by Gabriel Ariciu, DC Ok — today’s article isn’t the follow-up post about anxiety that I promised in my last entry. It is coming though, I promise! It occurred to me today that I should write up a simple explanation of why what we do hurts. No matter how you slice it, many treatments we perfor…Read More
by Gabriel Ariciu, DC I took a bit of a hiatus from writing. My break was partially due to the last article I wrote, as it was a bit long and arduous. I am going to try to refrain from writing tl;dr articles from now on. Most of our articles and posts have to do with chronic disease, but this is not…Read More
by Gabriel Ariciu, DC I came across this theory awhile back and I put off investigating it. Well it came around again and this time I spent the time to investigate. There is a growing database of research around this theory. For the longest time we assumed calories in, calories out. If you eat 2500 …Read More
by Gabriel Ariciu, DC Elbow pain. Many of us have had it. Whether you play tennis and golf a lot or not, they are not the only cause to elbow pain. Elbow pain or more specifically lateral and medial epicondylitis are associated with tennis and golf, respectively. Due to the repetitive motions it can…Read More
At the heart of our practice is individuals with pains: sometimes its back pain or neck pain, sometimes they woke up with it, sometimes they have had it for years, and sometimes it is due to a specific injury. Through the process of identifying and correcting the cause we find factors that must be a…Read More
by Gabriel Ariciu, DC Headaches. They are one of the most common problems in today’s society. Many of our patients deal with it. They are so commonplace that we often think it is just part of life, it is just normal. But this is not so. Headaches like all other pain are sign of something wrong. A …Read More
by Orie Quinn, DC Any type of pain that you experience throughout your day: it can be ongoing or acute. This can be pain in the back and spine brought on by strains, sprains, or even disc pains,or any joint or muscle o f the body: knee, ankle, elbow, wrist, hip, shoulder, etc.… Importance of hist…Read More
by Orie Quinn, DC While I went to school to become a Chiropractor in Dallas at Parker University, my training with Applied Kinesiology and how to really work with and help clients came from time spent with Dr. John Bandy in Austin Texas. So often I have had cases come into the office that should be …Read More
by Gabriel Ariciu, DC Several years ago I had the privilege of living in South Africa. It is a nation full of amazing people. I love and miss them dearly. While there I learned about the Big 5. The Big 5 refer to some of Africa’s largest animals, the lion, leopard, rhino, elephant, and Cape buffal…Read More
by Gabriel Ariciu, DC In honor of Foot Health Awareness Month, I decided to talk about feet! Yes, it is very exciting and like you I didn't know there was a food health awareness month. But it gives me a great opportunity to talk about a very important aspect to health. It may seem nuanced but our f…Read More
