If you or someone you may know are having trouble conceiving, please read the attached article. A study released in 2006 suggests that chiropractic care may correct some cases of infertility.
Is your computer a pain in the neck? Chiropractic adjustments are so effective for neck pain that patients often enjoy results after only one adjustment.
What exactly is RT (Retropharyngeal tendinitis) and what are the most common symptoms? Read the attached newsletter to find out more this condition.
“70% of the population will experience neck pain at some point”. Read the attached newsletter to find out how to resolve neck pain.
Bottom line: Neck injuries affect more than just the neck. Spinal trauma accidents occur in just seconds, yet chiropractors know that uncorrected vertebral subluxations may last for years, causing enduring pain and disability. Read more about how neck injuries affect you.
We hope you enjoy the article on tips to be pain free this Christmas.
We send Season’s Greetings and wishes for a prosperous New Year’s.
~Brolin Chiropractic
We hope you enjoy the newsletter on the healing power of laughter!
Chiropractic can offer patients a collection of potentially life-changing advantages. We hope you enjoy the attached newsletter which outlines the top-10 exciting ways chiropractic wellness care may improve your life.
Protect your back and the rest of your body. Educate yourself on safe lifting.
Chiropractic care, including adjustments and exercises, may significantly improve scoliosis, according to a new report.
The study included 28 patients with scoliosis. According to the report, “The average beginning primary Cobb angle was 44° ± 6°. Patients received the same chiropractic rehabilitation program for approximately 6 months. At the end of active treatment, improvements were recorded in Cobb angle, pain scores, spirometry, and disability rating. All radiographic findings were maintained at 24-month follow-up.”
Findings showed that patients “reported improvements in pain, Cobb angle, and disability immediately following the conclusion of treatment and 24 months later.”
Journal of Chiropractic Medicine – September 2011;10:179-184.
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