Tennessee Chiropractic Association

Don’t Let Your Back Get Out of Whack when Attacking Weeds

Posted in: Articles, Addressing Pain, Posture, Safety, Seasonal

by American Chiropractic Association ARLINGTON, VA – The state-of-the-art equipment available today for lawn and leaf management can help turn the average homeowner into a lawn[...]

Overdose Patients Continue to be Prescribed Opioids

Posted in: Back Pain, Articles, Addressing Pain, Research, Safety, Safety

As the opioid epidemic continues, the number of casualties continue to rise. The CDC reported that the rate of deaths from opioid overdose (including prescription[...]

Using a Lumbar Roll Can Help your Head and Neck Posture

Posted in: Articles, Addressing Pain, Posture

Office Ergonomics is a popular trend and for good reason. Workers sitting for long periods of time are more prone to experiencing back and neck[...]

Fight Inflammation with Food

Posted in: Articles, Nutrition

Well over 2000 years ago, Hippocrates proposed a novel concept . . . “Let food be thy medicine”. The idea has lingered and is commonly[...]

Chiropractic helps pediatric patients “get moving”

Posted in: Children, Articles, Research, Children, Health & Wellness

Chronic constipation is not just an adult problem. It affects many children as well. It is the 2nd most referred problem to pediatric gastroenterologist. But[...]

Nutrition: A Necessary Component of Chiropractic

Posted in: Articles, Health & Wellness, Nutrition

By Amanda Donohue A recent study showed that natural products (i.e., dietary supplements other than vitamins and minerals) remain the most common complementary health approach[...]

The Health Benefits of Good Posture

Posted in: Articles, Health & Wellness, Posture

Good posture is the position which is attained when the joints are biomechanically sound and able to move in the direction they are designed to[...]

Exercise Young For a Happy and Healthy Life

Posted in: Articles, Children, Health & Wellness, Sports & Exercise

There are many known health benefits that individuals reap from maintaining a physically active lifestyle. From improved cardiovascular health to lower risk of diabetes, to[...]

Case Study Reveals Underlying Limb Length Inequality

Posted in: Children, Articles, Addressing Pain, Children, Research, Sports, Sports & Exercise

By: Mitch Mally, DC CASE STUDY: 19 year old male pitching marvel for a west coast collegiate baseball team, presents with recalcitrant right elbow pain.[...]

Palmer College Research Team Press Release – March 28, 2017

Posted in: Back Pain, Articles, Addressing Pain, Research, Other

March 28, 2017 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Palmer College research team earns prestigious international award for large-scale military research study Low-back pain is the most common[...]

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