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How to Fully Enjoy Your Spine After Chiropractic Adjustment
Spinal wellness on the rise For many of our patients, the hours and days that follow a chiropractic adjustment can be a…
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Micro-Exercise: Suited to Your Busy Lifestyle
The power of micro-exercise is plain to see Be honest with yourself- are you really too busy to workout? Look at it…
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Yoga for Chronic Sitters
What does a day’s worth of sitting do to your back? Sit up straight and brace yourself as you read: prolonged sitting…
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Lumbar Problems: When the Pain Won’t Go Away
Muscle problems are the most common cause of lower back pain This rather large category can refer to tangible, definable problems like…
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Defining Balance for Athletes
Balance keeps athletes on the winning side of those fine margins Whether it be a personal record or the winning point in…
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When Dormant Spinal Injuries Resurface
Have you ever suffered an injury? Many of us, especially during our younger years, have suffered injuries that seemed of little significance…
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An Action Plan for Extension Intolerance
When extending your spine hurts instead of helping Many people with chronic, compression-based back pain find that extending their spine is the…
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The Power of the Micro-Break
Take a break right this second You have been on your computer for far too long; you have been looking at your…
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Working Your Pelvic Floor for Core Stability
The Pelvic Floor is an important core muscle The pelvic floor is mainly known for its importance in continence, sexual activity and…
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The Little Known Psoas Muscle’s Role in Lower Back Pain
What is the psoas? It is one of the three most important muscles that connect the spine to the lower body. Along…
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Myofascial Release is Feel Good Therapy
Are your muscles chronically contracted? Such systemic tension in our musculoskeletal system has myriad ramifications in the present and a ripple effect…
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Yoga For Compression-related Back Pain
You can’t escape the compression From the day we are born, gravity begins working on our spines. Growing up, our young spines…
Lie back. Look up. Breathe out.
Ready when you are.
Call the office or send a note. We will find a time that works for you, and Dr. Moe will take it from there.