A recent study confirms the vast majority of patients with lumbar disc herniation can find relief with chiropractic. The study found that 90.5% of patients with disc herniations shown on MRI report significant improvements in pain and disability within three months with chiropractic adjustments. #TexarkanaChiropractor #DiscHerniations #LowBackPain http://www.jmptonline.org/article/S0161-4754(14)00034-7/abstract <- Study demonstrating that chiropractic dramatically improves […]
Implications for Chiropractic Changing Learning, Memory, Pain, Movement and More
Chiropractic Adjustments have a Profound Effect on the Brain according to a recent study published in the Journal of Neural Plasticity by Heidi Haavik, Kelly Holt, Bernadette Murphy and others. Implications for Chiropractic Changing Learning, Memory, Pain, Movement and More. From the article and Heidi Haavik: “We do know that spinal function does affect brain […]
Chiropractic For Migraine Headache Pain
Migraine Headaches often respond exceptionally well to Chiropractic Care. Read on to find out more about a simple treatment might help you get your life back. We treat patients with Migraines and other Headaches, often helping people get better and improving their headaches even if medications aren’t really helping and in people that have suffered […]
Do You Suffer From Disc Related Back Pain?
Recent Study Reveals Some Very Important Information About Back Pain and Disc Injuries. Lower Back (Lumbar) Disc Injuries can cause significant pain, dysfunction, and often a loss of ability to work, participate in a sport, or favorite hobby. This initial disc problem can also lead to ongoing lower back pain that leads to taking many medications […]
Chiropractic Beats This Popular Anti-Inflammatory For Those With Back Pain
Chiropractic Versus This Popular Anti-Inflammatory For Back Pain <Research> A recent study in the prestigious Spine Journal finds that Chiropractic Treatment is Significantly Better than an anti-inflammatory drug for acute Back Pain. From the study… “…Spinal manipulation was significantly better than nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug diclofenac and clinically superior to placebo (for back pain).” What is diclofenac? […]
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