Spinal Decompression Therapy or How to Avoid Unnecessary Back Surgery
As our office was closing at the end of our day today, we had a walk in new patient who had been referred to us by her chiropractor in another…
Help for Those Overworked Muscles!
Regular maintenance adjustments and some lovely time on our roller table (mechanical traction) or with our massage therapist, Alex can go a long way for keeping your spine and muscles…
Preventing Neck and Shoulder Pain
A lot of neck and shoulder pain can be attributed to posture and how we are moving (or not moving!) through our day. Oftentimes our workspaces are not accommodating our…
Herniated Discs and Sciatica
In this blog, I want to talk a little bit more in depth about herniated discs, a very common condition that we see here in our office. Image via WebMD…
Active in Asheville: Hiking
In our new ongoing series, Active in Asheville, I’ll be discussing a number of health-improving activities and how they relate to Chiropractic care. First up: Hiking. Image via Smithsonian.com…
Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes, Part 2
This week, I'll be covering common ailments that affect the knees and toes, and how Chiropractic can be used to treat them. Knees The knee is a complex joint that…
Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes, Part 1
With Chiropractic, people often only think of back or neck pain, but there are many other common ailments it can treat. In the next series of blogs, I'll be discussing…
Relief for Hip Pain, Part 2
In last week’s blog, I talked a little bit about the hip joint, causes of hip pain, and possible treatments for hip pain. This week, I’ll be discussing another…
Relief for Hip Pain, Part 1
Dr. Bart, I’ve noticed that when I cross and uncross my legs, I get a sharp pain in my left hip. I also sense some discomfort in this area…
Herniated Discs and Spinal Decompression, Part 1
Dear Dr. Bart, About 6 months ago I was at a family gathering when I tripped and fell. I immediately knew something was wrong. It felt like something in…