Shaker Spine & Sport Institute
Dr. Shaker is a chiropractor in Tampa, FL who has always had a penchant for questioning the process within the system, trying to understand “why” something presents as it does. This natural curiosity is...
Dr. Shaker is a chiropractor in Tampa, FL who has always had a penchant for questioning the process within the system, trying to understand “why” something presents as it does. This natural curiosity is...
If you are in pain and attempting to find a chiropractor in the Rockford, IL area, this is a listing of such a chiropractic clinic. Med Plus Neck & Back Pain Center Office of...
As a child, Dr. Chris of Exodus Chiropractic of Franklin had the goal of helping people through the medical field. However, grades and school performance were difficult and doctors diagnosed Chris with Attention Deficit...
Brain freeze is practically a rite of summer. It happens when you eat ice cream or gulp something ice cold too quickly. The scientific term is sphenopalatine ganglioneuralgia, but that’s a mouthful. Brain freeze...
Dr. Neville practices at Kennedy Chiropractic in Waldorf, Maryland. Dr. Neville is a chiropractor whose approach is to specifically focus on the cause of your immobility, pain, or discomfort. Instead of using painkillers to merely cover your...
Dr. Matthew Worst, a chiropractor in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 1997 and practices at the B.L. Black Clinic of Chiropractic.
Wilbeck Wellness & Chiropractic is home to Wichita, KS chiropractor Dr. Taylor Wilbeck. He practices to serve those in the Wichita area.
Spring Hill, TN is a fast growing city in Tennessee with a youthful population and above average income level. As the community has grown, rather than driving to other cities, businesses and services have sprung up in the city including chiropractic clinics.
Got a headache? Take two Tylenol. Sore muscles? Take Tylenol. Every day, millions of Americans reach for a bottle of Tylenol to control everyday aches and pains. But a recent British review of 1,800 studies involving the use of acetaminophen, the generic name for the active ingredient in Tylenol, found that regular use increases the risk of premature death by a frightening 60 percent. Read More.