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Friday 13th at Chiropractic Plus

July 13, 2012 6:59 am

Welcome to the new Chiropractic Blog! We will be updating our blog weekly with short stories and interesting facts about what’s going on inside and outside of the clinic.

We will also be posting these stories on our facebook site so you can give feedback or join in to a discussion with other Chiropractic Plus go’ers and the team at chiropractic Plus.

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Our blog today is about Freaky Friday! Chiropractic Plus is celebrating Friday 13th!!! because there is no reason not to.

According to legend friday thirteenth has no real origin and only became a superstitious day in the 19th Century.

Several theories have been proposed about the origin of the Friday the 13th superstition and probably the most common is is a modern amalgamation of two older superstitions: that thirteen is an unlucky number and that Friday is an unlucky day.

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Neck

Neck pain is always a reflection of the structural balance in your cervical spine, and the way its nerve roots affect muscular tension and circulation.

Often neck issues come from motor vehicle accidents, both major and minor, involving whiplash. Likewise, sporting injuries are responsible for damage to the cervical spine affecting the joints, nerves, muscles, tendons and ligaments. It is important to consider how our lifestyle choices can impact our neck, and how susceptible it is to injury.

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Shoulders

Repetitive body positioning causes misalignments in the cervical spine vertebrae and as such causes postural and structural issues.

Poor or incorrect posture often occurs as a result of daily activities or performance of work duties. Poor posture is always related to spinal misalignment. The most common cause is improper sitting, especially for those who work in offices. Poor posture can also be linked to other factors such as job stress and strain.

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Hips

The most common causes of pain in the hips is lower back misalignment.

While hip problems can be caused by injury, overuse, and trauma – pain in this area is always related to alignment issues. This can include: joint dysfunction, nerve interference in the spine, or nerve interference in the pelvis and lower limbs.

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Back

Back pain is one of the most common ailments facing people today.

Nearly 80% of the population has experienced or will experience some sort of back pain in their lifetime. Back pain is always related to spinal misalignment. Back pain can range in intensity from mild to severe. Some of the causes of back pain include poor spinal alignment, and muscular or skeletal injuries. Some other causes of back pain include disc injuries, kidney infections, and kidney stones. Many of the issues relating to back pain are caused by lifestyle, and your chiropractor is able to help with a natural approach.

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Legs

The most common causes of pain in the legs is lower back misalignment.

While leg problems can be caused by injury, overuse, and trauma – pain in this area is always related to alignment issues. This can include: joint dysfunction, nerve interference in the spine, or nerve interference in the pelvis and lower limbs.

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Feet

The most common causes of pain in the feet is lower back misalignment.

While feet problems can be caused by injury, overuse, and trauma – pain in this area is always related to alignment issues. This can include: joint dysfunction, nerve interference in the spine, or nerve interference in the pelvis and lower limbs.

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