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Are Spinal Adjustments Safe? Debunking Myths and Misconceptions
Spinal adjustments, a cornerstone of chiropractic care, have been surrounded by myths and misconceptions for decades. As an expert chiropractor, I'm here to set the record straight. In this comprehensive guide, we will delve deep into the world of spinal adjustments, exploring their safety, and efficacy, and addressing common misconceptions. Whether you're considering chiropractic treatment or just curious about it, understanding the facts about spinal adjustments is crucial
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Technology: A Real Pain in the Neck
Technology: A Real Pain in the Neck Sure, you might call work related emails in the middle of the night a “pain in your neck.” But for some people, they cause a literal pain in the neck. Enter: Tech neck. Tech neck, sometimes called text neck, is a new-age problem that involves poor posture when using technology, typically phones, tablets and computers. If you spend hours of your day hunched over a screen or sitting behind a desk, this blog is for you. How Tech Neck Happens U
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Is Stress Causing Your Back Pain?
Is Stress Causing Your Back Pain? Every day, we see patients in the practice who are stressed. Whether it’s physical, emotional, or chemical stress building up in your body, one thing is certain: too much of it isn’t helping your chronic or acute pain. In fact, it could be making it worse. How? Stress and pain go hand in hand. When you’re dealing with pain, a certain level of anxiety typically pops up surrounding the injury. When it’s not addressed, pain continues and so does
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5 Ways You Can Improve Range of Motion
5 Ways You Can Improve Range of Motion If you aren’t moving…you aren’t living! At our practice, we believe that movement is life, yet for so many people today, moving is difficult due to decreased range of motion. When range of motion is inhibited, it’s common to experience pain and discomfort which may lead to overcompensation in other body parts as they try to pick up the slack, beginning a cycle of dysfunction. Instead of dealing with poor range of motion and the pain it c
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