KEY TAKEAWAYS John Atkinson was an 1890s London bonesetter who theorized that manipulating spinal nerves could relieve ailments in the body's organs. His spine-to-organ diagram closely resembles modern chiropractic charts, showing that the idea of the spine as a...
Have you ever wondered about the history of Chiropractic? How did it begin? Who started it all? How did chiropractic develop? While chiropractic medicine has existed since at least 2,700 BC, according to ancient medical writings, it was not popularized in the United...
KEY TAKEAWAYS Chiropractic began in 1895 when Daniel David Palmer performed the first spinal adjustment, and he opened the first chiropractic school in Iowa in 1897. Kansas became the first state to license chiropractic in 1913, and by 1931 the practice was recognized...
This will be Kaitlin's second treatment with the shockwave. Kaitlin has had a foot that's been painful and has been locking up. Tell me how it's been since the first shockwave treatment. "So at first, it was sore afterward, and it's been a week since my first one, and...
We just finished CJ's third shockwave treatment and we've been treating his wrist. He's had a long history of pain in that wrist. Read all about his shockwave experience and how shockwave has helped him. What were you experiencing? "I've had this wrist pain for about...
KEY TAKEAWAYS Shockwave therapy is a non-invasive, FDA-cleared treatment that uses high-energy sound waves to boost circulation and stimulate tissue repair in painful areas. It is used for conditions such as tendonitis, muscle pain, neck and back pain, sports...
Do you suffer from chronic or acute pain or have limited mobility that affects your quality of life? Have you had a sports injury, car wreck, work accident, or fall? Do you experience neck pain, back pain, foot pfain, knee pain, or shoulder pain? Then you need to...
It’s that time of year again! In just a short few weeks, our kids are heading back to school, with new classes, teachers, and challenges. Parents are making sure their children have all the school supplies like pens, pencils, notebooks, folders, lunch boxes, etc. that...
KEY TAKEAWAYS Vitamins usually take weeks to months to produce noticeable effects, so a three- to four-month trial is a reasonable window to judge whether a supplement is helping. The timeline depends on the type of nutrient, with water-soluble vitamins like C and B12...
KEY TAKEAWAYS Many over-the-counter supplements are poorly regulated and may not actually contain what the label claims; third-party or independent lab testing is a key sign of quality. The specific form of a nutrient matters, and higher-quality supplements list the...
