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Football Season & Your Spine: Why Your Couch Setup Might Be the Real MVP

Football Season & Your Spine: Why Your Couch Setup Might Be the Real MVP

Football season means Sunday marathons, game-day snacks, and hours parked on the couch cheering for your team. But here's something most fans don't think about: how you sit during the. . .

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Why Rest Is Just as Important as Movement

Movement is essential for keeping your spine strong and flexible, but rest and recovery play an equally important role in overall spine health. Without adequate time to reset, muscles and. . .

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Why Your Body Feels Tighter This Time of Year

As winter continues, many people notice increased stiffness in their back, neck, and joints. Colder temperatures, reduced activity, and shorter daylight hours can all affect how the body feels this. . .

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How Heart Health and Spine Health Work Together

February is often associated with heart health awareness, but many people don’t realize how closely heart health and spine health are connected. The heart, muscles, and spine work together to. . .

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Strong Backs Create Beautiful Gardens

Gardening is a summertime activity that many of us look forward to. Gardening is a great way to spruce up your home, get outside and stay active. In fact, did. . .

How do you determine a healthy weight?

There are countless fitness magazines, blogs, articles, and websites that talk about healthy weight and what’s acceptable and what’s not. We are inundated with information obsessing over the human body. . .

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Let us help you be back pain free in 2015

Over 80% of adults experience one or more episodes of back pain in their lifetime.

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