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Specializations: Treating Severe Pain, Sciatica, Neck & Back Pain, Whiplash, Headaches, Joint Injuries, Sports Injuries, and Degenerative Arthritis. Advanced therapies focused on mobility recovery, structural conditioning, health, nutrition, wellness, and optimal fitness. Our chiropractors, nutritionists, doctors, nurse practitioners, and medically integrated clinical staff are ready to help you. We focus on functional medicine treatment plans that bring genuine care and health to our patients. We offer injury care, sports wellness, and nutritional treatment protocols that bring optional health to you.

This Is How Much Protein You Really Need To Eat In A Day

Wondering exactly how much protein you should be consuming each day? The Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA), which is the minimum amount you need to be healthy, is 0.8 grams per kilogram… Read More

Pain Management Center

About Pain Management (Medicine) Specialists A pain medicine specialist is a medical or osteopathic doctor who treats pain due to disease, ailment, or injury. Many of these doctors are physiatrists… Read More

Back Pain Relief Imposters

If It Sounds Too Good to Be True… When you’re in pain, you might try just about anything to feel better. Claims of miracle cures that instantly relieve back and… Read More

Kettlebell Exercises To Help Your Back Pain

Kettlebells Strengthen the Spine Strengthening the spinal muscles is essential for health and fitness. Functional kettlebell training is resistance training that strengthens the spine. Kettlebell training is an extremely effective… Read More

Drugs & Chiropractic Don’t Mix

Never Have, Never Will Join Drs. Jason Deitch and Tom Klapp as they lay out the rationale for remaining one of the few drug-free options for improving health and wellbeing. Dr.… Read More

A Healthy Middle-Aged Heart May Protect Your Brain Later

(HealthDay News) -- Healthy aging of the brain relies on the health of your heart and blood vessels when you're younger, a new study reports. People with risk factors for… Read More

Marathon Running May Cause Short-Term Kidney Injury

Any marathoner will tell you that the grueling 26-mile races can do a number on the hips, knees, ankles and feet. Now, a small study suggests that these tests of… Read More

Don’t Bank on Heart-Rate Accuracy From Your Activity Tracker

(HealthDay News) -- Wrist-worn activity trackers such as Fitbit don't reliably assess heart rate, a new study finds. While the devices may have some legitimate benefits, they shouldn't be used… Read More

Regular Exercise May Slow Parkinsons Progression

Parkinson's disease can cause tremors, stiffness and trouble with walking. But a new study suggests that regular exercise can slow the progression of the disease. Even those with advanced Parkinson's… Read More

Nurse! What’s Taking So Long? Study Points To Causes.

(HealthDay News) -- When a bedside alarm goes off in a child's hospital room, anxious parents expect nurses to respond pronto. That rarely happens, however, and a new study helps… Read More

Holiday Nutrition Boost: Your Guide to Healthy Easter, Passover Meals

With your Easter feast or Passover repast just around the corner, we’ve asked top nutritionists and dietitians for suggestions on how to make these holiday meals healthier. “Passover and Easter… Read More

10 Minutes of Vigorous Exercise Helps Kids Hearts

Just a bit of vigorous exercise each day could help some children and teens reduce their risk of developing heart problems and diabetes, researchers say. The new study looked at… Read More

Early Use of Antibiotics Linked to Inflammatory Gut Diseases

Using antibiotics very early in life may lead to developing inflammatory diseases later in life, says a new report published in the Journal of Leukocyte Biology. Using antibiotics in infancy… Read More

Symptom-Free Virus May Spark Gluten Allergy

A common virus in infancy could trigger a life-long allergy to gluten and lead to celiac disease, an autoimmune disorder which affects one in 133 people in the United States,… Read More

Pets Protect Kids From Allergies & Obesity

If you're thinking about adding a dog to the family, you have two good reasons to say "yes," say researchers from the University of Alberta. Their study found that babies… Read More

Microwaving Your Tea Boosts Its Antioxidants, But How Does It Taste?

On the left: regular green tea. On the right: microwave boosted. Not that you can tell from the picture. It’s been a rough news week, and it’s only Wednesday. Fortunately,… Read More

The Best Chair Yoga Moves For Back Pain

"Oh, my aching back!" I can't tell you how many of my students have back issues. And it's no wonder, considering most of us spend our days tied to our… Read More

Getting Rid Of Cellulite: Five Myths & Truths You Should Know

It’s spring and many people will be heading back to the gym in the hope of busting cellulite, a seemingly unshakeable curse for many women. However, cellulite, which has both… Read More

Cheaper Healthier Food Can Lead to Healthy Choices

Governments could boost the consumption of healthy food by making it cheaper, as well as requiring that unhealthier food be more expensive, a new review suggests. The findings are based… Read More

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