Monthly Archives: August 2016
Dr. Steven Garber a Cartersville GA Chiropractor with 35 years of practice experience explains what a subluxation is and how it affects the body causing pain weakness headaches back aches neck pain and a general lack of well being. Dr. Garber also assists in the training of the future Chiropractors of tomorrow as an adjunct faculty member of life University, the largest Chiropractic University in the USA. Dr. Garber practices a broad array of different Chiropractic techniques ranging from traditional Chiropractic manipulation to very light force and gentle adjustments. He also practices and teaches “Cox Technique” a widely accepted Chiropractic method for helping to heal disc injuries of the back and neck without surgery.
This video by Cartersville Chiropractor, Dr. Steven Garber explains what spinal stenosis is and how it can be helped through spinal decompression and Chiropractic adjustments. This video would be helpful for those patients suffering from advanced degenerative arthritis of the lower back or neck that has also led to disabling back and neck pain and pain and / or weakness in the arms or legs. The treatment is done with the Cox 8 spinal decompression manipulation table.
This video for Cartersville GA and Bartow county residents explains what sciatica or sciatic leg pain is. It explains the most common source or cause of sciatica being a herniated, ruptured or bulging disc. It shows where the sciatic nerve starts and ends and explains treatment options for those Cartersville GA residents that are suffering from sciatica. Treatment may include Cox Flexion Distraction Decompression Manipulation Adjustments or traditional spinal adjustments / manipulations. It also explains the importance of a proper spinal, orthopedic / neurologic and chiropractic examination to determine the nature of the patients condition.
Dr. Richard DeCarlo is a licensed chiropractor in Vinings, with decades of professional experience and a colleague of Dr. Garber. He has written this guest blog at Dr. Garber’s request to share some of his insight into hip stretches.
The gluteals, hip flexors, and TFL musculature are all members of different critical muscle groups, including the posterior chain. These muscle groups are essential for movement and basic function. They are also prone to becoming tight from extended periods of sitting or bad posture, which are common problems among working Americans.
Hip Stretches Time Signatures
00:00 Introduction
00:23 Seated Galet Stretch
00:38 TFL and IT Band Stretch
1:00 Glutes and Piriformis Stretch
1:22 Hip Flexors Stretch Series
1:32 Basic Hip Flexors Stretch
1:41 Aggressive Hip Flexor Stretch
1:56 Advanced Hip Flexor Stretch