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Short, practical reads from the office in Ramsey: posture, pregnancy, kids and sports, sleep, stress, the seasons, and how to keep your spine happy in between visits.
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Nurses and Back Pain: What to Know
Nursing is the profession most affected by back pain Yes, more than office workers who sit with poor posture all day; more…
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Smoothing out the Muscle Tension Feels Great
Understanding muscle tension Muscle tension means: a condition in which your muscles are semi-contracted for an extended period of time. It is…
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Shoulder Pain
Shoulder Pain Is A Common Complaint Encompassing four joints and a host of supportive muscles, tissues, and ligaments, the shoulder joint is…
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Dynamically Treating Back Pain with Flexion-Distraction
Tailoring a treatment to your specific back pain Your back pain is completely unique and your treatment should be too! This should…
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Herniated Disc from Auto Accident
Because of their shock-absorbing role in the human body, one of the structures most vulnerable to injury during an automobile accident is…
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Atherogenic Inhibition: A Chiropractic Approach to Healing
Atherogenic muscle inhibition is common after a joint injury As you move through the rehabilitation process after a joint injury, it is…
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A Protein-Rich Vegetarian Diet
The importance of protein No matter who you are protein is important. To keep hair looking healthy and nails growing strong; to…
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Are your Hips Contributing to Lower Back Pain?
Why does tightness in the hip flexors matter? A less thought of factor when it comes to back health, the hip flexors…
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The Challenges of Sleeping at College
Sleep is your ticket to success at college By allowing your body to rebuild and repair, and preparing all your major internal…
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The Therapeutic Effect of Floating
Water is spinal therapy Floating in water is the closest we can approximate to suspending gravity within the earth’s atmosphere. By immersing…
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How We Help Athletes Stay Ahead of Injuries
What defines a high-impact sport? Even running can be considered high impact. From a chiropractic perspective, “high-impact” refers to any sport that…
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Leave Back Pain out of your Sleep Life
Sleep and chronic back pain don’t mix And while chronic back pain obviously prevents people from sleeping, the lack of sleep feeds…
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