If you’ve been told to just stretch, ice, or change your shoes—read this first. Plantar fasciitis is one of the most common causes of heel pain, affecting millions of people each year. The pain is often worst when you first step out of bed or after long periods of rest, typically felt in the posterior-medial…
Why the Diagnosis Is Often Wrong—And What Actually Works Have you been told you have frozen shoulder? Maybe you’ve lost shoulder mobility, struggle to reach overhead, or experience sharp pain with movement. You might have been prescribed anti-inflammatories, corticosteroid injections, or told to “wait it out” because the condition is self-limiting. But here’s the problem:In…
Migraines are not just “bad headaches.” They are complex neurological, structural, and systemic events that impact people in dramatically different ways. Whether yours come with nausea, visual auras, pounding pain, or deep fatigue, one truth remains: migraines are multifactorial—and so is our approach. At our clinic, we believe that no two migraines are the same, and…
A Functional & Structural Approach to Reflux Relief Heartburn—often felt as a burning sensation behind the breastbone—is one of the most common digestive complaints. While it’s usually blamed on excess stomach acid, the reality is more complex. For many people, acid reflux is not caused by too much acid, but by imbalances in digestive function,…
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