Ross & Marion Hauser

05/29/2026

Healthier Desserts? At the office we are always trying to create healthier versions of more traditional baked goods. Here one of our staff tried making cookies...they actually WERE good. What's your favorite "tweaked" dessert staple made "healthier?"

05/20/2026

Never underestimate the Vagus Nerves!

Your vagus nerves play a major role in regulating stress, inflammation, energy, and overall health. These nerves connect the brain to major organs and help balance the body’s “fight or flight” and “rest and recover” systems.

When vagus nerve function is strong, the body handles stress better and supports calmness, focus, and healing. Poor vagus nerve function (“low vagal tone”) has been linked to chronic inflammation, stress overload, and increased risk of illness.

At Caring Medical, we measure vagus nerve diameter and assess function as part of our Neck Center diagnostics to help identify nervous system imbalance and support better overall health.

https://caringmedical.com/hauser-neck-center/strenuous-dynamic-vagus-nerve-testing-caring-medical-florida/

05/05/2026

Sardines!!! Those of us who live in SW FL love to order smoked fish dip as an appetizer at our favorite fish restaurants. We have been reading about using sardines in this fish dip and had to try it – and it did not disappoint! Sardines are loaded with essential fatty acids and are so good for you. Give this recipe a try! We made it and it was gone almost immediately!

What you need:

1 can sardines in olive oil (lightly drained)
2–3 tbsp cream cheese or Greek yogurt
1 Tbsp Dijon mustard
Juice from one fresh lemon juice + zest
1 tsp honey (adjust to taste)
1 Tbsp finely chopped shallot
1 Tbsp capers (optional)
2 Tbsp fresh herbs (parsley, dill, cilantro – whatever your favorites are)
Salt & black pepper to taste
Optional: Capital Hill seasoning that contains dill, shallots, onion, salt, and more)
What to do:

Mash sardines with a fork until mostly smooth. Mix in cream cheese (or yogurt), mustard, lemon juice, zest, and honey until creamy. Fold in shallot, capers, and fresh herbs. Season with salt and black pepper. Taste and adjust lemon or honey as desired. Chill 15–30 minutes before serving.

Other Tips

Add more lemon for a brighter, fresher taste
Add more honey to soften and balance saltiness
Use both parsley and dill for best herb flavor
Chilling enhances flavor and texture
Blend instead of mash for a smoother, more spreadable consistency
Serve slightly chilled or at room temperature for best flavor

05/04/2026

✨ May the 4th Be With You ✨

In healthcare, we’re often told to rely on what we can see.

But many chronic pain conditions don’t show up on standard imaging.

That’s why we look deeper—
focusing on movement, where the real problem often lives.
*Dr. Hauser demonstrating DDR (Dynamic Digital Radiography)

Because when you can truly see the issue…
you can finally treat it.

04/29/2026

New Provider at Caring Medical!
Many of our patients already know Demi from her years at Caring Medical as an amazing nurse. After seeing so many lives improved, she returned to school to become a Nurse Practitioner and Prolotherapist. She has an incredible skill for assessment and using our comprehensive H3 Prolotherapy treatment technique.

Hear from Demi as she talks with Dr. Hauser about becoming a Prolotherapist at Caring Medical FL.

Demi is a tremendously skilled and compassionate provider! She is taking appointments now.

https://youtu.be/seNuOrUVNAk?si=KwqBnzzLq3zp7QsD

11 likes. "Helping vs. Healing- Prolotherapist and Nurse Practitioner, Demi Foster, MSN"

04/29/2026

We frequently try out “healthier” dessert recipes, and this is one of them. Give it a try! Especially if you are trying to limit carbs/sugar.

What you need:

1 cup unsweetened coconut flakes
½ cup nut butter (almond, peanut, or cashew)
¼ cup chocolate chips (use high % cocoa chips like 85% or more)
2–3 Tbsp coconut oil (melted)
1–2 Tbsp low-carb sweetener (optional – like Allulose), we didn’t use any
1 tsp vanilla extract
Pinch of sea salt
What to do:

In a bowl, combine coconut flakes and nut butter. Stir in coconut oil, vanilla, sweetener, and salt. Fold in chocolate chips and mix gently so they stay intact. Scoop and roll into small balls (or press into a lined dish for bars – we like the bars – less work!). Chill/refrigerate 20–30 minutes until firm.

Variations:

Stricter keto: skip sweetener, use darker chocolate (85–90%)

Higher protein: add 1–2 Tbsp collagen peptides or scoop of protein powder (we like pea protein)

Crunch factor: add chopped pecans or walnuts

Dessert feel: drizzle melted chocolate on top before chilling

04/28/2026

Our highly skilled and compassionate team wants to help you get your life back!
Patients travel from all over the globe to be diagnosed and treated by some of the most experienced, caring providers and team led by Ross Hauser, MD - when others just can't figure out the underlying cause.

From advanced diagnostics to personalized treatment plans, we walk alongside you every step of the way - because your healing journey matters!

Let's transform your health together! ([email protected] and we'll help get you started!)

04/23/2026

Just delish and so good for you…

04/18/2026

Stay connected…🙏 He has great plans for you.

04/14/2026

Hauser's Laws from our very own Ross Hauser, MD, after years of research ....

The etiology of many disabling symptoms that plague humanity remains elusive, even when the criteria for a specific diagnosis are met. A structural cause for these symptoms is often not even entertained. Dynamic structural medicine helps explain how structure affects human health and disease. Hauser’s Laws explain that the etiology for many of these chronic symptoms is ligamentous joint instability, which is easily diagnosed by in-office motion ultrasound or x-ray (video fluoroscopy).

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Understanding the structural cause of human disease from the 5 Hauser’s Laws The etiology of many disabling symptoms that plague humanity remains elusive, even when the criteria for a specific diagnosis are met. A structural cause for these symptoms is often not even entertained. Dynamic structura...