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The Rake that Almost Wrecked You: Your Health and Yard Work Safety

The end of summer tends to bring with it the waning sun, shorter days, and cooler breezes – and the yardwork that goes along with the season.  Before you reach for the rake this fall, consider the possible consequences of jumping into such strenuous work: upper or lower back strain, neck strain and pain in the shoulders. Just as playing a sport can injure your body, the twisting, turning, bendi...
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DEEP BREATH: How Chiropractic Relieves Stress

Everyone experiences stress at some point in their life. In fact, it is becoming a sort of new normal in today’s hectic, fast paced, high pressure society. And stress symptoms should not be taken lightly. It is important to address the symptoms and find ways to reduce the stress. Chiropractic is an effective stress reliever. What is stress? In literal terms, stress is the state of emotion...
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Is Chiropractic the answer to the Opioid Epidemic?

Seizing on the opioid epidemic as a chance to expand their reach, naturopaths and chiropractors are aggressively lobbying Congress and state governments to elevate the role of alternative therapies in treating chronic pain. They’ve scored several victories in recent months, and hope the Trump administration will give them a further boost. Their most powerful argument: We don’t prescribe addicti...
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A Crash Course: Should I seek Chiropractic Adjustment After My Car Accident?

A car accident is the last thing anyone needs. Between all of life’s other daily struggles, adding a car accident into the mix just creates more stress and more things to think about. On top of that, car accident injuries can create an added strain on your life, forcing you to take time off work or even making you unable to do certain tasks. One of the biggest questions after a car accident is whe...
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Preventing Lower Back Pain in Golfers

One of the most common complaints from golfers is pain in the lower back. The mechanics of the golf swing place stress on the parts of the spine including the joints, muscles, tendons and ligaments. According to the University of Pittsburgh Neuromuscular Research Laboratory, "more than 30 percent of golfers have experienced issues related to lower back pain or injury that have affected their abili...
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Get On Your Feet! Understanding Orthotics

Your feet serve as a strong base to your body when you’re standing and walking. There are times, however, when your feet and body may benefit from extra support by wearing custom foot orthotics. Foot orthotics are not just "arch supports," although this term is often used to describe them. They perform functions that make your everyday activities more comfortable and efficient by altering the a...
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Is Chiropractic the answer to the Opioid Epidemic?

Seizing on the opioid epidemic as a chance to expand their reach, naturopaths and chiropractors are aggressively lobbying Congress and state governments to elevate the role of alternative therapies in treating chronic pain. They’ve scored several victories in recent months, and hope the Trump administration will give them a further boost. Their most powerful argument: We don’t prescribe addicti...
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Auto Injuries: Why Chiropractic is the Best Treatment

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Chiropractic is one of the best ways to treat and heal from auto injuries. Chiropractic works by restoring the normal function of your spine, allowing the tissues to heal and become pain-free. If you’ve been in a car crash, here’s how chiropractic can help you: Inflammation During an auto collision, the ligaments and muscles that make up your spine can be stretched or experience micro-tears....
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Straighten up! How Chiropractic Treatment Helps Posture

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Several factors contribute to poor posture--most commonly stress, obesity, pregnancy, weak postural muscles, abnormally tight muscles, and high-heeled shoes.  In addition, decreased flexibility, a poor work environment, incorrect working posture, and unhealthy sitting and standing habits can also contribute to poor body positioning. Poor posture can lead to excessive strain on muscles and may e...
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Your Garden: A Source of Pain?

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Nightshades, Chronic Pain and Inflammation Who doesn’t love the fresh taste of vegetables straight from the garden?  In an effort to be more  healthy and self-sustaining, more and more households are growing their own food.  But did you ever stop to consider that the same vegetables on your table are the cause of your pain? Known as nightshades, these vegetables belong to the Solanaceae fami...
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