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Can chiropractors help with pregnancy pain?

Can chiropractors help with pregnancy pain?

Let’s Celebrate Moms! Becoming a mom is both amazing and scary at the same time.  Just the thought of what to expect during pregnancy and what the heck to do after—keeping another tiny human alive and healthy is a lot to take in.  In May we celebrate motherhood, but...

How does massage help chiropractic?

How does massage and chiropractic care complement one another? Massage and chiropractic care are two complementary therapies that can work together to provide a holistic approach to improving overall health and well-being. While they may seem like different types of...

Can Chiropractic help with TMJ pain?

Can Chiropractic help with TMJ pain?

How does a chiropractor realign your jaw? Temporomandibular joint dysfunction more commonly called TMJ can be debilitating for patients. Not only does it cause problems with eating, talking, and sleeping, but the pain in the face can also really cause issues. Upper...

Can Chiropractic help with TMJ pain?

Why Is Foot Alignment Important?

  How does the ankle support the body? The alignment of your structure is really important to make sure that your joints don't wear out ahead of time. As a chiropractic office, we talk about the alignment of the spine, the atlas, and the hips. We want to make sure...

Are Shoe Inserts Uncomfortable?

Are Shoe Inserts Uncomfortable?

  Should shoe inserts hurt? The ALINEs are super comfortable, and they actually help you if you're standing on concrete all day to have a more comfortable bottom of the foot and not have so much fatigue. ALINEs are designed to help replicate walking on semi-soft...

Can you fix ankle instability?

Can you fix ankle instability?

Do insoles work for overpronation? Most people's ankles over time will start to stress and roll inward. This process is called overpronation, which can lead to more than just ankle problems. This makes you prone to have all sorts of foot, ankle, or knee issues, and...

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