The use of ipads and tablets is growing exponentially.The average time a child spends on a device every day is increasing.Kids sit in abnormal and poor posture for prolonged periods while on devices. The most common poor posture is the body cradling the device with the head bent forward. This posture causes a huge increase
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We at Vaughan Chiropractic are thankful to share that, out of thousands of entries, we were voted with the highest number of votes, as the Platinum Winner for the Vaughan Citizen 2013 Readers’ Choice Awards for Best Chiropractor! Thank you to all who voted for us…especially our wonderful families of practice members!
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When moms and dads bring their kids to see me, they bring their children for a variety of health reasons and concerns. Frequently their son or daughter is suffering from joint pain, for example in their shoulder, knee or back, that keeps nagging them and is not going away. Sometimes their son or daughter has
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Thursday, 22 May 2014, 1:28 pmPress Release: NZ College of Chiropractic22nd May 2014 Chiropractic Care May Reduce Gym and Fitness-Related Injuries, Say NZ Researchers The inability of some people to properly activate and control their core muscles when engaging in exercise, predisposes them to lower back injury, and may be reversible with regular chiropractic care
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In the November 2014 issue of the Journal of Clinical Chiropractic Pediatrics is a case report documenting behavioral improvement in a boy after chiropractic care. The authors note that although there have been numerous studies on children who were diagnosed with a variety of conditions that are associated with behavioral issues, this is the only
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From the abstract: This pilot study included children from 27 days old to five-years-old, was on the effects of chiropractic adjustments on children with otitis media used tympanography as an objective measure. Results: the average number of adjustments administered by types of otitis media were as follows: acute otitis media (127 children) 4 adjustments; chronic/serous
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Innate Expressions, Sensory Sensitivities. By John D’Ambrosio, D.C., Blog Published in Pathways to Family Wellness A young man who is a patient of mine happens to have autism. He is nonverbal and his parents drive him to see me so he can get checked and adjusted. Tim has many of the characteristics of anyone with
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