through self-care.
Experience
Candace has years of experience providing health solutions for diverse groups of patients as a chiropractic physician. For the past three years, she has positively impacted the health and well-being of others as a writer for Blackdoctor.org and The Doc Knows, her website that promotes self-care for women. Candace also promotes health and wellness to audiences during interactive health presentations, as well as advocates for the self-care of women.
Education
Candace earned a doctorate in chiropractic in 2010, which equipped her with an extensive knowledge of human anatomy and physiology, nutrition, and the tools needed to educate others in self-care and prevention.
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Stories By Candace McMillon-Dantley
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The 'test-to-treat' initiative got one step closer to offering free antiviral pills to those who test positive with COVID-19. Here's how you can get them.
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Dizziness can be alarming, especially if it's frequent. While some dizziness may not signal a health issue, ongoing dizziness may warrant a trip to your doctor.
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If you have burning foot pain at night, you shouldn't overlook it. Sometimes, it may be a sign of a health condition affecting a different part of your body.
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In November 2021, the CDC Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices recommended that children aged 5-11 be vaccinated with the COVID-19 vaccine.
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People with diabetes on medication to control glucose levels and treat high blood pressure or high cholesterol could put themselves at risk by drinking alcohol.
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New study reveals surprising rates of depression during pregnancy. While many women are prescribed antidepressants to help alleviate symptoms, are they working?
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Researchers have now found a simple way to better predict diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Here's how a blood test can provide important, predictive clues.
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Whether cutting out gluten is necessary for your health or is simply a lifestyle choice, you could be cutting out important nutrients that keep you healthy.
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You may think that your dry eyes come from looking at your phone for too long, but they could be the result of not getting enough of the right vitamins.
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At one point or another, we've all had a stomachache or abdominal pain, with two of its most common causes being heartburn and gallbladder issues.
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Vitamins can be a great addition to a healthy diet and lifestyle. But is it possible to take too much? Here are which vitamins you may not want to over-consume.
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Even with COVID numbers on the decline, not everyone is prepared to return to life as it once was. This is especially the case for seniors.
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You may not be a medical professional, but you surely know that a heart attack is a serious medical issue. What you may not know is exactly what causes it.
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Breast augmentation and reconstruction surgeries have been popular for decades, but they may sometimes lead to breast implant illness. Here's what it is.
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Compared with men, women might need higher doses of pain medication. How do women experience pain, and how do they typically get prescribed for pain relief?
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Constipation affects many individuals throughout the United States. But sometimes this common problem can lead to other health complications.
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If you tend to get vastly different blood pressure readings, there could be a simple reason why, and it has nothing to do with your actual blood pressure.
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Post-nasal drip can produce symptoms that are hard to ignore, but is it dangerous, and why does it happen? Let's look a little deeper at what causes it.
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If you've ever tried to quit smoking, you may have tried nicotine patches, gum, or quitting cold turkey. Hypnosis could help you kick the habit for good.
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Not only can belly fat keep you from getting into your favorite jeans, but it's also a risk factor for several serious health conditions.
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When certain body parts go numb, it's not always an immediate cause for concern. But here are some reasons why this may be happening.
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Food can get contaminated by several kinds of germs. However, there is one that makes the top of the list, and one type of food that is particularly vulnerable.
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Eyebrows get a lot of attention when it comes to our beauty regimen. But take special notice of eyebrow thinning, which could be a sign of something serious.
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Long COVID symptoms can present at any time after recovery and can persist for any length of time. One of these symptoms is brain fog.
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Changes in your skin could be the first sign that something's going wrong in the liver. Pay attention to these skin conditions that may indicate liver problems.
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You might be surprised to learn that frequent nosebleeds might be a health condition you shouldn't ignore, because this could be a sign of something serious.
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Massage therapy -- from Swedish to shiatsu -- is great for stress relief, relaxation, and boosting your immune system. But you need to know when to avoid it.