by Matthew Lee | Aug 9, 2018
Throughout the history of chiropractic, stroke has been an undesirable effect attributed to chiropractic adjustments. This assertion is based on a few case studies in which a vertebral artery dissection (VAD) has been diagnosed following cervical manipulation, and...
by Matthew Lee | May 1, 2018
The snow has melted, temperatures have risen, and the sun is shining. Canadians emerge from their winter hideouts to enjoy the nicer weather, which usually means an increase in outdoor activities. Whether you enjoy gardening, bike riding, summer sports, or running, it...
by aarkwell | Feb 9, 2018
Many patients, whether completely new to chiropractic or just new to me, come into my office and ask, “So what exactly is that “cracking” sound when I get treated or adjusted?”. Rest assured that cracking sound is not made by your bones, but rather it is made by the...
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