The first step in chiropractic care is getting the individual's medical history. Many visit a chiropractor with certain expectations of… Read More
Consistency is what makes chiropractic care work. A common misunderstanding about chiropractic medicine is the number of follow-up treatments necessary… Read More
Chiropractic recommendations to avoid holiday weight gain and back pain. All the food, gravy, pies, cookies, candy, chocolate, wine, eggnog,… Read More
Individuals with neck and back pain should consider adding a few pain-relieving therapeutic tools to the holiday wish list. Spine… Read More
One of the most likely causes of foot/heel pain is inflamed plantar fascia, which causes plantar fasciitis. It can be… Read More
Chronic stress is a continued and constant feeling of stress that negatively affects the body's health if left untreated. It… Read More
The body's inflammatory response is a chemical one. It happens when the body's tissues are damaged/injured from: BacteriaTraumaToxinsHeat The damaged… Read More
Metabolic syndrome is the term for a group of risk factors like heart disease, diabetes, along with other health issues.… Read More
Chronic pain and a healthy spine can require activity modification. This is so an individual can participate in activities in… Read More
Stomach ache, acid reflux, gas, and other symptoms of gastric distress can be linked to spinal issues and misalignment. The… Read More
Most individuals go about their lives without thinking about poor posture and spinal misalignment, not to mention the spinal health… Read More
Shoulder and arm pain can be debilitating, especially when there is no obvious cause or injury that needs to be… Read More
Tight and sore hamstrings commonly occur during workout and exercise, but can just as easily result from a fall or… Read More
With intense automobile, work, and sporting/fitness accidents, and natural disasters, individuals can experience multiple traumas also known as polytrauma. Recovery… Read More
As individuals advance in age, the risk of falling starts to become a regular concern. An average of one in… Read More