Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) is a common condition that causes short bursts of dizziness, especially when you move your head in certain ways—like when you roll over in bed, look up, or bend down. This happens because tiny crystals in your inner ear, which help you sense gravity, get knocked out of place. When…
I found this abstract recently and thought it would interesting to share. Many people are afraid of seeing chiropractors because they think they are unsafe. Do injuries occur? Yes they can. We even discuss this in our consent forms. Are there times when we advise not to receive a manipulation? Yes we do and I have….
Tennis elbow, or lateral epicondylitis, often shows up as pain on the outside of the elbow that can make gripping, lifting, or twisting difficult. But as the NOI Group video “Tennis Elbow Explained” highlights, this pain isn’t just about local tissue damage. It’s also about how your nervous system processes and protects that area. The…
Do you have a headache? Do they keep coming back? Are they starting to become more intense and more frequent? It’s frustration to have to deal with a headache. At work, you become less effective and efficient. So what can you do for yourself to help with headaches? One of my most favorite problems to…
We’ve all been there. You stretch your fingers or twist your back, and suddenly, pop! That unmistakable cracking sound escapes from your joints. For decades, people have wondered: Why do knuckles crack? Is it harmful? What causes the sound during a chiropractic adjustment? Many believed it was due to a bubble collapsing inside the joint—but…
