Poor Posture and How We Can Fix It
Poor Posture and How We Can Fix It by Dr. Tim Fargo, Chiropractor Sometimes poor posture is just the result of not paying attention. You ... Read More
Is It Bad to Crack Your Own Back by Twisting It?
Is It Bad to Crack Your Own Back by Twisting It? By Dr. Tim Fargo, Chiropractor Fooled you! The short answer is, “No”. As previously ... Read More
The Synergy of Chiropractic Care and Massage Therapy
The Synergy of Chiropractic Care and Massage Therapy Experience Comprehensive Relief and Recovery with a Holistic Approach to Treating Pain, Restoring Function, and Enhancing Well-being. ... Read More
Recovering from Auto Accidents
Recovering from Auto Accidents The Importance of Chiropractic Care for Long-Term Healing Auto accidents, whether minor or severe, place significant stress on the body and ... Read More
Why You Don’t Always Hear a Crack During a Chiropractic Adjustment
Why You Don’t Always Hear a Crack During a Chiropractic Adjustment By Dr. Tim Fargo, Chiropractor Sometimes patients will comment when they get adjusted that ... Read More
Is Cracking Your Knuckles Bad for You?
Is Cracking Your Knuckles Bad for You? By Dr. Tim Fargo, Chiropractor If our mothers and grandmothers were correct in their assertion that cracking your ... Read More
Tech Neck and Its Impact on Health
Tech Neck and Its Impact on Health How tech neck contributes to chronic neck pain and explore effective chiropractic strategies for relief Neck pain is ... Read More
The Secrets to Back Pain
The Secrets to Back Pain Explore the complex causes of back pain and how chiropractic care can offer relief and prevention. As chiropractors, a common ... Read More
How Does ScoliBrace Work?
How Does ScoliBrace Work? By Dr. Tim Fargo, Chiropractor I have often been asked how ScoliBrace works, and also how it differs from other brace ... Read More
Can a Chiropractor Fix a Herniated Disk?
Can a Chiropractor Fix a Herniated Disk? By Dr. Tim Fargo, Chiropractor The short answer to this question is often, yes, but sometimes, no. Let’s ... Read More