by The Specific Chiropractic Centers | Nov 25, 2019 | Blog, Migraines
Using salt for instant migraine relief? Has the migraine relief you’ve been looking for been hiding in plain sight on your kitchen table all this time? There’s a growing number of people who swear that by eating salt they can stop a migraine within minutes and that if...
by The Specific Chiropractic Centers | Nov 12, 2019 | Blog, Migraine Relief, Migraines
Magnesium for migraines. Really? Here’s what the latest medical research knows about migraines… (we’ll get to magnesium and how it might help with migraines in just a sec)… The easy to say version: A migraine is an inherited and complex brain problem...
by The Specific Chiropractic Centers | Nov 6, 2019 | Blog, Chiropractic Care, Digital Infrared Thermography, Migraine Relief, Thermography-Additional Reading
What's my Autonomic Nervous System and Why Should I Care? If you’re lucky you’ll learn a little bit about your autonomic nervous system in high school then never think about it again. If you’re an adult trying to find more information about it then chances are...
by The Specific Chiropractic Centers | Nov 4, 2019 | Blog
Supplements are a Waste of Your Money (and We Sell Them). Those vitamins and supplements on your kitchen counter… are they working? Are they worth the money you spend on them every month? If someone where to swap them out for a fake look-alike version, do you think...
by The Specific Chiropractic Centers | Nov 4, 2019 | Blog, Desk Job, Digital Infrared Thermography, Migraine Relief
What the Heck is Upper Cervical Chiropractic?! You’ve probably heard of chiropractic care, but you might not have heard of upper cervical specific chiropractic care. General chiropractic care focuses on, well… general parts and problems in the spine and body. Where...
by The Specific Chiropractic Centers | Nov 4, 2019 | Blog
Your Posture Sucks and STOP Blaming Your Desk Job. When you look at pictures of yourself, what do you notice? Your head creeping out in front of your body. Your upper back and shoulders rounded out. One shoulder higher than the other. Your head slightly tilted to one...
