At Live Well Chiropractic we treat a wide variety of musculoskeletal problems, but some of our favorite issues to treat involve sports related injuries. Why do we like treating these injuries? Well, the reason is that there are many factors that must be considered in properly diagnosing and more importantly
MoreWith 2012 now fully underway there are a few changes that we have implemented to our pilates schedule that you may be excited to hear about. First of all we have added an "Unlimited Pilates" classes option to our price list. So that for those who want come all the
MoreIf you experience numbness or bouts of tingling and burning in your hands or feet, you may have peripheral neuropathy. This condition is labeled “peripheral” because the pain doesn’t emanate from the brain initially but is instead located in the extremities. Peripheral neuropathy may be caused by a localized injury
MoreIf you've ever taken a Pilates class at Live Well Chiropractic, you know that several of our instructors have roots in the world of dance and theater. One of those instructors, Michael Crotty, will be featured in the upcoming season of the renowned L.A. Contemporary Dance Company, and we hope
MoreDepression is the fourth leading cause of disability worldwide. In its most extreme form it leads to a pervading sense of fatigue, worthlessness and guilt along with weight fluctuation, a disturbance in sleep patterns and even thoughts of suicide. The National Institute of Mental Health estimates that between 20% to
MoreBy Charles Yarborough, L.Ac. (Live Well Acupuncturist) No one ever said being a woman was easy. And for many women, one of the chief biological challenges is PMS. Recognizing this fact centuries ago, the Chinese developed a highly specialized tradition of women’s medicine. In fact, an often-repeated maxim of Chinese medicine
MoreWhat IT Band Syndrome? IT Band Syndrome is an overuse condition that is marked primarily by pain lateral knee pain. It is often found in runners and those participating in other intense sports such as soccer, rowing, and cycling. Less frequently seen, it can also occur higher in the leg, often
MoreWhat is Plantar Fascitis: Plantar fasciitis, which may cause the heel to hurt, feel hot or swell, is inflammation of the plantar fascia, a thin layer of tough tissue supporting the arch of the foot. Repeated microscopic tears of the plantar fascia cause pain. Sometimes plantar fasciitis is called "heel
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