Chiropractic and Reaction Times How quickly we react to a stimulus or situation is called our reaction time. This will depend on how fast our brain can sense what’s happening around us, then process that information, come up with a reaction and perform the appropriate...
Chiropractic can make you less clumsy Research studies show that improving the function of your spine can not only help your brain see what’s going on in your spine but can also help improve the way your brain can see what’s going on in your arms. Improved visual...
Chiropractic and Headaches Headaches, like any pain in the body is a sign that something is not quite right. Your brain will create for you the sensation of pain if it thinks there is something wrong or if it thinks there is a potential problem. The head is actually...
Chiropractic and Golf Millimetres in golf can be the difference between winning and losing a competition. That’s one reason that professional golfers will do everything they can to help them in their search for the perfect swing. About 75% of professional golfers...
Cerebellum Function The cerebellum is extremely important for us to be able to perform everyday movements and tasks such as walking and reading and writing. It is also essential to being able to stay balanced and upright. The cerebellum is known as the ‘little brain’...
Break the Pain Cycle with Chiropractic Care For some people, pain can become a real problem, because it can persist even after an initial injury has healed. When this happens, we call it chronic pain. When you have chronic pain, your brain has learned to be in pain...
Beginners Guide to Chiropractic The word chiropractic derives from the Greek words “cheir”, meaning hand, and “practikos” meaning skilled in or concerned with. The origin of the word chiropractic can be traced back to D.D. Palmer coined it in 1895 when he founded...
Adjustments increase strength in Stroke Victims If you have a stroke, an area of your brain can basically die, which is why it’s not too surprising that stroke is one of the leading causes of death and disability in the world. In fact about 17 million people suffer...
