The Importance of a Chiropractic Spinal Screening

Your spine is a column of 24 bones, or vertebrae that surrounds and protects your spinal cord and is held together by muscles, tendons and ligaments. Discs between and joints at the back of your vertebrae allow your spine to flex, twist and extend. Your body’s framework, including your spine, allows for a broad range […]

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How to Stay Healthy While Traveling

Staying healthy while traveling can make a huge difference in your enjoyment of the experience. According to the World Health Organization, over 900 million international journeys are undertaken each year and this scale of global travel exposes travelers to a staggering variety of health risks. But fear not. Being judicious about your health routine can […]

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Top Ways to Prevent Type 2 Diabetes

Diabetes is a condition that affects people throughout the world. According to the World Health Organization, 347 million people have diabetes, and diabetes-related deaths are on the rise: Between 2008 and 2030, WHO estimates that diabetes deaths will increase by two thirds. Like this? Check out our Facebook page at Petchauer Chiropractic LLC

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How Chiropractic Supports Your Athletic Goals

An athlete is anybody who participates in sports or other kinds of physical activity. Most of us are athletes, then, in one form or another. Striving for athletic accomplishment – however you define it – is a great goal but striving for optimal health is an equally important aim. Like this? Check out our Facebook page at Petchauer Chiropractic LLC

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Sitting Disease & How Chiropractic Can Help

Sitting. Who knew something so seemingly innocent could, in many cases, contribute to poor health? Sitting itself is not a disease but when performed for prolonged periods (and without physical activity) it can lead to a wide variety of health problems, from heart disease to type 2 diabetes to weight gain to low back pain. Like this? Check out our Facebook page at […]

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Chiropractic & Weight Loss

Weight gain and obesity are major problems in our society and are a leading cause of illness, lost work time and reduced quality of life. According to the Harvard School of Public Health, excess weight, especially obesity, has a negative effect on almost every aspect of health, from respiratory function to reproductive health to mood and carrying excess weight can increase your risk for diabetes, […]

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Common Exercise Mistakes (& How to Avoid Them)

Exercise is an important ritual that keeps you strong, healthy and ready to meet the challenges of everyday life. When approached and performed properly, exercise can help protect you from many kinds of health problems, everything from osteoporosis to high blood pressure to depression.1 It is easy to overdo it, though. Like this? Check us […]

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Chiropractic & Blood Pressure

Blood pressure is the force exerted by your blood against the walls of your blood vessels as it pumped out of your heart and around your body. Many factors can affect your blood pressure, including the strength and efficiency of your heart, the volume and thickness of your blood, the health and elasticity of your […]

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Spine Care Strategies at Work

Work tasks, especially tasks of a repetitive nature, can place significant demands on your spine and the soft tissues that support it. Over time, work tasks – everything from sitting to lifting to bending – can cause body structures and tissues to break down, leading to injury. The goal of spine care strategies at work is to alter your work environment to minimize the […]

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Chiropractic Care for Seniors

Chiropractic care is a suitable complementary healthcare option for people of all ages, including older individuals. The safe, gentle and effective techniques along with the comprehensive head-to-toe approach used by many practitioners makes chiropractic the perfect profession to address seniors’ musculoskeletal health problems.   Like this? Check out our Facebook page at Petchauer Chiropractic LLC

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