It’s that time of year again, when you can hardly get through the day without somebody saying that “there’s something going around,” whether it’s “the flu,” a “stomach bug,” or some other virus, including the most recent virus to make the news, the coronavirus. It’s interesting that it always seems to happen just after the […]
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How Chiropractic Adjustments Improve Body Function
Everything that takes place in the body is regulated by information contained in the brain and the nerve system. The brain is the control center of all bodily functions. The spinal cord and branching nerves send signals from the brain to control and coordinate the function of all the organs, tissues and systems. Nerves also […]
Cool Things You Can Do with Your Brain
Your amazing brain is responsible for all kinds of things, including of course, your thinking. It is responsible for memory, like how you remember your friends’ names, where your favorite snack is in the kitchen, or you’re A B C’s. But it also does logistical thinking and problem solving: “If I want Dad to take […]
Chiropractic and Athletes
Athletes have been benefiting from Lifestyle Chiropractic care for many years; however, it has only recently been receiving attention from the media. Athletes of all types, from the weekend warrior to the world‐class athlete, utilize Chiropractic because it is a drug‐free way to better health and performance. Chiropractic adjustments help ensure that the body functions […]
Clarity on the Webster Technique in Pregnancy
With the intent of supporting natural childbirth in the mid 1980s, Larry Webster, D.C., developed a chiropractic adjustment now called the Webster technique. The first and most significant observation of this adjustment was for women who were presenting breech during pregnancy. After they received the Webster adjustment, their babies turned head down. As a result, […]
How is your Pelvic Floor Functioning?
Pelvic floor issues of urgency, frequency and stress incontinence are all complex, can stem from many different causes, and are more common than you might think. About 17% of women over 18 years old have overactive bladder (OAB) and an estimated 12.2 million adults have urge incontinence. In women between the ages of 20 and […]
