The Importance of Nutrition in Back Pain Management Back pain is a prevalent health issue that affects people of all ages. In fact, research indicates that over 20% of American adults experience chronic back pain. There are several causes of back pain, including poor...
Did you know that back pain impacts 64% of all adults across the United States? If you’re one of the 65 million people who experience back pain on a regular basis, then you’re probably searching for a solution. Some of these solutions are more invasive, like surgery....
A subluxation is a partial dislocation of a joint. Although this can happen to any joint, such as the shoulder, hip, knee, wrist, or elbow, most people associate the term with the spine because that is where most people are affected. Dr. Stephen Levine explains,...
If you’ve recently had back surgery or you’re discussing your options to do so with a surgeon, know that you are in good company. Close to 500,000 Americans have surgery for low back pain alone. While surgery is often the last resort when less invasive treatments...
One of the most common issues in pregnancy is back pain, especially as you get into your second and third trimester. The body produces a hormone during pregnancy called relaxin that allows ligaments and joints in the pelvic area to loosen to prepare for delivery. This...
Around 3 percent of the nation’s total population is affected by scoliosis, or an abnormal sideways curvature of the spine. Some are born with scoliosis, and others develop scoliosis as they age. Of those affected by scoliosis, approximately 90 percent do not have...
