By Kevin Donka, DC
If someone is very hungry and he eats some food, will his hunger go away? The answer is, yes – if he eats enough of it. But, is the purpose of food to get rid of hunger? If someone eats food regularly, will it keep her from becoming excessively hungry again? The answer is, yes – if she eats enough of it consistently.… Read the rest!
This study begins by discussing the importance of a normal forward curve in the neck. A normal curve not only helps the neck absorb shock, but helps the head be in a more normal upright position. The authors wrote, “The loss of cervical lordosis and anterior head posture has long been identified with numerous significant health issues. These health issues include cervical, shoulder, and headache pain.… Read the rest!
By Dr. Ogi Ressel, DC
Most of us were raised following what has been called “the medical model” – if I feel good I’m healthy and if I feel bad I’m sick. A simplification, but you get the idea.
If there is anything that modern science has shown us it’s that such a statement is completely false.
So what is the key to health? If we could put health into a formula, it might look something like this:
Health = wholeness + function + time
Let’s go deeper.… Read the rest!
When a patient seeks Chiropractic care, and when a chiropractor accepts a patient for such care, it is essential that both are seeking and working towards the same goals.
Chiropractic has only one goal. It is important that the patient understand this goal and the means that will be used to attain it. In this way, there will be no confusion, misunderstanding, or disappointment.
Patients usually want to get rid of whatever ailments or conditions are bothering them. … Read the rest!
A study published on December 12, 2016, in the Journal of Pediatric, Maternal & Family Health showed that chiropractic care had a positive affect for the correction of Idiopathic Scoliosis. According to this study, “Scoliosis is commonly defined as a lateral curvature of the spine greater than 10 degrees. ”
Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis is estimated to occur in 2-3% of children between the ages of 10 and 16.2 years of age.… Read the rest!