The opioid crisis cost the US economy $504 billion dollars in 2015, according to an article from Reuters this year written by Lucia Mutikani and Ginger Gibson. The authors of the article were relaying information taken from the White House Council of Economic Advisers...
Did you know that you are 75% to 85% likely to experience low back pain in your lifetime? Those are some pretty good odds. Or, bad odds, depending on how you look at it. By the way, I’d like to meet the 15%-25% that...
In a recent article that I wrote, I mentioned how the Canadian health system was ahead of the American health system. Not in the traditional sense but, when speaking about the groundwork their government is laying in respect to the chiropractic profession and its...
If you have followed along with us for very long, you have likely heard me say, “Chiropractic first,” more times than you yourself can keep track of without the use of a computer or some sort of high tech gadget. I can tell you...
This week’s blog will be a discussion about an article I saw posted online last week. The link to the article will be below in the reference section. If chiropractors have been paying attention, they already know that, while the healthcare system in Canada...
This week’s blog is going to revolve around a new article that came out on Observer this week and graciously shared via one of my favorite colleagues with Benton Chiropractic in Lampasas, TX, Dr. Craig Benton. The article was written by Ken Blaker, published...
I can tell you a hundred stories about how effective Chiropractic can be for prenatal pain. I can (and have) posted several blogs here based on research proving the effectiveness of Chiropractic care for prenatal back pain. Today’s blog is a little different, though....
It’s been years now that I’ve been spouting off on this blog about the researched benefits of Chiropractic, almost like a broken record. A little side note here: kids, back in the day of vinyl records, a record would develop a bad spot and...
Why They Did It A very common complaint in pregnancy is low back pain. No question about it. The authors of this paper wanted to test this theory: is a multimodal approach to treating the pregnancy-induced low back pain more effective than standard and...
Why They Did It The authors wanted to compare hospital outpatient care with chiropractic for low back pain treatment. How They Did It This paper was a randomized comparison. The study consisted of 741 men and women. The subjects were aged 18-64. The Outcome...
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