“Chiropractic is a philosophy, science and art of things natural; a system of adjusting the segments of the spinal column by hand only, for the correction of the cause of dis-ease.” -R. W. Stephenson, D.C., Ph.C. An opportunity to benefit at a higher level from chiropractic care is by growing in your understanding of [...]
Chiropractic adjustments focus on the integrity of the spine’s 24 spinal joints so the housing and protection of the vital neurological communication can take place without interference. Each chiropractic adjustment you receive can help remove interference in the impulses traveling from your brain to the rest of the body, or from the body to [...]
A common question we hear is, “What does vertebral subluxation affect?” To best answer that question, let's look at the objective of the chiropractic adjustment. The practice of chiropractic has a focus on the relationship between structure and function: the structure of the spine and the function of the neurological system. The objective of [...]
Imagine your body like a bucket: everyone has different bodies with a variety of shapes, sizes and capacity. Your wellbeing is housed inside your bucket. Your body can stay full of wellbeing with both inborn recuperative powers, and the positive choices you make. These factors can be viewed in the form of a faucet that [...]
Your autonomic neurological system coordinates and regulates functions within the body, functions such as heart rate, digestion and respiratory rate. Your heart rate and heart rate variability (HRV), for example, is under the direct regulation and coordination of your neurological system. A healthy heart rate and HRV is critical for overall wellbeing due to the [...]
Over the weekend, we had the opportunity to join with our fellow ChiroWay chiropractors for our annual Summit in Hood River, Oregon, and spend time at ChiroWay of Portland, owned and operated by Landyn Shanks, DC, before our time training in Hood River. Throughout the conference, we were able to glean and sharpen skills from [...]
