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Use It or Lose It: The Multifidus

The back muscle you want to keep strong to avoid low back pain Recent fMRI studies looked at the muscles […]

Can Godiva be the next big anti-aging brand? Chocolate may help keep your brain sharp, according to a new study.

Lifespan and mortality statistics from the Society of Actuaries were updated this week, showing that longevity in the U.S. is

Recent studies support StrongPosture® thesis The StrongPosture® thesis is that sensory-motor errors in how the body is Balancing, Aligning and

Elongated torso means greater breath capacity A recent study in the prestigious SPINE journal looked at the effect early onset

Study findings, and another perspective A study presented at the 61st Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine

Recent study in the European Spine Journal compares the postural control of individuals with chronic low back pain (cLBP) with

I continue to receive articles quoting a poorly thought-out, “new” 2006 study showing that there is less mechanical stress on

…and how your heart beats New brain studies continue to explain how a chiropractic adjustment can affect whiplash-induced problems like

In addition to the neuro-musculo-skeletal problems observed with traumatically induced structural asymmetry, postural changes in the spine can be at

Opportunity to promote body symmetry and alignment from infancy onward Back sleeping is commonly advised for newborns to reduce the

Specific, controlled patterns of motion make a dramatic difference Exercise is good, but for chronic low back pain exercising in