Prolonged Sitting and Back Pain You probably already know that sitting for long periods of time is not good for you, but you may not realize all the problems it can cause, including chronic back [...]
Does My Health Insurance Cover Mesa Chiropractic Costs? Chiropractic care can help with a range of health issues, including chronic pain, tension and stress, as well as inflammation. Yet despite the many benefits of seeing [...]
4 Ways to Alleviate Lower Back Pain at Your Sitting Job Sitting is the new smoking. We’ve heard countless warnings about how bad it is for you to sit all day – increasing your risk [...]
Iron Man: Perks of Chiropractic Adjustments for Runners, Swimmers & Cyclers The Ironman Triathlon boasts that you can, “Swim 2.4 miles! Bike 112 miles! Run 26.2 miles! Brag for the rest of your life” (En.wikipedia.org, [...]
How Chiropractic Care Works Hand-in-Hand with Physical Therapy Back pain in Mesa is a common problem, unfortunately. Dull, chronic pain can be caused by improper posture, muscle tension, injuries from exercise, poor sleeping position, and [...]
Comparing the Benefits: Massage Therapy and Chiropractic Adjustments Both massage and chiropractic care are often recommended for the relief of back pain in Mesa. However, these treatments are not interchangeable, meaning that you cannot get [...]
To Sit or To Stand? Health Risks & The Surprising Solution If you sit all day, you’re killing yourself slowly. If you stand all day, well, you’re killing yourself slowly. Will the real solution to [...]
5 Benefits of Chiropractic Care for Post-Surgery Recovery Regular chiropractic care can improve the health of your back (and your whole body, really), which can help you to avoid common back problems. In many cases, [...]
Headaches during Arizona’s Monsoon Season: The Cause and Cure You might get the “crazy” idea that every time a big monsoon rolls through, you suffer from a massive headache or even a migraine. You don’t [...]
Your Guide to Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMJ) Temporomandibular joint disorder, usually referred to as TMJ, is a relatively common condition, particularly among those ages 20 to 40. Yet not a lot of people know what [...]
