I love infographics. Getting up to speed with concepts and facts with just a glance is my kind of propaganda learning. Here is one that I stole from Pinterest yesterday. This only because Facebook doesn’t show these long form pictures very well. Read on:
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As my series of popular Facebook pictures, here is an old standby from Someecards. This clever saying is older than the chiropractic profession itself, but that doesn’t stop some intrepid chiropractor from re-purposing this rhetorical saying into a snappy picture you’ve probably seen on Facebook! Do you feel insulted by the condescending tone of that surgeon yet? I do! [...]
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It seems like it’s every day that I recommend to patients that they either look into getting a treadmill desk or a sit-to-stand desk for their work space. There are multiple benefits to doing this, including better ergonomics for your spine, increased activity throughout the day, better circulation, better body awareness, and more strength [...]
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There are three main types of structures and tissues involved in low back pain: 1. Connective tissue 2. Nerves 3. Muscles 50% of Americans admit to having back pain symptoms each year. 80% of the population will experience a baqck problem at some time in our lives. Americans spend at least $50 Billion each year [...]
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Here is an interesting blog I ran across as I did a WordPress search for “Low Back Pain.” This is a blog written by a guy who is documenting his progress of using an inversion table to help with his low back pain. http://inversiontablenewbie.wordpress.com/about/ You can see with the “About” page that he used a [...]
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