We recently had a female patient carried in by her husband. She is a repeat pain-centered person. In other words, she comes in, receives a few adjustments, the pain goes away, and we won’t see her until the next painful event. But they’re getting worse and more frequent. Both her husband and I keep telling […]
Our Thoughts of the Week
Wellness Wednesday: How Chiropractic Can Make You A Better Golfer
If you are looking for a challenging sport that will also treat you to some amazing scenery, then you have probably thought about taking up golf. Even though golf may not look as strenuous as running, swimming, or football, it is still important for you to take care of your body. That is where chiropractic […]
How Chiropractic Can Help You Overcome a Sprain or Strain Injury
Everyone gets hurt from time to time, and you may suffer a ligament sprain or a muscle strain. First, it is important to highlight the difference between these injuries. If you have been diagnosed with a sprain, you have stretched the ligament to the point where it has started to fray a bit. If you […]
Chiropractic is like… Clearing The Mechanism
One of my favorite movies is “For the Love of the Game” starring Kevin Costner. Costner portrays pitcher Billy Chapel at the end of a 19-year baseball career. While on the mound, Chapel thinks about his life, relationships, and career while in the midst of a perfect game. During the course of the game, Chapel […]
Vision 2030: Expansion of Life
“The power that made the body, heals the body” – BJ Palmer What is the “power that made the body?” I call it God. What do you call it? Whatever name you give it, we agree that it exists and is obviously the most powerful entity. It gives life. Even if it is strictly a […]
Thought From The Heart: Contemplating Marriage
What is it with people getting up in other’s business? Many people feel the need to share their unsolicited opinions about my daughter getting married at 18 years old. Rather than share your unsolicited negative opinion, here are three things you could say instead. “I wish her well.” Because the alternative is to wish her […]
