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We offer the information contained on this chiropractic website to everyone seeking knowledge on the wonders of good health through chiropractic. Our office recognizes the hazard that Vertebral Subluxation causes in your quality of life. We believe everyone deserves a healthy life, free of vertebral subluxation.

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Health Articles

Recovery from Severe Headaches and Neck Pain with Chiropractic

The Chiropractic Journal of Australia published the results of a case study released on February 11, 2022, documenting the improvement of headaches and neck pain on a patient who was also diagnosed with neurofibromatosis. . . .

Seizures Stopped in Baby with Chiropractic

A case study published on January 21, 2022, in the Journal of Pediatric, Maternal & Family Health documented the case of a baby who suffered with a rare form of seizures and was on multiple medications being help by chiropractic. . . .

Chiropractic Aids Woman After Double Mastectomy

A case study published in the Journal of the International Academy of Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine in June of 2022, documented chiropractic along with rehabilitation helping a woman recover from residual symptoms of a double mastectomy. . . .

Quality of Life Improved for US Service Members When Chiropractic is Added to Medical Care

A research study published on January 21, 2022, published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the American Academy of Pain Medicine, found that the outcomes were better when chiropractic care was added to usual medical care for lower back pain in U.S. servicemen. The title of the study is, "Health-related . . .