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A chiropractic adjustment, commonly called spinal manipulation, is a key treatment technique widely used by chiropractors. This manual therapy involves a
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“Sit up straight!” “Stop slouching!” These might be things that someone like your parents might have scolded you for when they looked at your posture. Maybe
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Scoliosis is a general term used for a sideways bend in the spine. There is a lot of fear and misunderstanding on this topic so today we are here to set the
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In our previous blog post, we discussed common pain generators of the spine and their relation to the four main patterns of low back pain. Those 4 main pain
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80% of people experience some form of general back pain at some point in their life, with 90% of that pain being specifically low back pain. The most common
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Low back pain is extremely common with up to 80% of people experiencing it at some point in their life. The prevalence of low back pain in the adult
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Have you ever had a ringing noise in your ear that only you could hear? Well you are not the only alone. This is known as tinnitus, an inner ear ringing
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Reports show that more than two-thirds of pregnant women experience low-back pain and almost one-fifth experience pelvic pain. Back pain may be experienced
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There are many ways to maintain the health of your spine. Nutrition is one of them. Balanced diets that include an adequate amount of vitamins, minerals, and
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Osteoarthritis (OA) is a degenerative joint disease and is one of the most common types of arthritis. Often people think of this disease as a ‘wear and tear’
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Plantar fasciitis is the cause of heel pain and one of the most common orthopedic complaints. It involves pain and inflammation of the plantar fascia, a thick
Read the articleLow back pain is one of the most common reasons for seeking medical care. People often go straight to their GPs who can only offer “traditional therapies”
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Scapular Stability refers to the ability of the shoulder blade (scapula) to maintain its position and movement during shoulder movements. The scapula is a
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Did you know CT scans are not the best or the only way to diagnose a concussion? Most functional brain injuries from a concussion do not show anything
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Ever been in the middle of an intense training session and all of a sudden hit a wall like BAM! Or maybe you have this sudden onset of not so pleasant
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Sciatica is a symptom of a number of different conditions. Despite what you may think, it is actually not its own condition. Sciatic pain typically occurs
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When we talk about posture, we often discuss strategies to improve body position to reduce pain. However, it's essential to consider proper desk ergonomics,
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Low back pain is one of the leading causes of disability. It presents as achy stiff pain in the lower back area that can be due to muscle or joint issues.
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Many of us have desk jobs, keeping us seated for the majority of the day. It can be hard to keep that perfect upright position for 8 hours straight so it is
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Shoulder pain can be caused by issues with the muscles attached to the shoulder blade, also known as the scapula. This can result in a change in the scapula’s
Read the articleThe gluteal muscles, commonly known as the glutes, are a group of three muscles - gluteus maximus, gluteus medius, gluteus minimums - that attach from the
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The world of running shoes can seem overwhelming, there are so many brands with many different styles and prices of shoes- how are you ever expected to know
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When we do any kind of physical activity, it is important to take the time to warm up before and cool down after. Many grew up learning that they should
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Foot strike pattern is exactly how it sounds: where on your foot you land when you run. You may have heard that it is more efficient to run on your toes. But
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“Steps from College station and they direct-bill my insurance, so it's an easy visit. Real assessment, no pressure, and a plan I could actually follow at home.”
“I saw Dr. Clarke through my pregnancy for pelvic pain. Gentle, knowledgeable, and reassuring the whole way. It made a real difference to how I felt day to day.”
“Booked for a running gait analysis before a half marathon. The video breakdown of my stride was eye-opening and the exercises sorted out the knee pain that kept derailing my training.”
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