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“I Appreciated the Knowledge & Care”
Amazing! Although there was a transition in the team, I was taken care of very well. I appreciate the knowledge & care here. My insurance doesn’t work here yet, but its the service & the quality of it that I value & keeps me coming back. Thank you! -Christine
Chiropractic Care of Children with Colic
Written by Joel Alcantara, DC Monday, 01 June 2009 00:00 In December 2008, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services released the National Health Statistics Report on the complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) use by adults and children in the United States for 2007. The authors—Patricia Barnes and colleagues—found that when it comes to …
Chiropractic for Dystocia in Labor
A recent chiropractic study was published that gives hope to mothers wishing to give birth at home. At 23 hours into labor, chiropractic care was initiated on a 26-year-old woman who had a lack of cervical dilation, diminished contractions and decreased fetal heart sounds. With appropriate care, including shifting positions under midwife recommendations and gentle, …
What is Acupuncture Good For?
The short answer is – everything. Acupuncture helps restore the body’s natural healing process by balancing our energy called ‘Qi’. In order for our bodies to function best, our yin and yang of ‘Qi’ energy must be in good balance with one another. What does this all mean? Well often times our yin and yang …
Chiropractic for Infants and Children
More and more parents are adding chiropractic care to their family’s health and wellness routine. The importance for infants and kids to receive chiropractic care is paramount not only for their growing bodies but making sure their entire body is functioning at 100% through maintaining proper nervous system control. Many parents mistakenly think I use …
Chiropractic for Pregnancy
Many of us know that chiropractic is the best form of care for low back pain, including sciatica. What surprises many of my patients, is learning that those same nerve roots are responsible for the health of our internal organs as well—organs we can’t feel, like the uterus, bladder, small and large intestines, and ovaries. …
