
Chiropractic Care and the Brain: New Research Looks at Changes in Brain Communication
A study published on July 31, 2026, in the journal Brain Sciences examined what may happen inside the brain when people with chronic low back pain receive chiropractic care. The researchers used EEG recordings, which measure electrical activity in the brain, to study how different brain regions communicated . . .
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Chiropractic Care Linked to Increased Disc Height in the Neck
The discs between the bones of your neck play an important role in keeping your spine flexible, absorbing stress, and maintaining enough space for nerves to leave the spinal column. When those discs lose height, the spaces around the spinal nerves can become smaller and the way forces are distributed . . .
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Improvement in ADHD Symptoms in Woman Who Suffered Multiple Physical Traumas
Many people don't realize how deeply stress and physical trauma can affect the body long after an injury seems to have healed. Stress doesn't only come from emotional strain—it can also build up from physical injuries, accidents, repetitive strain, and even long-standing tension patterns. Over time, . . .
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Chiropractic Care, Sense of Coherence and Quality of Life
Most people think about health in terms of whether something hurts or whether they have been diagnosed with a disease. But health can also involve how well we function, adapt to stress, sleep, participate in everyday life and feel capable of handling the challenges we face. A study published in the Annals . . .
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