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Headaches can be a large burden on our day-to-day life. It can make it difficult to focus on our social life, school, career, etc. – essentially anything other than our headache. While there are over the counter medications that we can take to help dull the pain and provide us some form of relief, that may not always be our best form of care.

Studies have found that individuals suffering from inflammatory bowel disease have a less adaptable nervous system than those who do not.

Natural processes in the body are perfectly and intricately designed. Overutilization of medical intervention can lead to harmful effects not only for the individual but also to public health!

Rebecca had numbness and tingling on one side of her face. The doctors had diagnosed her with trigeminal neuralgia.

Living with pain of any kind can make our day-today lives much more difficult. As we age, unresolved pain can become harder to navigate in life.

Our gut works hard for us. It is comprised of tons of tiny microbes that work to keep the balance of good bacteria and bad bacteria in check. This allows us for proper digestion! We may not realize that our digestion and gut bacteria go way beyond just the confines of our gut.

Bonnie had suffered with daily headaches for twenty years of her life. Melissa suffered with upper back pain, tight side back pain, lower back pain and migraines when she started care.

Headaches and migraines can take a toll on our daily lives, especially recurring and frequent headaches. They can make it difficult to go to work, participate in school, engage fully in our social lives, and enjoy restful slumber.

Neck pain is relatively common. Approximately 90% of people suffer from neck pain at some point in their lives; indeed, it is a leading cause of physical impairment.

Migraines and headaches can make our daily life miserable. When we are in constant and seemingly never-ending pain, we tend to distance ourselves from activities and obligations (such as work or school) to seek relief.