Cowell Chiropractic Blog
3 Tips from an Anaheim CA Chiropractor
3 Tips from an Anaheim CA Chiropractor Since chiropractors see the results of poor lifestyle choices on a daily basis, it’s only natural to formulate opinions and offer tips to patients so they can help themselves. From sore backs, necks, shoulders, and irregular sleeping patterns to back pain, we provide help in a wide range…
New Goal, New You, New Injury?
Starting a new workout or fitness routine? We like your style! Plenty of people struggle with keeping up with well-intentioned fitness goals, but there’s another less commonly talked about the piece that could factor into your plans: injury. As you’re ramping up into your new workout routine, unexpected injury can sideline you in a big…
Rotator Cuff Injury and Recovery
Are you experiencing chronic shoulder pain? Has simple, overhead movement becomes difficult and uncomfortable? Maybe you’re on a basketball or football team and can’t seem to throw with quite the same force without shooting pain going down your arm. You may be experiencing symptoms of a torn rotator cuff. Whether your goal is to return…
Anaheim CA Chiropractor Explains the Value of Health
Anaheim CA Chiropractor Explains the Value of Health The value of health is something that can never be overstated, no matter how long you talk about it. It’s easy to place other aspects of life ahead of health on the priority list, but once your health falters none of those other things matter. If you…
The Impact of Pregnancy on Posture: What Every Pregnant Woman Should Know
If you’ve got a bun in the oven – let us congratulate you! The anticipation of a new baby joining the family is exciting and special. However, in the whirlwind of focusing on the health of your baby, many moms-to-be sometimes aren’t fully prepared for the changes that pregnancy brings to their bodies or the…
How Chiropractic Care Can Help Scoliosis
Scoliosis is a back condition that causes the spine to curve abnormally to the side. The majority of cases develop in children between the ages of 9 and 14 years. A very pronounced front-to-back curve is called a kyphosis. Neither scoliosis nor kyphosis usually needs treatment; however, many cases can be helped or kept from…