You are a vital individual to the success of the world. How you teach love to your family and express it so they can see you walking your talk make a difference to the next generation. Our kids learn by watching what we do moreso than what we say. Are we bringing them with us […]
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3 Health Benefits Walking Provides To Your Spine
You hear a lot of people talk about the benefits of walking, but may not know how it applies to you. If you have back pain, walking regularly can be exceptionally helpful by providing the spine with added support and increased blood flow. These three spinal health benefits of walking should be enough to convince […]
Vision 2030: Adjustments Provide Clarity
Love is the answer to all this happening in today’s world. Regardless of a virus, social unrest, riots, protests, masks, forced vaccination, and/or movements, discrimination comes in all sorts. Love is the answer. Love is the beginning that we may have open conversation with those whom are different, think different, and act different than we […]
How the Shoes You Wear Can Wreck Your Spine
If you’ve been experiencing lower back pain and can’t seem to pinpoint the cause, try looking down – at your feet. What kind of shoes are you wearing? Your shoes can have a tremendous effect on your spine, causing back pain. While this is traditionally considered to be a “female issue,” some men’s shoe styles […]
Chiropractic Care: Can It Really Help You Live Pain Free?
There are plenty of people who say that chiropractic made a significant difference in their lives, relieving pain and increasing mobility. Still, some skeptics want scientific proof that it helps with managing pain and, in many cases, eliminating it altogether. While chiropractic patient testimonies are great, included here is a collection of cold, hard, facts […]
Chiropractic Helps Kids with Sensory Processing Disorder
Imagine a world where clothing feels like sandpaper, light is excruciating, or sounds make you feel like your ears are going to bleed. That is what it’s like for someone with sensory processing disorder, or SPD. Approximately 1 in 6 children have SPD (some reports say 1 in 20, but this appears to be based […]
