Ankylosing Spondylitis is a type of arthritis that typically begins during adolescence or in a person’s early twenties and occurs more often in men than in women. However, once experiences onset, they are affected for the rest of their lives. It is estimated that between 0.2% and 0.5% of individuals in the United States suffers […]
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When and How
The following italicised copy is reprinted and paraphrased from Green Book Vol XXII: The Bigness of the Fellow Within, Chapter 24, pgs 77-78, BJ Palmer, 1949. The discussion which follows is that of Dr. Nardi. When and How That there is a Universal Intelligence, which many call God, which regulates worlds for all time, is […]
4 Case Studies That Support Going Upright in the Workplace
If you are considering going upright in your workplace or workspace, you are not alone. Companies large and small are recognizing the benefits of this healthy, spine friendly way of working and they are incorporating it into their employees’ work stations. It places the body in an optimal position, between standing and sitting to provide […]
Colic: How Chiropractic Helps Fussy Babies
Every new parent has experienced a fussy baby with colic – some more often than others. It is always the same, though, an inconsolable baby and frustrated, frazzled parents who only want to comfort their child but can’t. It hurts to know that your baby is uncomfortable, or worse, in pain, and there is nothing […]
How Combining Chiropractic & Yoga Can Be Beneficial To Your Spine
Yoga has long been touted as a healing activity that extends beyond its known fitness benefits. It can help alleviate depression, relieve stress, and decrease anxiety as well as tighten and tone the body. In fact, a 2016 study by Yoga Alliance and Yoga Journal shows that the more than 20 million people who practice […]
Spine vs. Back (Part 1)
I was in a re-exam recently. This is when we retest your nerves, original exam findings and update your history. I was discussing their spine and how the subluxation affects it and their life. I realized that I needed to stop and ask if the patient understood the difference between their back and their spine. […]
