Patients generally consult with a chiropractor only when they have localized back and neck issues. They seek help for neck cramps, chronic low back pain, and other spine-specific ailments, simply because it’s easy to connect

Involuntary muscle spasms are fairly common in individuals and rarely pose a problem as the misfiring of a particular nerve. It’s when they become chronic, painful, or disruptive, that they demand the oversight of a

Thoracic kyphosis is a condition with a sliding scale that refers to the abnormal curvature of a person’s spine. Those with severe thoracic kyphosis see a more pronounced curve in their mid-spine, often resulting in

One of the major problems with diagnosing lumbar degenerative disc disease is that it mirrors and mimics the symptoms of many lesser spine ailments. Depending on its severity, it could be as innocuous as tightness

More than 3 million Americans are diagnosed with some form of chronic low back pain each year. This ambiguous condition has a number of causes and catalysts, and continues to trend in what some chiropractors

“The goal is to turn data into information, and information into insight.” – Carly Fiorina, former Executive, President, and Chair of Hewlett-Packard Co. The power of data cannot be understated in any setting. Even in

One of the first things any good chiropractor will do – before making a single adjustment to a patient – is a whole-body examination. In fact, for a chiropractor using Chiropractic BioPhysics (CBP), the entirety

Many chiropractic patients are startled the first time they’re adjusted by way of a drop table. They hear the small hiss of the table’s mechanics, feel the quick pressure of their chiropractor’s hands, and register

There are a number of well-defined markers for constituting good health. Being able to avoid illness while your coworkers battle the flu or being able to jog a mile without doubling over in pain, for