Active Life & Health Center

03/24/2022

07/08/2021

While spinal anatomy is designed to be incredibly strong and highly flexible, it is often a source of back pain. Here's what you should know about spinal anatomy and common causes of back pain: https://bit.ly/37rTIlE

05/11/2020

“Boy, my neck is killing me! Honey, where is the ibuprofen?” Isn’t this the FIRST thing people think of when they have an ache or pain? The general public does NOT usually think, “….Boy, do

03/18/2020

To answer a few questions. Yes I am still open. We are taking every possible precaution and sterilizing the office regularly. We are also spacing patients out more so at the office is never crowded. We will continue to take these precautions for as long as we need to.

01/08/2020

Studies show that if a patient initiates care with a chiropractor, they are significantly less likely to be prescribed pain medications and are also less likely to visit an emergency room for treat…

12/18/2019

In a time when both patients and doctors are trying to avoid opioid use to treat chronic pain, new research is suggesting chiropractic treatment may be a powerful tool. The Journal of Pain Medicine sited that people who use a chiropractor were 64 percent less likely to use opioids than people who di...

12/03/2019

According to a recent study carried out by the Yale School of Medicine at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut, chiropractic care is today contributing toward an almost 50 percent r

09/27/2019

The proposal comes on the heels of a report that shows chiropractic care can reduce back pain and improve some troops' fitness.

09/03/2019

Studies suggest that routine imaging for low back pain is a waste of time and money that sometimes harms patients.

08/16/2019

High praise for Dr Erik V Painter DC and Yankees trainer.

05/14/2019

Both men and women reported suffering from lower back pain. They were more likely to be 45 to 64. Obesity can also contribute to lower back pain.

04/25/2019

https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/910617

Patients who visit a chiropractor for low-back and neck pain are less likely to receive prescription opioids than their counterparts who go to other healthcare providers, new research suggests.