4 Pain-Relieving Stretches That Target Sciatica and Low Back Pain
Did you know that tight, neglected muscles could be the cause of your sciatica or low back pain? It’s true! Yet so many pain sufferers still rely on over-the-counter and prescription medication and even surgery for relief! Instead of risking becoming addicted or injured even more, try these four stretches to target the muscles responsible
BY: Dr. Michael Newman
Standing Corrected: How Your Standing Posture May Be Causing Your Pain and What You Can Do to Fix It
Do you practice good standing posture? If your answer is anything besides an absolute “YES!” there is a chance that your posture needs work, especially if your job requires you to stand for hours at a time. Thankfully, you have options that allow you to fix this painful problem-without addictive drugs or invasive surgery! It
BY: Dr. Michael Newman
A New Approach to Atherosclerosis and Heart Disease Prevention
Atherosclerosis is a medical condition that hardens the arteries of the body. Those with Atherosclerosis experience a buildup of plaque consisting of cholesterol, various minerals, fatty substances, and cellular waste inside their arteries. As the level of plaque builds blood flow can be partially or completely blocked. This potentially leaves parts of the body without
BY: Dr. Michael Newman
5 New Year’s Resolutions Your Chiropractor Can Help You Keep
A New Year always brings about reflections on life, and we often make resolutions to create big changes for the coming year. Not only change in terms of what our calendar says, but change in our life as well. This is why we make resolutions; because we all want to improve ourselves in some way
BY: Dr. Michael Newman
How Sitting Causes Workplace Injury – Stay Fit While You Sit
Most working adults have desk jobs. And when they aren’t sitting at their desks, they’re sitting in the car on the drive home, or at the computer desk at home, or the dinner table, or on the couch watching TV. Americans spend more time sitting than ever before. What they might not know is how
BY: Dr. Michael Newman