January 15, 2016

A Brief Introduction.

Chiropractors are healthcare providers who primarily perform skilled manipulations (adjustments) to the spine and/or extremities. Their goal is to correct or improve alignment, reduce pain, and support the body’s natural ability to heal itself. In addition to adjustments, Chiropractic care may also involve other treatments such as heat and ice, electrical stimulation, relaxation techniques, rehabilitative and general exercise, counseling about diet and other lifestyle factors, and dietary supplement recommendations. NIH: National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, September 2014 Find out if chiropractic can help you.  Call today for a free consultation.  801-955-1555
January 11, 2016

Can Internet Use Cause Neck and Back Pain?

Teens who spend more time on the internet than most of their peers are twice as likely to report sleep-related problems. Among adolescents, difficulty sleeping has been observed to increase a child’s risk for obesity, chronic conditions, and musculoskeletal pain, including both neck and back pain. The authors of the study advise parents to limit the time their teens spend online, especially if it interferes with getting adequate sleep. Swiss Medical Weekly, December 2014. Find out if chiropractic can help you with your chronic pain.  Call 801-955-1555 for a free consultation.
January 7, 2016

Adjust Your Monitor!

After following 559 office workers for one year, researchers have determined that the best predictor for the onset of neck pain is perceived muscle tension. Of the top three factors associated with perceived muscle tension, only monitor height is modifiable, with the other two being female gender and history of neck pain. So, if you work in an office setting, adjust your monitor so it’s at eye level. Journal of Occupational Health, December 2014.  If you would like Dr. Snow to present a free presentation on ergonomics at your business, call us at 801-955-1555 to schedule that free 30 minute […]
August 25, 2015

Do You Need a Different Pillow to Ease Neck Pain?

Do you suffer from neck pain during sleep or upon waking? Experts from Harvard Medical School recommend sleeping on your back or side, never using a pillow that is too tall or too firm, and using a pillow that keeps your neck straight if you are a side sleeper and supports the normal forward curve of your neck when sleeping on your back. Harvard Medical School, July 2015