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Pregnant Women and Awesome Chiropractic Care

Monday, June 10th, 2013

Dr. Robert Moore shows how pregnant women are taken care of after the upper cervical spine is addressed.  This is what makes adjusting pregnant women in our office different from the rest.  If you or someone you love is pregnant and would like to have a happy healthy body and baby, call our office today…

810-225-7246

All you have to lose is your pain.

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Common Pains vs Normal Health

Tuesday, June 4th, 2013


If you or a loved one would like to get out of pain, return to normal health and feel awesome, call our office today at…

(810)225-7246

All you have to lose is your pain.

Asthma and Upper Cervical Care

Wednesday, May 15th, 2013

If you or a loved one suffers from asthma, don’t delay, call our office today…

(810) 225-7246

All you have to lose is your pain.

Vertigo and Our Specific Upper Cervical Care

Wednesday, May 8th, 2013

Here is the transcript:

Hi, I’m Doctor Robert Moore from Awesome Chiropractic, and today we’re going to talk with you about vertigo.  Vertigo is a problem a lot of people have with:  dizziness, the room is spinning, some people are nauseous, some people are vomiting, there is ringing in the ears, there is a whole bunch of problems people are having with vertigo.  Neither one of them is fun; it’s not a good time for people.  I myself have had vertigo as a result of a concussion, and I can tell you it’s not a good time.  So I want to talk with you today about vertigo and upper cervical chiropractic care.  What we provide in our office. …Continue Reading

Fibromyalgia and upper cervical care

Wednesday, May 1st, 2013

Fibromyalgia causes:

  • Central sensitization of the brain and spinal cord.
  • Neck trauma
  • Stress
  • Neuro-immuno-endrocrine
  • Insufficient growth hormone
  • Genetic Predisposition
  • Psychological factors

Watch our video on all of these and how upper cervical care can help people who suffer from fibromyalgia.

Infantile colic linked to childhood migraines

Wednesday, April 17th, 2013

According to a recent study in the Journal of the American Medical Association, infants with colic were more likely to have childhood migraine headaches, specifically. The study could not make the same conclusion regarding tension type headaches.

The link between migraines and infantile colic

Parents, doctors and researchers have been frustrated with the idea that colic was related to digestive irritation. The investigators noted that colic might result from a sensitization of the perivascular nerve terminals in the gut, much as migraine results from a similar process in the brain. …Continue Reading

Fibromyalgia and Nerves

Thursday, March 28th, 2013

Once again nerves are being implicated in Fibromyalgia pain.  Particularly, damage to small fiber nerves.  Scientists at The National Center for Biotechnology Information stated, “Although the pathophysiology is still unclear, there is increasing evidence for nervous system dysfunction in patients with fibromyalgia syndrome.”

25 people with fibromyalgia were involved in the study, along with 10 depressed people and regular people who had no pain.  Investigators found that patients with fibromyalgia had higher levels of pain than the depressed and/or normal control group of people.  They also found that the fibromyalgia group had increased cold and warm detection thresholds.  This indicates abnormalities of small fibers in their central nervous system (brain and spinal cord). …Continue Reading

The Truth About Pain

Tuesday, March 19th, 2013

We are a society that does not like pain. From childhood we are taught that pain is the enemy. In fact, one of the most prescribed medications is some form of a pain killer. Most people believe that if they have no pain, then they must be healthy. So, let’s have a little discussion on the benefits of pain.

Pain is your friend.

Yes it may seem far fetched, but pain is something you need. Paint tells you … …Continue Reading

Five Reasons for Headaches (and what to do about them)

Tuesday, February 19th, 2013

There are 5 common headaches that can get Awesome relief with specific upper cervical care. If you are suffering with migraines, cluster headaches, tension type headache, post traumatic headaches, or cervicogenic headaches, you can get results. And, it doesn’t have to be painful or dangerous to the rest of your body.

There are 5 reasons people get headaches:

1.  Meningeal torsion and headaches.

The meninges are the tissue that holds your brain in place and keeps it from knocking against your skull. It is made up of the dura, arachnoid and pia matter. The Dura Matter has a lot of blood vessels running through it and is very sensitive to pain. The dura extends into the spinal canal and protects the spinal cord. Any twisting or torsion of the dura shows up as a headache. …Continue Reading

Breathing Tips

Wednesday, January 30th, 2013

breathing tipsBreathing Tips

Recently, a patient came in and told me that he was having trouble getting a full breath. After looking at how he was breathing, I saw that he was a chest breather. Here are some breathing tips to help get that full breath and use your diaphragm to complete that breath.

Understanding the breathing cycle:

Inhaling is due to the contraction and flattening of the diaphragm, this creates a vacuum pressure in the chest and causes the lungs to expand and inflate. The diaphragm is located between your chest and your abdomen.

When the body is in need of more oxygen, abdominal muscles tighten and expansion of the lungs is resisted. The increased abdominal pressure causes the diaphragm to tilt and the ribcage moves upwards with an increase in volume and the entry of air.

In a relaxed exhale, the diaphragm relaxes and air leaves due to the elasticity of the lungs. This relaxed breathing uses very little energy. …Continue Reading