Foot or heel pain can be debilitating because we spend much of our lives on our feet. Plantar fasciitis or plantar fasciiosis is the most common cause of heel pain and involves irritation to the thick band of tissue at the bottom of the foot called the plantar fascia. The plantar fascia runs from the […]
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By: Stephen Szaro, DC Cervicogenic headaches occur from referred pain to the head originating from the joints and/or soft tissues of the cervical spine or neck. Soft tissues of the neck include the muscles, fascia or connective tissue, ligaments, discs, or nerves. Cervicogenic headache (CGH) patients present with neck tenderness and stiffness. By definition, CGH
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By: Dr. Rudy Gehrman. Chiropractic care can expand your overall well-being. This article will better explain what chiropractic care is and how it can impact your life positively. What is Chiropractic Care at Physio Logic? The Chiropractors at Physio Logic in Brooklyn, NY are committed to providing exceptional care using evidence-based modalities and treatments, with
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The Chiropractic profession has changed immensely since D.D. Palmer founded the profession by restoring Harvey Lillard’s hearing with an adjustment. Long gone are the days in which Chiropractors believe that all diseases are a result of spinal misalignment and in are the days of the modern, evidence-based Chiropractic care. Unfortunately, much of the public’s perception
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Physio Logic’s Chiropractor, Dr. Mike Distler, discusses why we slouch, our spinal support systems, and how to prevent common spinal conditions/diseases such as disc herniations, ligament inflammation or damage, and osteoarthritis. He provides 5 simple steps to improve your posture by helping the body resist postural stress and prevent low neck and back pain. So, Why
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