Tech Neck in Kids: What Phones and Screens May Be Doing to Growing Bodies
Phones, tablets, and computers are part of everyday life for kids now but how are they impacting a child's spine?
5 Common Conditions Spinal Decompression May Help
Spinal decompression is designed to gently reduce mechanical pressure through the lower back and create a healthier environment for the discs, joints, and surrounding nerves. Here are five common reasons someone may benefit from spinal decompression, including sciatica and disc bulges along with other conditions.
How Does Shockwave Therapy Actually Work?
Shockwave Therapy is more than a way to temporarily reduce pain. It uses focused acoustic energy to create a mechanical stimulus inside injured tissue, which may help activate the body’s natural healing response. In this article, we explain how shockwave may support tissue repair, remodeling, pain reduction, and recovery in stubborn tendon and soft-tissue conditions.
How Spinal Decompression Can Help Support Disc Health
Spinal decompression is more sophisticated than stretching the spine, using traction or an inversion table at home. By reducing compressive load and creating repeated cycles of distraction and relaxation, decompression has been shown to help support the normal fluid, nutrients into and metabolic waste out of the disc, thereby improving the health.
What is Shockwave Therapy?
Focused Shockwave Therapy is designed to do more than temporarily relieve pain—it helps stimulate the biological processes your body uses to repair and strengthen tissue.
How Does Spinal Decompression Work?
Decompression helps reduce pressure on compressed discs and nerves so they can begin to function more normally.