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  Spinal X-Ray Imaging: Risks vs Benefits

  This week from Dr. Cerami and Utah Sports and Wellness From:Dose-Response: An International Journal, June 2018 Quick Summary: Chiropractic therapy realignment of the structure of the spine can address a wide range of pain, muscle weakness and functional impairments. To improve diagnosis and reduce the use of inappropriate treatment, spinal X-rays are essential. While there […]

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  Cervical Spondylosis & Hypertension

  This week from Dr. Cerami and Utah Sports and Wellness From: Medicine, March 2015 Quick Summary: This current study, “clearly indicates that hypertension can be associated with cervical spondylosis, as a secondary condition.” These authors report 2 patients with cervical spondylosis with concomitant cervical vertigo and hypertension who were treated successfully with anterior cervical discectomy and […]

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  Understanding the Relationship Between Sleep and Cardiovascular Disease

  When the major risk factors for cardiovascular disease are listed, sleep deprivation is not usually among them. However, a growing body of research suggests a link between sleep duration and cardiovascular disease. While this pairing seems unlikely, it adds urgency to having timely and restful sleep to minimize the risk of danger to the heart. […]

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  Long-Term Relief of Tension Headache & Major Depression with Chiropractic

  This week from Dr. Cerami and Utah Sports and Wellness From: Journal of Family Medicine and Primary Care, 2018 Quick Summary: This is a case report of a woman who experienced long-term relief from tension-type headaches and major depression following chiropractic treatment. Pain was disabling, going across the forehead to her nuchal area and right shoulder. […]

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  Treating COPD with Spinal Manipulation

  COPD causes respiratory problems in millions of people across the world. While traditional medicine cannot do much for its correction, a growing body of research indicates that treating COPD with spinal manipulation can help minimize symptoms and pain. What Is COPD? Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a term for a group of conditions that […]

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  How Effective is Elective Surgery?

  Getting surgery is never fun. There are upsides, but also lots of possible complications andmixed results. The enclosed 5-page summary highlights the information from the July 2021article published in the BMJ (British Medical Journal). The ten most common electiveorthopedic procedures were studied to determine their effectiveness. This article argues for optimizing non-surgical management of the […]

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