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Author name: Zachary Ward, DC

Dr. Zachary Ward first discovered the power of spinal care after watching his little brother heal from debilitating pain. Now he practices a unique form of chiropractic care that offers you the opportunity to experience your body in a new, freer way. Contact him via social media or via the contact form to request a structural screening.

10 cases of posture shift after chiropractic

Eight patients that showed posture shift associated with a positive change in symptoms – and two patients that didn’t

There is a lot of debate on the internet on how to improve and perfect your posture. Many of those participating in this debate have their opinions on the value of including chiropractic care. Some say that chiropractic care is an essential component of improving the balance of the spine

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Why does my radiology report say normal but my chiropractor says there’s a problem? (Q&A – 1)

Chiropractor x-ray interpretation is different than medical interpretation. So sometimes there’s a mismatch between what a medical radiology report says vs. what a chiropractor says about the same x-rays. Learn why this happens, and why it matters. Using an example of a 12 year old boy who fell off a

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Nature loves your curves: the clues of the patterns in your spine

The spiral is one of the most common patterns in nature. And many such spirals can even be measured to have similar proportions, sometimes called a golden ratio. If you want to read more about it, search the “Fibbonacci sequence in nature” in your favorite search engine, or check out this

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Is this why I’m healing slower than I expected?

One powerful reason why some spinal healing takes longer than anticipated. Healing in most body tissues requires clotting and inflammation Healing from any injury requires inflammation. And almost everywhere in the body, the first part of the inflammatory process requires some sort of clotting. Clotting is where blood cells and

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