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Types of Headaches and How Chiropractic Can Help

Types of Headaches and How Chiropractic Can Help

Headaches can terrorize, monopolize, and polarize your day. Even the small, dull headache can make looking at a computer screen difficult, light off-putting, and noises hard to handle. Often, slight headaches carry stress, which can easily make that headache bigger. ...

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6 Healthy Habits to Make in 2022

6 Healthy Habits to Make in 2022

"This year, I am going to have the willpower to stick to my resolutions."  Sound familiar? Here's Why Resolution Fail Since you are reading this blog, you probably have experienced years of failing to follow through with your new year's resolutions. First off, give...

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Hip Pain and How to Heal It at the Source

Hip Pain and How to Heal It at the Source

Hip pain is a widespread problem, especially when associated with lower back pain or groin injuries. The femur and pelvis serve as anchors for muscles in your hips, and when any of them are strained or injured, it can result in pain.  And while older adults complain...

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Ice V. Heat: What You Need To Know

Ice V. Heat: What You Need To Know

It’s time to thaw out some of the misconceptions around icing and injury. In this blog post we're answering the age-old question: Should you ice or heat your injury? The answer just might surprise you!  But before we get to that, I need to state that the following...

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Yard Work and Back Pain: What You Need to Know

Yard Work and Back Pain: What You Need to Know

Yard work and back pain go hand-in-hand. In this blog post, I'll show you how to get your yard in order without getting your body out of order.  Did you Know? Did you know that according to the American Chiropractic Association (1), back pain accounts for more than...

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So You Want To Pistol Squat?

So You Want To Pistol Squat?

The elusive pistol squat. The bane of many a CrossFitter’s existence. One in very few can get them on their first try. Being able to squat on one leg is no easy feat. It requires balance, mobility, stability, coordination, and strength. But with practice, it’s a fun...

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