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This section is about general chiropractic information, chiropractic in the news, and ongoing observations from the life a chiropractor.
Things that come up, including questions asked on the street and new innovations in chiropractic treatment can also be found here.
According to various polls and questions asked of the public, more than 50% (sometimes 60%) of the population indicate they would consider visiting a chiropractor. For the last forty years, the percentage of people that actually do so has remained the same. While more people are seeing chiropractors than ever before, consistently only 10% of [...]
No Comments »“My problem started just last week,” the patient stated. However, after a thorough history, we could really see that the real problem began over a year ago after a fall.
The fall seemed innocent enough at the time. They had missed a step and had a stumble, catching themselves against the rail. They had felt a [...]
I love my patients, and love when they’re getting great results under chiropractic care. People quickly forget all the problems they mentioned during the consultation. Problems they’ve been dealing with for months or even years. Problems that are affecting their quality of life.
One of the more interesting aspects of treating a patient that has never [...]
Had an interesting conversation with a guy at the bank today. We got into a conversation about how I’m a Chiropractor. He said that he had previously dealt with low back pain and had decided to go see a chiropractor.
A friend was totally upset with him. “They’re not real doctors. You need to go see [...]
Dr. Natalie Cordova received a surprising phone call today. She was interviewed by a reporter for Shape magazine regarding posture! Dr. Natalie was able to share her expertise on the subject.
We’re not sure when it will hit newsstands, but we’ll certainly keep you posted. Just a nice “win” today in Dr. Natalie’s ongoing efforts to [...]
Before you consider going to any healthcare professional, I think it may be vitally important to ask “Do I really want the help?”
While this may seem like a silly question, I have encountered numbers of new patients that during a consultation, it becomes abundantly clear to me that they don’t want help with their headaches. [...]
Most new patients come into the office in pain. Pain is, afterall, a huge motivator. Who could blame someone dealing with frequent (if not constant) back pain for wanting to do something about it?
What about the person that has been dealing with severe headaches for months? How different would their life be if their regular [...]