Conditions We Treat

Whiplash can be described as a sudden strain to the muscles, bones and nerves in the neck. Excessive extension and flexion that occurs in a motor vehicle accidents can cause a wide range of injuries including sprains/strains, facet joint damage, disc herniations, and mild traumatic brain injuries. 

We can pinpoint the specific offenders, whether it is food, chemicals, pollen, dust, dander, mold, etc. and "desensitize" the body so it no longer reacts to them.

Your child’s spine is his/her lifeline because running through it is the spinal cord, containing billions of nerve fibers that send messages and energy from the brain to every part of their body.

Fatigue is caused by the cumulative effect of different types of stressors that overcome the body's ability to effectively deal with them. The adrenal glands, one of our first lines of defense against stress, very commonly become depleted, weak or functionally exhausted.

Digestive problems are frequently caused by the cumulative effect of different "imbalances," usually a combination of microbes, food allergies, lack of sufficient digestive enzymes, accumulated toxins, intestinal blockages, improper diet, nutritional deficiencies, vital energy depletion, dehydration and reactions to medication.

It may be more than Lyme Disease. Parasites and bacteria can enter the blood stream through a tick bite. Once Lyme Disease is either ruled out or treated, symptoms of parasitic or bacterial infection may continue.

The major underlying cause of musculoskeletal conditions involves the muscles and associated ligaments and tendons.

The inability to get to sleep or stay asleep has numerous possible causes.

A chiropractic adjustment will put your body in the proper position to get the most out of your beloved sport! They work to relieve nerve pressure and open the body to healing, restore normal blood flow, and balance the body so that it performs at its peak.

Why isn't the body regulating the hormones as it is designed to do? The most common imbalance is the ratio of estrogen to progesterone, with estrogen usually dominating.