Playing In the Dirt and Chiropractic Adjustments | Tulsa Chiropractor

Growing research is starting to show that kids exposed to a variety of germs early on in life are less likely to develop allergies, asthma or autoimmune disorders as they grow older. A study published in the Journal Science demonstrates that exposure to microorganisms at an early age is associated with protection from immune-mediated diseases…

5 Reasons Chiropractic Isn’t Just For Back Pain | Tulsa Chiropractor

A lot of people look at chiropractic as the best way to deal with back and neck pain naturally (and they’re right! ), however, are you aware that chiropractic has several other benefits that can be found in the latest scientific studies? Here are just five of the many important articles that show how chiropractic care can…

Boosting Your Immune System with Chiropractic | Tulsa Chiropractor

Your body’s immune system is a defense mechanism that is designed to repel bacterial and viral infections and anything else that may cause you harm. Fortunately, our immune system wins most of the time, sometimes without us even knowing it, but there are times it struggles a bit. Allopathic interventions, especially antibiotics that were originally…

Truly Healthy Children | Tulsa Chiropractor

This is a very interesting comparison between two distinctly different approaches to health, the natural approach and the medical/allopathic approach. It comes from a study entitled A Comparative study of the Health Status of Children Raised Under the Health Care Models of Chiropractic and Allopathic Medicine. Truly Healthy Children: Chiropractic VS. Allopathic(Medical) Care for Kids…

Rethink Chiropractic | Tulsa Chiropractor

Most people look at chiropractic as a treatment for their aches and pains. But did you realize that the pain relief you feel after an adjustment is secondary to something more extraordinary going on. The philosophy behind chiropractic is removing interference within the nerves and restoring normal function in your nervous system, which controls almost…