Phoenix chiropractic and nutrition

April 11, 2012

What our Phoenix chiropractor will say the nutritional needs of athletes are: Our Phoenix chiropractor believes that whether you’re a competitive athlete or someone who exercises for health and fitness you need the same type of nutrients. The only difference is in the amount that each individual takes in. However, some athletes also need more [...]

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Phoenix Chiropractor

March 26, 2012

Our Phoenix chiropractor says that Exercise is Beneficial for your Leg Pain Relief Our Phoenix chiropractor is very skilled in intermittent claudication and sciatics. And for those of you who are not familiar with what this is; these are leg pains that have many originations such as disc herniation and spinal stenosis. Chiropractic care offers [...]

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Phoenix Chiropractor

March 19, 2012

Our Phoenix chiropractor says that if you want to be well: Any Phoenix chiropractor will tell you that if you want to feel good all the time strengthening your posture is very important. Chiropractors in 85018 will say that poor posture creates your pain This is because your poor posture stresses joints & strains muscles, [...]

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Chiropractor in 85018

March 12, 2012

A chiropractor in 85018 will tell you that chiropractic is a treatment method Our Phoenix chiropractor can correct the misalignments of the spine as well as other joints in the body. The Chiropractic philosophy is that subluxation and misalignment of vertebra can cause neurological problems such as pain, ill health and or disease. Ask our [...]

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Chiropractor in 85018

March 7, 2012

Pain Issues that a Chiropractor in 85018 can help with: According to all chiropractors in 85018 everyone experiences pain at some point in their life. Pain is simply your body telling you something is damaged. And it tells you this by sending messages through your nerves to your brain. You have nerves all over your [...]

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Susan G Komen Phoenix Chiropractor at the 3 Day walk

November 29, 2011

One of my favorite annual events, either on or off the field, is being a doctor at  the three day walk for breast cancer. Once you show up it’s easy to see that the participants are not just there to complete the 60 mile course and go home. They are there to celebrate the winning [...]

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Food Makers Add New Nutrition Label

March 5, 2011

Have you ever tried to read the ingredients of a food that comes in a box? Take a look at the last few  and just try to say them out loud. Apocartenal, Sodium Citrate Phosphate Alginate, Annatto!!  Most Americans realize that the food labels are there to be used as guidelines. Sometimes, however, they are [...]

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Can exercise cure gray hair?

March 5, 2011

I’m sure we’ve all heard that exercise is good for you, but we’re now starting to see that its fighting off old age in weird ways.  While reading an article this morning by Gretchen Reynolds, I stumbled on the fact that Dr. Mark Tarnopolsky, a professor of pediatrics at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario,has discovered [...]

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Lower Back Rehab Overview

February 18, 2011

By Marc Heller, DC When it comes to rehabilitation, I have found it to be very useful to divide patient self-care exercises into the following categories: Category 1: Pain relief. Category 2: Self-mobilization. All of these exercises have to do with getting more normal movement into stuck muscles, stuck fascia and stuck joints. These could [...]

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Latest Information on Why Friction Massage Heals Tendinitis

February 18, 2011

By Warren Hammer, MS, DC, DABCO In manual therapy, clinical results usually precede the scientific validation. Most techniques are used because “it works.” Usually the author of the method hypothesizes why it works, but the reasoning although appearing logical may have nothing to do with the result. According to Frank and Hart1: “Mechanical loading influences [...]

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