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Ways To Phase Out Sugar: Functional Fitness Clinic
Sugar is a highly addictive carbohydrate linked to obesity, diabetes, metabolic disorders, and mood disorders.…
Summer Heat Can Affect Joints and Movement
Although it is not officially summer, the past few weeks sure feels like it. Especially for those with joint…
Ways Chiropractic Treats Whiplash Effectively and Successfully
A whiplash injury can cause pain for months, even years after the accident/incident. It can cause persistent…
Recovering From A Deadlift Lower Back Injury
The deadlift is a weight training exercise that helps build muscle, strength, and stamina. It works legs, core,…
Self Cracking and Self-Popping The Spine
Self-cracking and popping the spine can feel good but should it be done without professional/chiropractic…
Chiropractic Mechanical and Manual Cervical Traction for Injuries
In cases of cervical disc nerve compression, traction treatment is a recommended approach to proper spinal…
Motorcycle Accident Causes, Injuries, and Chiropractic Care
Motorcycle accidents are a lot different from automobile accidents. Specifically is how much the riders are exposed…
Phase Angle And The Body? A Guide | El Paso, TX.
When it comes to body composition analysis and body composition testing, most tend to think about muscle mass and…