Why Vertigo Is More Than an Inner Ear Issue—and How Chiropractic Helps
When people hear the word “vertigo,” they often think of problems within the inner ear—maybe something like an infection or imbalance causing the world to spin. While it’s true that the inner ear plays a major role in balance, there’s a growing body of research and clinical evidence showing that vertigo is frequently influenced by […]
Dizziness and Its Link to Upper Cervical Misalignments
If you’ve ever felt a sudden wave of dizziness—whether it’s a spinning room, lightheadedness, or the sensation of floating—it’s not just unpleasant. It can be frightening, disruptive, and even dangerous. Many people chalk up dizzy spells to low blood sugar or inner ear problems, but there’s another critical, often-overlooked contributor: the alignment of the upper […]
Chiropractic Care for Meniere’s: Addressing the Root Causes of Symptoms
For those grappling with the unpredictable nature of Meniere’s disease—marked by vertigo, hearing loss, ear pressure, and tinnitus—relief can often feel elusive. Traditional approaches typically aim to manage the symptoms, but an emerging, holistic avenue is gaining attention for its potential to get to the root of the issue: upper cervical chiropractic care. By focusing […]
A Drug-Free Solution for Concussions: How Chiropractic Can Help You Heal
Concussions are often misunderstood. While they’re classified as a mild traumatic brain injury (TBI), their impact on a person’s daily life can be anything but mild. Headaches, brain fog, dizziness, memory issues, sleep disturbances, and emotional changes are just a few of the symptoms that can linger for weeks or even months. While conventional treatment […]
The Brain-Body Connection in Concussion Recovery: A Chiropractic Approach
Concussions—also referred to as mild traumatic brain injuries (mTBIs)—can disrupt a person’s physical, cognitive, and emotional well-being for weeks, months, or even years. While rest and traditional neurological care play a role in recovery, many patients are discovering that true healing often requires addressing the spine—and more specifically, the upper cervical region. This is where […]
Sharper Thinking: Can Chiropractic Adjustments Clear Brain Fog?
If you’ve ever walked into a room and forgotten why, struggled to focus during a meeting, or felt mentally drained despite a full night’s sleep, you’re not alone. These symptoms, often grouped under the term brain fog, affect millions of people. While not a formal medical diagnosis, brain fog can interfere with daily life and […]
From Ringing Ears to Relief: Chiropractic Care for Meniere’s Sufferers
Meniere’s disease is a debilitating inner ear disorder characterized by a troubling combination of symptoms—episodic vertigo, hearing loss, tinnitus (ringing in the ears), and a sense of fullness or pressure in the ear. These symptoms can appear suddenly and without warning, often leaving sufferers feeling disoriented, nauseous, and exhausted. While traditional treatment may involve medications […]
Breaking Free from Dizziness: The Benefits of Upper Cervical Adjustments
Dizziness is more than a passing discomfort—it’s a symptom that can derail your ability to focus, walk confidently, or even get through daily tasks without fear of imbalance. For some, it strikes occasionally; for others, it’s a chronic condition tied to deeper neurological or structural issues. The sensation may feel like the room is spinning, […]
Our Values: #2 Default Adaptability
When I first sat down to write this blog, I started with an idea of searching the web for what people believe it means to adapt, to be adaptable, to have adaptability and I was given a multitude of ideas. The first image that was populated was that of a chameleon. I thought to myself, […]
The Biggest Lie of the New Year
New Years Resolutions are a load of crap. There. I Said it. For the last month, I have been flooded with the casual pun about “2020” and how hindsight is 2019. Or, how about the one where everyone says “2020 is going to be the best year of their lives?” Yeah, I heard that in […]