Looking at the Research, part 2:
A recent article published by Haavik et. al., looked at the effects of chiropractic care on changes in cortical intrinsic inhibitory interactions in patients with chronic neck and upper extremity pain by measuring dual somatosensory evoked potentials (SEP) in the median and ulnar nerves. The number of participants in the
Looking at the Research, part 1:
Today, we are looking at a study that evaluates the connection between the body and its sensory input to the brain, and the affects chiropractic adjustments have on this connection. Below are some definitions which may help you better understand what the authors are describing. Noted Chiropractic researchers, Heidi Haavik
What if I told you your mobility problem is a stability problem in disguise?
Everyone in the fitness industry is hammering home the importance of mobility right now. And yes, mobility is very important. Without proper mobility, you cannot execute most movements that you would do in the gym or on the field, without compensating somewhere else in your kinetic chain to complete the
Your _________ hurts, but is your ________ REALLY the problem?
General (insert body part here) pain, soreness or achiness is a common problem among weightlifters, CrossFitters, and athletes in general. But just because something is “common,” it doesn’t mean that it is “normal.” So, unless you’ve had a specific acute traumatic injury or a previous history of significant injury to
What is Webster's Technique?
Did you know that all of our Doctors are Webster’s certified?... Webster’s Technique is a chiropractic analysis and adjusting technique that was first developed by the late Larry Webster – a renowned pediatric and perinatal chiropractor, and founder of the ICPA. The purpose of the Webster’s Technique is to optimize
Save your body when carrying your baby.
In case you missed it, there was a viral post recently about a new really cool way to carry an infant car seat (I'll put the link below if you'd like to copy and paste to see the video). Typically, moms and dads have grabbed their infant's car seat by