Dr. Andrea Eschenbrenner
Chiropractor
Dr. Andrea has been a lifelong advocate of chiropractic care ever since she saw the difference it made in her younger sister’s life when she was just a child.
After her sister was diagnosed with epilepsy and prescribed medication to treat the condition, which turned her into a shell of her former self.
Andrea watched in amazement as chiropractic treatments stopped her sister’s seizures and negated her need for medication.
From that moment on, Andrea knew she wanted to be a chiropractor so she could share the body’s amazing ability to heal itself with as many people as she can.
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How Divine Spine Can Help
A Divine Spine adjustment is a precise and specific computerized force used to facilitate the body’s correction of nerve interference caused by a misaligned spinal joint.
In Pain? Nothing Seems to Work?
April 16, 2025•2 min read
We talk a lot about food when it comes to health—what to eat, what to avoid, how to balance nutrients. But there’s one simple, powerful element that often gets overlooked: water.
Yep, good old H2O. It may not be flashy, but it’s absolutely essential. In fact, you could be eating the cleanest, most nutrient-packed meals on the planet—but if you’re not drinking enough water, your body can’t fully use those nutrients the way it should.
April 09, 2025•6 min read
Stop the pain! You can feel what you eat in your joints!
In addition to diabetes, cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure and arteriosclerosis, chronic inflammatory joint diseases such as rheumatism, arthritis or osteoarthritis are becoming increasingly common.
April 07, 2025•2 min read
Let’s be real—sugar is everywhere. Even in foods you’d never expect, like tomato sauce, salad dressing, and your “healthy” granola bar. Ever since the low-fat craze took off, sugar’s been sneaking into more and more packaged foods to make up for lost flavor.
But here’s the thing: too much sugar isn’t just about cavities or the occasional sugar crash—it can quietly do a lot more harm than most people realize.
We talk a lot about food when it comes to health—what to eat, what to avoid, how to balance nutrients. But there’s one simple, powerful element that often gets overlooked: water.
Yep, good old H2O. It may not be flashy, but it’s absolutely essential. In fact, you could be eating the cleanest, most nutrient-packed meals on the planet—but if you’re not drinking enough water, your body can’t fully use those nutrients the way it should.
Here’s the truth—water is fuel for your body. Every cell in your body needs it to work properly. Around 60% of your body weight is water, and your organs, tissues, and even your bones rely on it to function.
Think about this: you can survive for weeks without food, but only a few days without water. That’s how critical it is.
Water keeps your metabolism humming, flushes out toxins, and helps your liver and kidneys do their all-important job of filtering your blood. It also helps deliver oxygen, nutrients, and hormones throughout your body. That’s all thanks to your blood—made up of around 90% water.
So when you're running low on fluids? Everything slows down. You feel tired, foggy, maybe even cranky—and your body struggles to keep up.
We usually notice dehydration when we’re sweating a lot—like during a workout or on a hot day. But even mild dehydration can mess with your energy, concentration, and overall performance. When your body loses too much fluid, your blood thickens, making it harder to pump oxygen and nutrients where they’re needed.
You might just feel “off”—low energy, sluggish brain, or just a general blah feeling.
That’s your body waving a little white flag saying, Please hydrate me!
Let’s be real: some people find plain water… boring. And that’s when they reach for flavored drinks, soda, or coffee. But many of those options are packed with sugar, additives, or caffeine—and some even dehydrate you more.
Good news? You can make water taste better without loading it up with junk.
A few slices of lemon for a boost of vitamin C
Fresh mint leaves to help with digestion
A couple slices of ginger for a natural anti-inflammatory kick
Berries or cucumber for a refreshing twist
Suddenly, water’s not so boring anymore.
Bottom line: Staying hydrated is one of the easiest ways to boost your health, energy, and focus—without spending a dime. It supports every system in your body and helps you feel your best.
Need help building better hydration habits into your daily routine?
Connect with Dr. Andrea E at Divine Spine Calgary SW—personalized wellness support starts here.
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