We will be able to determine where your problem is and discuss your treatment on how we can help you feel better after a thorough examination. You will be surprised at how much better you will feel after just a few treatments!.
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Chiropractic employs manipulation and adjustment of body structures, such as the spinal column, so that pressure on nerves coming from the spinal cord due to displacement (subluxation) of a vertebral body may be relieved. Practitioners believe that misalignment and nerve pressure can cause problems not only in the local area, but also at some distance from it.
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Is a method used to help the patient to recover the normal movement and remove pain,with series of stretches and exercises,focus on the patient needs,in order to reach their maximum potential returning to normal activities sooner,safer and stronger.
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Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) is a very safe intervention particularly when compared to conventional treatments and its lack of serious side effects might in part account for some of its popularity. TCM has an unique theory system and abundant preventative and therapeutic methods of application. The Science behind acupuncture is also explored in terms of its underlying mechanisms and includes pain gate, endogenous opioids, diffuse noxious inhibitory control, serotonin and bioelectricity as possible explanations.
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Sports medicine focuses on helping people improve their athletic performance, recover from injury and prevent future injuries. Sports medicine is not exclusive to professional athletes only. Everyday athletes and hard working individuals can receive these treatments as well. If you need help with Recovering from and injury or to perform an optimal performance, Sports medicine can be applied to achieve your goals. People who have suffered injuries and are trying to regain full function and those with disabilities who are trying to increase mobility and capability.
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has been used to treat ailments across many cultures; and historical accounts and ancient medical textbooks talk about using the technique in different ways. Cupping therapy possibly evolved over 5,000 years ago and was practiced in locations ranging from China in the far-east to Eastern European countries such the Balkans and Bulgaria, and Egypt in north Africa. There is also evidence of North American Indians using its healing effects. Every culture and language developed their own terms for cupping therapy such as Bentousa, SchrÖpftherapie, Köpölyözés, Glāstīdams, Вендузи and Kyukaku to name very few. However, the most detailed records of the uses of the therapy have emerged from China.
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