FBRC Health Updates

Chiropractor Fanwood On How to Improve Your Chances for a Successful Outcome How to Improve Your Chances for a Successful Outcome While nearly all of us will experience an episode of neck or back pain during our lifetime, not everyone recovers and many go on to experience chronic pain. In this study, researchers reviewed data…

Chiropractor Fanwood TMJ Dysfunction Resolves with Chiropractic Care TMJ Dysfunction Resolves with Chiropractic Care In this case study, a 24-year-old female with facial pain and jaw clicking on the right side presented for chiropractic care. An examination revealed that the patient had a head shift to the right of 19mm. Her treatment plan consisted of…

Chiropractor Fanwood Discusses Risk Factors for Spinal Pain in Children Risk Factors for Spinal Pain in Children According to the results of a five-year study, the following factors increase a child’s risk for developing non-specific spinal pain: watching TV for more than two hours per day, sitting in an uncomfortable desk, sleeping problems, and a…

Chiropractor Fanwood Discusses The Benefits of Carb-Restriction For A Fatty Liver Carb-Restricted Diet May Benefit Patients with Fatty Liver Disease Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) occurs when excess fat builds up in the liver cells from causes other than excessive alcohol consumption. In this study, researchers found that when participants with NAFLD adopted a low-carbohydrate…

Chiropractor Fanwood Discusses Setting Milestones for Exercise Motivation Because the drive to get in shape can wane over time. The American College of Sports Medicine offers the following recommendations to help you stay motivated: set specific goals; develop a realistic action plan; use environmental cues, such as placing a gym bag by the door or…

Chiropractor Fanwood On Low Back Pain Associated with Walking Problems Among Seniors Low Back Pain Associated with Walking Problems Among Seniors Among a group of 900 older adults, researchers found that about 31% of participants had mild lumbopelvic pain and nearly 16% suffered from moderate-to-severe lumbopelvic pain. Assessments related to walking efficiency, endurance, and speed…