Strive Chiropractic Blog
Manual Therapy Techniques Explained
You may be experiencing back or neck pain that is affecting your quality of life. Perhaps it’s from a car accident, a sports injury, or a work-related injury. Maybe it’s from a birth defect or a common result of aging. Regardless, something should be done to return you to a pain-free life. Most people automatically…
The Bedwetting Solution You Haven’t Considered
Most people associate chiropractors with back or neck problems, recognizing their ability to use hands-on manipulation to align the spine and musculoskeletal system to reduce or eliminate pain. While spinal manipulation can certainly help with adult back pain, it can do much more than that. Studies have shown that chiropractic care can help some children…
5 Tips to Relieve Motorcycle Neck Pain
Across the country, people take to their motorcycles to feel the wind on their face and the freedom of peeling across the asphalt under the warmth of the sun. For many people, riding their motorcycle is a much anticipated activity that is rivaled by nothing else. But for others, it’s a pain in the neck.…
5 Ways to Naturally Heal Hip Bursitis
If you have hip bursitis, you know how painful it can be. You may find yourself constantly thinking about the pain, because it simply overwhelms your thoughts. So, how can you stop bursitis pain quickly and naturally? Many options suggested often involve medicines that simply aren’t good for your body and have numerous side effects.…
The Link Between Whiplash and Spinal Cord Injuries
Over one million people suffer from whiplash injuries each year. Most of these cases are from the neck being forcibly slammed back and forth in an automobile accident, which is probably the image you have in your head when someone says “whiplash.” But you can get whiplash from other situations where your neck violently jerks…
Three Ways to Naturally Treat Cardiomyopathy
Cardiomyopathy affects as many as 1 in 500 adults living in developed nations. It results in an enlarged heart and reduced blood flow, but there are certain steps you can take to reduce your chances of experiencing the condition and recovering if you already have it. Of course, not all cases of cardiomyopathy are preventable,…