February is National Heart Month and it is important for everyone to take care of their heart. Even though it is important to exercise on a regular basis and eat a healthy diet, chiropractic care can also help people take care of the heart. The innervation of the heart comes from the thoracic region of […]
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Vision 2030: The Praying Medic
I was recently introduced to a great book called Divine Healing Made Simple by The Praying Medic. It is a biblical take on healing and how praying for healing is successful. The author doesn’t leave his name, only going by his given title. He does say that he is a male EMT/Paramedic and has been […]
How Chiropractic Can Help Overcome Costochondritis
Costochondritis, also called Tietze syndrome, is one of the most common reasons why people seek the help of a healthcare professional. Unfortunately, this is a condition that is often misdiagnosed because it can present in a wide variety of ways. If you are suffering from costochondritis, you may think that you need to take prescription […]
Vision 2030: Who’s Your Guru?
What is said during the adjustment is more important than the physical act itself. But who are you listening to while lying on the table? Are you waiting for me to tell you which nerve is affecting which muscle organ or tissue? Or are you taking this time to free your mind and connect with […]
An Overview of Text Neck Syndrome & How Chiropractic Can Help
If you are like the vast majority of people, you probably have a cell phone that you use on a regular basis. You send text messages, handle emails, and even watch the occasional program from time to time. On the other hand, did you know that your cell phone could be placing a lot of […]
Vision 2030: Healing from the Inside
“What you think about and thank about you bring about” – Dr. John Dimartini, DC An amazing thing happened to me last summer. I had twisted my knee playing disc golf and when I walked it was not painful but I could tell my knee joint wasn’t sitting right. [For those who are asking, a […]
