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“The obvious is often the last thing we think, say or do.” - BJ Palmer. Taking care of your neck health is one of the most important things we can ever do for ourselves.
Read MoreA recent study has found that people suffering from chronic neck pain experienced more relief when receiving manual therapy in addition to standard physiotherapy exercises.
Read MoreA recent research study looked at the underlying mechanisms in the body that could contribute towards chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia, myalgic encaphalomyelitis, and other such pain disorders.
Read MoreIf you have been dealing with TMJ problems, here is an important study that may help you with the underlying cause of the problem.
Read MoreFor over 30 years, researchers have described a strong link between TMJ (temporomandibular joint) disorders and physical injuries in the neck. Unfortunately, the link between the neck and the TMJ is still widely unknown in Australia.
Read MoreLittle problems grow up into BIG problems. The problem is that so many people ignore the little signs or symptoms when it would be much easier to treat the little problem before it becomes a big problem.
Read MoreOne of the most common things people who experience TMJ problems say is, “I didn’t do anything to cause it”. Well, sleeping posture may be one of the most common ways of aggravating your TMJ.
Read MoreStress could be the #1 reason why many people don’t get early treatment for more serious underlying conditions including TMJ or nerve pain. First, they believe that their symptoms - headaches, neck pain, jaw clenching, tight shoulders, TMJ pain, or a toothache - are simply due to stress.
Read MoreBrain fog syndrome may not be an actual diagnosis, but it is the perfect description of the problem that thousands of Australian’s experience every day. Brain fog syndrome is pretty much exactly what it sounds like. It is where there is a metaphorical haze, heaviness, or fog that affects how well your brain works.
Read MoreDisorders that affect the vestibulocochlear nerve are among the most physically disabling conditions known to humankind. The vestibulocochlear nerve is the 8th cranial nerve (CN VIII) that transmits hearing and balance information from your ears.
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