Revive Chiropractic & Rehabilitation

Probably one of the coolest things that I've ever seen in my chiropractic career is when breach babies turn head down after the Webster Technique. Here's a great article on it. In my experience it doesn't take as long as they mention in the case study (29 adjustments) and it works in about 85% of the women who http://ow.ly/v7kO30dzTsZ receive the Webster adjustment protocol. I've had many midwives, doulas, and physicians refer patients to me for it, but if you know anyone that's pregnant, with a breach presentation or otherwise, chiropractic can probably help them have a more natural, less stressful, and less painful labor and delivery.

Over the years I've had SO many of my patients report that they are sleeping better since they started getting adjusted. Here's a case-study about a patient who had sleep apnea who improved under chiropractic care. If someone that you know isn't sleeping well, chiropractic adjustments, not drugs or surgery, might be what they need.

Came across this stu http://ow.ly/rrpy30d3tzw dy the other day and wanted to share it with everyone. A lot of people have spinal surgery and are not sure what to do afterwards, but, as this study shows, chiropractic care is not only safe, but it has good results with patients after they've had spinal fusion surgery.

Labor and delivery is difficult for both the mom and the child. It is not uncommon for newborns to have anything from infantile torticollis (twisted neck) to colic, reflux, constipation and other disorders. Does it make sense to give them drugs or to help them heal from the trauma of birth with gentle chiropractic care?