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Migraines and Chiropractic

Migraines and Chiropractic

Recent research reported in the Journal of Upper Cervical Chiropractic Research reveals that chiropractic may play an important role in helping patients with chronic migraines.  The research reports on a woman with a 12-year-history of suffering...

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Scoliosis and Chiropractic

Scoliosis and Chiropractic

Recent research reported in the Journal of Upper Cervical Chiropractic Research showed improvements in a 12-year-old with headaches and scoliosis after chiropractic adjustments to the upper part of the neck. “Research is revealing that there is a...

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Keeping Your Health Green

Keeping Your Health Green

You're proud of your lawn. You water it, feed it on schedule and try to keep the neighbourhood kids off of it. But you missed a few spots with the fertilizer spreader and now dull, brown patches where the grass was STARVED of potential growth energy begin to show. A...

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Neck and Spinal Health Linken to Digestive Problems

Neck and Spinal Health Linken to Digestive Problems

15% of the world’s population copes with a devastating condition called irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Bloating, gas, loose stools, constipation, abdominal pain, and severe fatigue comprise some of the devastating symptoms associated with IBS. Embarrassment, shame,...

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Poor Spine and Posture Health

Poor Spine and Posture Health

The head and neck design allow for flexion and regular forward leaning. The challenge and consequences begin to occur when they maintain flexed or forward head posture positions for long, consistent periods of time. Cell phones, computers, desk jobs, and more...

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Sitting RIVALS the Dangers of Smoking

Sitting RIVALS the Dangers of Smoking

Exhibiting good posture pleases the eyes and speaks volumes about a person’s attention to detail. Good posture stands out so dominantly today because of the rarity with which people concern themselves with this important aspect of total body health. Increased amounts...

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