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The Truth About Chiropractic

The Truth About Chiropractic

The Truth About Chiropractic Bottom Line: Chiropractors have been helping people perform their best for over 125 years. Many things have changed since the beginning, but the one thing that remains constant is our commitment to helping people find relief from pain and improve their quality of life without drugs or surgery. Your body’s ability…

Chiropractic Kissimmee FL Neck Pain

Neck Pain: How To Find Relief

Neck Pain: How To Find Relief Bottom Line: An episode of neck pain can quickly hamper your everyday activities. Whether you began experiencing pain due to injury, degenerative spinal changes, or poor posture, it can be difficult to think about anything except the pain. It’s estimated that 70% of people experience neck pain in their…

Chiropractic Kissimmee FL Arm Pain

Is My Arm Pain Coming From My Neck?

Is My Arm Pain Coming From My Neck? Bottom Line: Pain in your hand, wrist, or arm can be frustrating. You don’t realize how much you use your arms and hands until pain, numbness, or tingling gets in the way. Most of us don’t usually wonder “is my arm pain coming from my neck” right…

Chiropractic Kissimmee FL Stenosis

Stenosis: How A Pinch In Your Neck Can Affect Your Whole Body

Stenosis: How A Pinch In Your Neck Can Affect Your Whole Body Bottom Line: Have you been told that you have spinal stenosis? If so, you’re not alone. Millions of people suffer from spinal stenosis each day, and it’s the number one reason people over 65 years old have spine surgery. Spinal stenosis describes the…

Chiropractic Kissimmee FL Neck Pain

Why Does My Neck Hurt?

Why Does My Neck Hurt? Bottom Line: Your neck has a tough job. It has to hold, stabilize, and move the weight of your head… every day… for a lifetime. Holding up 11 pounds may not seem like a lot, but the 7 bones and 20 muscles of your neck have to work together in…

Chiropractic Kissimmee FL Posture and Balance

Posture: Balancing Strength And Flexibility

Posture: Balancing Strength And Flexibility Bottom Line: Both strength and flexibility play a significant role in how your posture develops. For instance, having both a strong and flexible core helps the body to dynamically adapt to every environment. The spine is not only supported but also moves well, reducing the possibility of injury or pain.…