Seasonal allergies are very common among the general population. Whether acute or chronic – allergies can be quite debilitating to the people who suffer from them. Allergic rhinitis, the medical term for hay fever is what cause the symptoms of …
Recover like the pros now at Kaplan Chiropractic We are proud to announce Cryotherapy powered by the Millennium Ice cryosauna as a great addition to our office. If you work hard and train hard like the pros than you deserve …
We as a species for the most part love to feel good. We strive for that feeling, we fight for that feeling, and we pretty much live for those good moments. Have you ever wondered what exactly is happening to …
On any given day in our office, we treat countless numbers of patients whom present to us with a myriad of different conditions. And while each and every case is unique and its own, most if not all cases noticeably …
A conversation that I often have with potential or current patients usually revolves around the idea that people don’t realize how good they are supposed to feel. They don’t understand that aches, pains, sleep disturbance, digestive issue, headaches, etc are …
Chiropractic has been and always will be reliant on the bodies own innate ability to heal. Our central nervous system is what regulates and controls these functions of our body. This is what allows us to see such a wide …
In an Chiropractic office, one should expect to see a myriad of conditions. People present to our offices for conditions including but not limited to musculoskeletal dysfunction, headaches, bowel/bladder dysfunction, tinnitus, tendonitis, ear infections, vertigo, numbness/tingling, sleep disturbance/disorders, stress, and …
Vanessa our awesome office manager had a great time decorating the Kaplan Chiropractic Wellness Center office with Holiday Cheer. We sat down to ask her some questions! What do you think is the best gift to give for 2013? Putting …
In Chiropractic, the best advice that we can give to our patients is to keep active. Research has always shown an inverse relationship between motion and pain. Nociception which is essentially how we perceive pain, decreases as we move and …
