Neck Pain

Neck Pain is a fairly common ailment. Many people believe it's something they have to "live with." Truth is, neck pain is only one symptom of improper spinal alignment. It can also be caused by problems involving muscles, joints, discs, nerves or ligaments.

Your neck is prone to injury from poor posture, years of abuse, as well as overuse of the arms and shoulders in computers and daily stress. 

The spine protects the spinal cord, which is composed of nerves running from the brain to every muscle, tissue, and organ in the body.

As the spine moves, it can be affected by the pressure of lifting, the torque of twisting, or the impact of a fall. The vertebrae can put pressure on the nerves resulting in interruption of signals between your brain and body. Sometimes these nerves tell your brain "PAIN!" other times, you may loose function in muscles, organs, and glands which are controlled by your nerves.

For example, mid back pain signals the vertebrae are out of alignment. The nerves in this area send signals to the heart, lungs, stomach, gallbladder and other organs. If this area is in pain, the nerves to your organs are also affected and the signal from your brain can be interrupted, which can lead to serious problems of function. You always want your nervous system functioning with 100% communication between your brain and your organs!

In addition, neck pain can also be caused as the result of chemical imbalances such as nutritional deficiencies, toxic metals, infections, etc.  Also, mental stresses can contribute to neck pain.

Back Pain

Often we associate back pain with lifting or exercising, anything that strains the spine. Back pain can come from tendons, inter-vertebral discs or even the vertebrae themselves.

Back and Neck Pain can be relieved through the use of:

ClinicalNutrition               Cold Laser             

Decompression              Massage Therapy