“Nerd neck.” “Wearsie neck.” “Text neck.” “Scholar’s neck.” (Okay, that last one wasn’t so bad.)
Still, no one wants the side effects that come with this common postural deformity, which afflicts between 66% and 90% of the population. Read more
Emily Lain, DC
Since beginning my training and career in chiropractic, I have held a strong belief in the chiropractic philosophy that the body naturally seeks the proper balance among all its systems and that proper structure is necessary for proper function.
In other words, the chiropractic philosophy was not and is still not pain based. Read more
Let’s take this negative quote and put it into perspective.
I am often asked about chiropractic medicine as an alternative approach to traditional health care.
It seems that many people are realizing that preventive medicine, as well as proper diet, exercise, and healthy habits are not only good ideas, but vital to their quality of life.
People often want to know how chiropractic works. Read more
