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Easy Ways to Avoid Common Gardening Injuries

Date: April 30, 2018

Categories: Chiropractic Tags: back, gardening, injuries, wrist injury

Spring is finally here, and many people are heading outdoors to get started on their gardens. Gardening is a great hobby that allows you to enjoy the outdoors while growing nutritious foods for your family or beautiful flowers. All the digging, planting and weeding is also good exercise. All that use of your hands, wrists and arms could lead to some uncomfortable injuries, though. Because gardening involves a lot of repetitive motions, people who enjoy [Read More...]

Does Exercise Really Make You Happy?

Date: April 16, 2018

Categories: Uncategorized

We’ve all heard that exercise makes you happy. From the well-known runner’s high that keeps runners training for marathon to the little boost in mood many of us have felt after going for a quick walk, it’s no secret that physical exercise does seem to trigger feel-good feelings. But does exercise really make you happy, or is it just a myth? Let’s take a closer look. How Exercise Makes You Happy  Research indicates that exercise [Read More...]

Spring into Good Health with Chiropractic Care

Date: April 2, 2018

Categories: Chiropractic

With the days getting longer and the temperatures rising, spring is the perfect time for a new start after the long winter. It is also a good time to start thinking about your health and working toward improving it. While there is never a “wrong” time to start a chiropractic care routine, getting started now has a few extra benefits. After several months of donning heavy winter coats, traversing slippery surfaces and shoveling snow, your [Read More...]

Physical Therapy vs Opioids

Date: March 5, 2018

Categories: Physical Therapy

The opioid epidemic has been big news in recent years. No one wants to live in constant pain, but most people also don’t want to face the many risks associated with opioid painkillers. Medications like OxyContin and Vicodin are highly addictive and can lead to depression, overdose and withdrawal symptoms. While they are appropriate in certain situations, they usually are not the best first course of action. For many patients, physical therapy provides a safe, [Read More...]