Brown Chiropractic Center

Brown Chiropractic Center Dr. Brown has helped thousands of Greenville patients over the years gain relief from pain with gentle , effective adjustments. Your Chiropractor : Dr. Jeff W.

Consultations are always at no cost. Brown

Your Clinic : Brown Chiropractic Center

Conveniently located just off I-385 on Pleasantburg Dr. in Greenville, SC

Your Pain : Relieved

Back and neck pain

Hip pain and sciatica

Headaches, arm and shoulder pain

TMJ

Brachial Neuralgia

Many other musculoskeletal problems...ask Dr. Brown if he can help. Your Questions: Answered
Dr. Brown is ready to answer your questions about chiropractic and
whether it can help you! Dr. Brown offers you a No-Charge Consultation
and a No-Charge examination. Call 271-0001 for your appointment.

11/25/2025

Waking up with a tight jaw or sore temples? Noticing yourself clenching your teeth during the day? Jaw tension is more common than many people realize – and it may be your body’s way of trying to tell you something: You’re stressed!

11/22/2025

Chiropractic care for military Veterans with service-related musculoskeletal injuries (MSI) is safe, non-invasive, and drug-free and can provide considerable relief from chronic pain.  Learn more about MSIs, along with other challenges many Veterans experience, including psychological barriers to c...

11/15/2025

Ever felt wired but exhausted? Or maybe you find it hard to relax even after a long day? That may have more to do with your nervous system than you think.

10/28/2025

From picking up the kids to unloading groceries, lifting is part of daily life. But how we lift can make a big difference in how our back and body feel, especially over time.

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10/28/2025

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10/18/2025

Digital devices are part of modern life, from work to entertainment to staying connected. But constant screen time can take a toll on posture, mood, and sleep. That’s where a screen-free Sunday (or any regular break) may offer a much-needed reset.

09/29/2025

Since it entered its first boom in the early 1990s, the field of spine surgery, and specifically spinal-fusion surgery, has faced criticism over lackluster outcomes, excessive procedures, and conflicts of interest. Throughout the last couple of decades, many studies have found that surgery isn’t effective in the long term at treating back pain without a clear cause, and the number of revision operations for spine surgery is higher than those of other orthopedic surgeries.

Despite that, rates of fusion surgery in the U.S. ballooned more than 200 percent throughout the 1990s, and the number of instrumented spine surgeries being performed annually has nearly doubled since 2013. There have never been as many spine surgeries as there are now and perhaps never so much mainstream conversation about them.

Much of the criticism throughout spine surgery’s history has come from surgeons disillusioned with their field. Last year, Jonathan Choi, an MIT-educated spine surgeon, went viral with a video in which he laid out his reasons for abruptly quitting his job and moving to the mountains. “I knew something was not right, right away,” he said into the camera. He described a bad spine as a house with a leak. “The surgeries that I could do were like going into that house, tearing down the drywall, ripping out the moldy insulation, putting in brand-new insulation, and rebuilding the wall,” he said. “But not fixing the leak.”

Read more about the increasingly controversial surgery that has become one of the country’s most lucrative specialties: https://nymag.visitlink.me/D6zBkW

09/24/2025

When people think about gut health, digestion is usually the first thing that comes to mind. But your gut does more than process food – it plays a key role in how your whole body functions, including how you feel physically and emotionally.

09/14/2025

Have you ever noticed that your body feels tighter or moves more slowly when the weather cools down? You’re not imagining it – weather changes may have more of an impact on how you feel than you realize.

09/05/2025

When life gets busy, it’s often the basics – like rest, movement, and regular meals – that get pushed aside. But those small daily actions can have a big impact on how your body feels and functions.

08/26/2025

You’ve likely heard the term “sitting is the new smoking” due to the health risks associated with being sedentary. In response, many people are seeking simple ways to incorporate more movement into their day, even while working. Standing desks are popular in many workplaces, offering an altern...

07/30/2025

When was the last time you noticed your breathing? Not during exercise or a deep sigh, but just in a quiet moment. Because breathing happens automatically, it often goes unnoticed. Yet paying attention to how you breathe may play a helpful role in your overall well-being.

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426 N Pleasantburg Drive
Greenville, SC
29607

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Your Chiropractor in Greenville SC. If you’re in pain, we can help!

Chiropractor Dr. Jeffrey Brown is an experienced practitioner who has been in practice for more than 30 years.

Our office is conveniently located just off Interstate 35 with ample parking on-site. If you’re seeking a solution for headaches, back pain, neck pain, shoulder and arm pain or hip and leg pain, we’re the place for you. We also welcome auto accident injury and workers' compensation claims. We’ll be happy to work with your attorney or insurance adjuster.

Free consultations are available so that you can learn whether we’re the right place for you. Visit our website today!