Anyone from young children, adults, and the elderly can get a spinal infection. Individuals can have an infection: In vertebral bone tissue An intervertebral disc The spinal canal - space… Read More
The latissimus dorsi or lats are the large flat muscles on each side covering the width of the middle and lower back. They connect the bone of the upper arm… Read More
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QELBPEVLYgk In this Functional Medicine podcast Dr. Alex Jimenez invites Master Hypnotist Eric Richmond CRNA, BCH, CI, RM and Connie Pemberton - retired RN to talk to us and take… Read More
Muscle cramp and muscle spasm: Three types of muscles make up the body. Cardiac muscle makes up the heart. Smooth muscle cells line the blood vessels, gastrointestinal tract, and organs.… Read More
Getting dizzy can happen, usually after standing up too fast or staring at an optical illusion then looking away. The unsteadiness can be troubling but is minimal when compared to… Read More
Tinnitus is defined as the perception of sound without an external acoustic stimulus. It is a prevalent complaint in ENT offices, but the etiology of this condition has not yet… Read More
Chiropractors and spine specialists utilize spinal imaging through X-rays, MRIs, or CT scans to figure out what is causing back problems and pain. Imaging is common. Whether chiropractic or spinal… Read More
When back pain presents for a prolonged period, the back muscles reduce in mass but increase fat content, resulting in more stiffness. This leads to chronic muscle fatigue and results… Read More
Balance is the state of equilibrium; it means to have an equal distribution, and it relates to the optimal state of health. Nowadays, managing our health could seem like a… Read More