Benefits of Walking

We’re always looking for simple, effective ways to support your spinal health and overall well-being — and walking is one of the easiest and most beneficial habits you can incorporate into your daily routine!

🏃‍♀️ Whether it’s a stroll around the block, a walk in the park, or just choosing the farthest parking spot, walking has countless health benefits. Just 30 minutes a day can make a big difference in how you feel both physically and mentally.

Take a look at the image below to see just how powerful a daily walk can be!

Body Positions

A recent study found that improving workstation posture helps prevent neck pain, and adding exercise is even better. Are you looking to improve your workstation ergonomics? 👨‍💻 Check out this infographic. Want the exercises too? See us! 🙌

Source: Johnston et al. Occupational and Environmental Medicine. 2022 Sep 26.

Relying On Chiropractic Care

There are many reasons athletes in all sports utilize and benefit from chiropractic care. The top draws are decreased pain, increased function, spatial awareness, muscle activation, and reduced risk of injury. A recent study found that soccer players who use chiropractic care have increased ball/ kick velocity. ⚽ Take a look at this infographic to learn more about why the top athletes choose chiropractic to Up their game.

Healthy Exercise Recommendations

Did you know that exercise benefits both your body AND mind? 🧠 A recent study has shown that exercise can improve your brain’s ability to process information quickly! 

It’s another reason to make exercise a part of your weekly routine. 💪 If you’re considering starting an exercise program, check out these exercise guidelines. https://bit.ly/3kbu22X

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Source: Senécal, et al. Journal of Sports Science and Medicine. 2021.

Living With Restless Leg Syndrome

A recent study found that “restless leg symptoms were more common in those with sleep problems than those sleeping normally.”

While there is no cure for restless leg syndrome, you can do several things to help manage your condition, including having proper sleep habits and staying active during waking hours. Check out this infographic for more information!

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Bringing Nature to your everyday life

Did you know bringing nature into your everyday life can improve your mental and physical health? Being outdoors surrounded by plants and animals has a lot of positive effects on the body, including:

  • Improving your mood
  • Reducing stress
  • Becoming more active

So next time you are planning an activity, think of something outside to make your day a little greener and brighter. 🌞

Tennis Elbow

A recent study found that more than one in four manual laborers have tennis elbow. And the risk of developing this problem nearly tripled if someone had a rotator cuff tear on the same side.

If you or someone you know suffers from elbow pain, check out this short explainer video to learn more about the natural solution.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/3mNAbTxLOLQ?rel=0

Running with Form

A recent study has defined the likelihood of a marathoner developing various running-related injuries:

  • Achilles tendinopathy
  • Shin Splints
  • Runner’s Knee
  • Plantar fasciitis
  • Ankle sprains

Fortunately, the benefits of running still outweigh the risks– And there are things that you can do to lower your chance of injury. Check out this infographic today for more information on proper running form!

https://bit.ly/3yWMFO4

Source: https://www.sciencedirect.com/…/pii/S209525462100045

Neck Pain and Shoulder Blade Motion

Recent research has confirmed a link between neck pain and lack of shoulder blade motion. Fortunately, rehab exercises that target the shoulder blade can help! Schedule a call with our clinic today for a treatment plan, customized to your needs. We’re here to help whenever you’re ready.

Source:

https://journals.humankinetics.com/…/article-10.1123…

Lumbar Spinal Stenosis

Patients with lumbar spinal stenosis often report pain, tingling, numbness, or weakness in their back or legs that becomes worse when standing or walking. A recent journal detailed the optimal management of lumbar spinal stenosis. Here were their top recommendations:

  • Manual (hands-on) therapy
  • Home exercise
  • Education, advice, and lifestyle changes

That’s the same recipe we’ve been using to help stenosis patients for quite some time now. If you or someone you know can’t stand or walk as long as desired, call our office to learn more!