Chiropractic: The Drug-Free Pain Reliever Seniors Need
Know what NSAID means? It’s the acronym for nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug, and you’ve almost certainly taken one before; you just didn’t know what it was. Next question: Have you ever popped
Time to Modernize Chiropractic Care Under Medicare
“Medicare currently limits the services doctors of chiropractic (DCs) are allowed provide or order for their patients. This limitation has persisted for nearly 50 years with no scientific or
Which NSAID is Safe? Advil? Motrin? Aleve? Celebrex?
Background: Not long ago the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) strengthened an existing warning that pain relievers known as nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) increase the risk of heart
How Can I Avoid Hurting my Back?
Background: 80 percent of people will experience low back pain at some time in their lives that is serious enough to cause them to seek professional help. You might
With School Out, is Your Child’s Spine Fine?
With school out, now is the ideal time to ensure your child’s spine is in alignment.Summertime activities can place stresses and strains on the spine. We would be happy
Cox Technic: The First Name in Spinal Pain Relief
Dr. Mills has completed the coursework and testing to become a Cox Technic Certified Doctor – one of only a handful in the DFW area. Cox Technic is a research-documented spinal manipulation technique to
Is There a Problem with Surgery for Low Back Pain?
Low back pain has been called a “curse of mankind,” since about 80 percent of people will have it to the degree that they will seek medical help. Generally
Have Both Headaches and Low Back Pain?
Background: While it is well known that many headaches are due to neck pain – this type of headache is called cervicogenic, or originating from the neck – what
Study Shows Chiropractic Best for Low Back Pain
Background: Perhaps the most prestigious medical journal is JAMA, The Journal of the America Medical Association. In a large-scale study, JAMA looked at Low Back Pain, the #1 cause
Does Spinal Surgery Relieve Pain?
Background: A study examining almost 2500 adults who had undergone spinal surgery showed that only a small percentage were able to get off opioid drugs following surgery. What Does