Strive Chiropractic Blog
4 Exercise Myths Debunked
Whether you’re just starting out on an exercise program or have been following a fitness plan for some time, you want to make sure that you’re doing it right. Perhaps you have personal, health-related goals that you wish to achieve. You may be motivated by a friend, your own image of yourself, or changes in…
Sciatica: Choosing The Right Doctor
Nerve pain that is felt in the lower back as well down the back of one or both legs is often a sign of sciatica. You may also experience a tingling sensation that moves down the legs. This pain and tingling originates from the sciatic nerve, which is located in that area of the body. …
4 Types of Motorcycle Accident Shoulder Injuries and One Overlooked Treatment
Motorcycle crashes are far too common, and shoulder injuries resulting from those crashes make up a significant portion of injuries seen by ER doctors following collisions with automobiles. Because the shoulder joint mechanism is so complex, injuries are often serious, but even minor motorcycle accident shoulder injuries can cause significant problems. Motorcycle shoulder injuries are…
A Drug-Free, Holistic Treatment for Mental Illnesses
Mental illness is a common issue with one in five Americans experiencing symptoms which impact their overall quality of life and health. Prescription medication and therapy are two typical treatments used by doctors to address issues associated with mental illnesses; however, there is another option that is drug-free and proven to be effective. Depression is…
Natural Treatment for Motorcycle Shoulder Pain
Whether you have shoulder pain following a motorcycle accident or just after a day on the open road, motorcycle shoulder pain is no joking matter. Motorcycle accidents occur across the United States every day, with an average of 236 crashes that result in injury daily. Because of the lack of coverage and protection afforded by…
Deal with Menstrual Pain Naturally and Effectively
Menstrual cycles can bring mental and physical problems to people that experience them. Not only do they have to deal with the actual period each month, but may also have bloating, back pain, cramping, bladder or bowel issues, mood swings, and irritability. They may also have to deal with irregular cycles, which result in hormonal…