Many functions and processes occur in the body without any tangible feeling. Cavities in teeth, plaque build-up in blood vessels, high cholesterol, and even cancer form in silence. Consistent and proactive approaches serve as the best method of prevention for a variety of concerns which remain...
What do the holidays do to our stress? A recent study published by the Gallup poll shows that a overwhelming number of Americans (79%) feel stress sometimes or frequently throughout each day. The anticipation and expectation of stress impacts people just as much as the stress...
Neck pain causes a major public health concern Studies estimate that over half of all people will experience an episode of neck pain at some point in their lifetime. Most neck pain sufferers will rely on symptom-numbing medications for relief. Long term concern radiates from the...
Quality of life exists in unison with a person’s ability to move and act freely. Spinal joint degeneration decreases the ability to move without restriction, thus diminishing quality of life. Unfortunately, large percentages of people suffer from joint degeneration without any possibility of recovery. What causes...
Conjoined twins named Masha and Dasha were born in Russia in the 1950s. They each had one arm and shared one pair of legs. The fusion created a circumstance where the twins shared many of their internal organs. However, each twin did maintain separate hearts...
Some of the best current research in the world shows the benefits that come with improving nervous system function. New York Times published an article explaining that dozens of teams continue research designed to create an implantable device with potential to change the function of the...
The most important improvements from a Chiropractic adjustment occur in the brain and nervous system. The latest research on headaches and depression reports that, “autonomic dysfunction plays a role in the pathogenesis of tension-type headaches and depressive disorders.” The research indicates why so many people suffering...
End of Summer Checklist It is the end of summer and children returning to school represents a time for check-ups and annual measurements. Children usually take an annual trip to a physician for baseline monitoring of blood pressure, heart, and physical wellness. Older student-athletes undergo mandatory...
Experts find that higher temperatures and increasing levels of carbon dioxide contribute to intense and longer-lasting allergy season. "We have higher temperatures and increasing levels of carbon dioxide," Dr. Jeffrey Demain, a board-certified allergist and immunologist, said at the March meeting of the American Academy of...