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What is it that a Chiropractor adjusts?  We call it a Chiropractic Subluxation.  It is an area of functional change in the body in response to a stressor.  This stressor can be chemical, physical or emotional. The change alters how your brain perceives the body and your environment causing dysfunction and eventually disease. The adjustment…

When some of the parts of your brain get particular messages in a specific pattern, the brain decides for you to make you feel pain to warn you that something might not be right, that you may be in danger. Chiropractic helps your brain know what is going on in the spine and body Sympathetic…

Did you know that chiropractic care may help you sleep better? A 2012 United States survey showed that over 40% of people reported that chiropractic care improved their sleep. When it comes to what is the ideal sleep situation – it is a case of not too much and not too little. Why is sleep…

When you think of muscles, you probably think of your biceps and triceps. You won’t necessarily think of the small muscles close to your spine and skull. These small muscles do in fact play a very important role – they tell your brain what your spine is doing, which represents what the core of your…

Over the last 30 years, researchers looked at what the most cost-effective healthcare options are for people with back and neck pain. What they have found is that often chiropractic care is cheaper than other choices when it comes to cost. “Chiropractic is a cost effective option and costs less in the long term than…

Posture is something we can see and therefore understand.  Its impact on your body function is, however much more significant than you think. A lot of research being done looks at how chiropractors can help people with all sorts of problems that may be caused by a breakdown in communication between your brain and your…

Chiropractic Helps Avoid the Dangers and Risks of… Tylenol, NSAIDs, & Opioids A recent study determined that Chiropractic has been proven superior in helping patients overcome back pain when compared to Tylenol, non-steroidal anti-inflammatories (NSAIDs), and opioid drugs. The research spotlights the complexity of back pain and the vast number of affected people. Over 80%…