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Why Would Adjusting My Upper Neck Help My Low Back and Leg Pain?
Why Would Adjusting My Upper Neck Help My Low Back and Leg Pain? According to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NIH), about 80 percent of adults experience low back pain at some point in their lifetimes. Needless to say, these types of issues are common to many of us, but why so…
4 Reasons to Choose a Traverse City Chiropractor
4 Reasons to Choose a Traverse City Chiropractor Chiropractic has proven itself as a worthy and incredibly effective way to treat an assortment of different health issues. From headaches, to backaches, and sleep disorders, chiropractic care can make a world of difference. Of course, choosing a chiropractor can be difficult. Here are 4 reasons to…
What to Do About Functional Scoliosis
What to Do About Functional Scoliosis Scoliosis is one of those scary medical words that conjures fearsome pictures of unwieldy back braces and even surgery. It is true, when the scoliosis is structural and involves malformed or unevenly shaped vertebral bones- think of a tower built from uneven building blocks, it can be a serious…
Is Chiropractic ok for Pregnancy in Traverse City?
Is Chiropractic ok for Pregnancy in Traverse City? There is a big debate over the merits and safety of having chiropractic treatment during pregnancy. Some people claim that it is dangerous to both the mother and the developing baby, while others say it is safe and provides a variety of health benefits. The truth is…
Concussions and Your Neck | Shift Health Center
Concussions and Your Neck | Shift Health Center In recent years concussions have been everywhere on the news. This is not due to an increase in frequency or it being a newly discovered injury, but because the seriousness and long term implications are only just beginning to be understood. And what we are learning is…
How Chiropractic Wellness Care Can Benefit You as a Senior
How Chiropractic Wellness Care can Benefit You as a Senior I have so many great memories from my grandpa’s house as a kid. I can remember the snacks, games, the horrible bright orange carpet, his silly jokes, and countless pill bottles on his nightstand. I remember asking grandpa when I was 9 or 10 years…