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Category: Self-care blog

Articles from Dr. Jeff Haynes and the Haynes Chiropractic team.

  • Travel Tips for Thanksgiving

    Travel Tips for Thanksgiving

    Travel tips for traveling during the Thanksgiving season include stretching, yoga, and a supportive travel pillow to keep your neck aligned.

  • Tightness in the Trapezius

    Tightness in the Trapezius

    So much of solving musculoskeletal dysfunction and, consequently, dispelling pain, begins with relearning what was lost. It begins with unlearning bad habits…

  • Why Plank?

    Why Plank?

    Planking is a super exercise that has blown up in popularity during recent years and, while plank-offs on YouTube make for exciting…

  • Anatomy of Pain: the Upper Back Edition

    Anatomy of Pain: the Upper Back Edition

    The thoracic spine, which corresponds to what we consider the upper back, is a region of relative stability and little motion. Compressive…

  • Movement as Medicine

    Movement as Medicine

    Medicine doesn’t come cheap, but movement does, and from the chiropractor’s perspective, simply getting up and going for a walk could be…

  • Sciatica

    Sciatica

    Sciatica is a condition characterized by pain, numbness and tingling that affects the lower back, hip and legs and is most often…

  • Posture and Hamstrings

    Posture and Hamstrings

    Sitting is already the worst position for your spine- imagine if we lived in a world that required us to sit for…

  • How Diet Creates Muscle Tension

    How Diet Creates Muscle Tension

    Muscle tension is not a way of life, but it does define many people’s lives who suffer from the knots of tension…

  • Swimming for Spinal Health

    From a chiropractor’s perspective, when it comes time to get more activity into your life, swimming should be a top contender. The…

  • A Stable Core

    A Stable Core

    What does your core mean to you? For many people, “the core,” refers to an ambiguous group of muscles in the middle…