Blog

The following is a hallmark spinal decompression study conducted by John Leslie, MD, and published by the Mayo Clinic. This

As a PhD anatomist, I approach chiropractic care with a healthy skepticism, particularly concerning its safety around the craniocervical junction.

Introduction The Craniocervical Junction: A Critical Crossroads The craniocervical junction (CCJ) comprises the atlas (C1) and axis (C2) vertebrae, which

Neurological Effects of Upper Cervical Correction Anatomy and Physiology of the Craniocervical Junction The craniocervical junction, comprising the atlas (C1)

In today’s fast-paced world, the importance of sleep often gets overlooked. As a society, we are staying up later and

Spine pain in the United States has gotten out of control. Frankly, this fire has been roaring for decades. Though

Since its inception in 1895, chiropractic has had a tumultuous history. The biggest misconceptions of this wonderful profession start on

I see many patients who have already been to physical therapy, have already tried medications and injections, and are contemplating

A group of researchers at Johns Hopkins set out to understand how clinicians are managing low back pain with non-surgical

Learn how 1 Indiana doctor is relieving back pain without drugs or surgery! For lower back pain caused by over-exertion,

Patients often ask me, “Dr. Lea, what are the long-term effects of this treatment?” My answer depends on how many

It is no secret that Harvard Medical School is among the top institutions in the United States for teaching the