Do osteopaths and chiropractors both adjust the spine…or not? In this post, we will explain the similarities and differences of these two fields. We also talked to Noelle about her journey to find which specialty suited her needs, and included a video of Dr. Ryan showing what he’s talking about!
According to the CDC, “someone in the United States has a stroke every 40 seconds. Every 4 minutes, someone dies of stroke.” This is a difficult topic in the chiropractic world, however, we aim to provide valuable, scientific information on these subjects.
With the prevalence and severity of ear problems, alternatives to mainstream medicine, including chiropractic, are worth researching to treat and prevent ear infections.
It’s a New Year and a New You! We’ll be doing a few articles to get you thinking and searching, to support you on the journey that is 2016. It’s not always easy to pick a professional in any field with whom you feel comfortable and confident. While your hair may grow back after a …
Our bodies speak to us through a variety of ways, one of the loudest of which is pain. What is our body trying to tell us? Like a flashing yellow or red traffic light, it could be saying slow down or stop what you are doing. Sometimes pain is more like the “check engine” light …
You may associate having scoliosis, or a curvature of the spine, with wearing a body brace/casts or needing physical therapy. It doesn’t seem like a great leap of the imagination to think that this sideways curve could be helped by chiropractic care, which adjusts the spine. All over the world, we see examples of the …
The discomforts of pregnancy are no secret. While many mothers search for safe ways for relief, chiropractic care can be overlooked. Yet the American Pregnancy Association states that there are no known contraindications to chiropractic adjustments during pregnancy. They go on to say that chiropractors are trained to work with pregnant women and that they …
Biological systems are generally more complex than man’s greatest engineering feats, even more intricate than the Panama Canal or skyscrapers of Dubai. Yet engineering sciences can be used to study the mechanical principles of living organisms. A 2005 study (published in Spine 2005, Nov 1) on Japanese game fowl showed a link between curves in …
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Dr. Fabrizio Mancini, former President of Parker University, has been in the media lately. He has appeared on both Dr. Phil and on The Doctors. On The Doctors, he explains how he approached one woman’s low back pain who appears on the show. He demonstrates many technologies that we utilize in our office and will …
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