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March 6, 2024
S-Shaped Scoliosis: What Is It? Does It Need Treatment?

No two cases of scoliosis are the same, which is why treatment plans need to be 100-percent shaped around a patient’s individual condition characteristics. When scoliosis is diagnosed, classifying...

February 21, 2024
What Is Hypolordosis? Symptoms and Treatment Options

A spine with its healthy curves in place will appear straight from the front and/or back and have a soft ‘S’ shape when viewed from either side, and if those curves fall with a healthy range,...

January 31, 2024
What is Lumbar Lordosis & How to Fix Lumbar Lordosis

The spine’s natural and healthy curves are key to preserving optimal spinal health, strength, and function. If the spine loses one of its healthy curves, the biomechanics of the entire spine are...

January 10, 2024
Does Scoliosis Ever Correct Itself? Can Scoliosis Be Reversed?

There are a number of spinal conditions that cause the development of unhealthy curves, but structural spinal conditions involve abnormalities within the spine itself, and this involves its vertebrae...

December 20, 2023
How Can I Reverse Scoliosis Naturally? Can It Be Done?

For people recently diagnosed with scoliosis, they have a lot of questions, one of which is how best to treat the condition. Reversing scoliosis means reducing the size of the unnatural spinal curve...

December 6, 2023
What Are Bone Spurs In Neck? Can They Be Treated?

Bone spurs make affected bones larger than normal, and the excess space used by the bony overgrowth is taken from somewhere. If a bone spur forms on the spine, it can cause issues related to nerve...

November 22, 2023
Kyphosis Exercises To Help Reduce Kyphosis & Other Treatment

When it comes to maintaining optimal spinal health, the spine’s natural and healthy curves need to be in place. Kyphosis refers to the spine’s outward curve at the thoracic section, and if this...

November 8, 2023
What Is Levoscoliosis Of The Lumbar Spine? Causes, Treatment

Scoliosis is a highly-prevalent spinal condition that’s been around for hundreds of years. As our understanding of the condition has grown over those years, so too has our experience with different...

October 18, 2023
Spondylosis vs Spondylolysis: Differences & Treatment Options

There is a natural amount of spinal degeneration that typically accompanies aging, but certain conditions and/or injuries can make those changes more severe and/or occur at faster rates. The spine...

October 4, 2023
Inversion Therapy & Inversion Tables for Scoliosis

There are only three instances in life where one is not subject to gravity: in the womb, in water, and in space. Inversion tables simulate an anti-gravitational effect by holding the body upside...

September 6, 2023
What Is Reversal of Cervical Lordosis? Treatment Options?

Maintaining a healthy range of cervical lordosis is important. Each spinal section has a role to play in maintaining overall spinal health and function; the cervical spine has the added...

August 23, 2023
Dowager's Hump: What It Is, Diagnosis, and Treatment Options

Each of the spine’s main sections has its own unique curvature type, and while these curvature types have a healthy range, when a curvature degree falls beyond a normal range, becoming excessive,...

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