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Chiropractors can help people of all ages and walks of life. Whether you’re suffering from a back injury, neck or shoulder pain, or if you simply want to get more out of your day-to-day activities, there are plenty of reasons to see a chiropractor. See how they can help improve your quality of life. People,

Whether you’re an athlete or not, nearly everyone will experience an injury or setback that causes them to stop training or being active for a while. As well as having a direct effect on your ability to complete daily tasks, the mental health effects can be just as damaging. Professional athletes know that injuries are

Spinal manipulation sounds scary, we know. Videos of neck cracking, back cracking, and more can be intimidating and downright frightening. But these loud cracking sounds aren’t an indication of damage or bone breakage! In reality, following spinal manipulation, our clients report a decrease in chronic pain, better posture, and overall better quality of life. There are

You might have seen a plethora of spine cracking, neck-snapping, and satisfying sounds of relief on the internet. And although it seems tempting to do yourself or with a friend, trying to imitate chiropractic professionals isn’t the best idea for your body. Chiropractic care has recently sparked curiosity – with good reason, as regulars report

The neck is an important part of our body. Also known as the “cervical spine”, it begins at the base of the skull and contains seven small vertebrae. The cervical spine supports the full weight of our head, an average 12-14 pounds and allows you to move your head in every direction.  The high level

No one likes to be in pain – it is easy to reach for the quickest thing to get rid of that pain, usually pain relief medication. Unfortunately, all this does is mask the pain and gives temporary relief. Even interventions that may relieve pain for longer – massage and other kinds of manual therapy,

Many office-based workers will be aware of their posture when they work. In an office environment, it is easier to have access to the equipment to help, with a proper desk and chair set up that lends itself to better posture. But with many of us working from home, possibly for the foreseeable future, it

Desktop computers and laptops have provided us with more work flexibility but they have been attributed to the rise of neck, shoulder and back problems as well. Many advantages of the laptop are also the reasons why it is troublesome for us to maintain a correct sitting or standing Some of the most common poor posture