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At Trident Health and Chiropractic, we focus on helping residents of the greater Spartanburg area get their health on track. Our chiropractic team is highly trained in identifying the misalignments in your spine, making proper adjustments to relieve the pressure on your nervous system, and igniting natural healing for your body.

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By Karl Garbart 28 Jun, 2024
The impact of technology on neck health In this ever-changing world that we are living in we spend more time on our cell phones, computers, and tablets. Most studies have shown us that the average person spends at least 4 hours looking at one of these devices. When thinking about that, that almost equals 1400 hours per year. So what that means is that while we are looking at our emails, our text or catching up on the latest news we are unconsciously putting extra strain on our necks. That extra strain we are putting on our necks is called text neck. This problem of text neck has been affecting millions of people since the development of these devices. The term tax neck was first used by doctor Dean Fishman who was a chiropractor who first recognized this condition and tried to figure out what we need to do to fix this problem. In this article we're going to go over some of the problems and the corrections for this condition known as text neck. The cervical spine: the foundation of neck health First, to understand the problem of text neck, we need to learn a little bit about the cervical spine which is also called your neck. Your cervical spine is made-up of seven small vertebrae, and they are the most flexible, movable, and most important vertebra in your spine. The way the neck is set up allows your head to move up and down and side to side. Your cervical spine or your neck has a natural curve in it that curves towards the front of the body, this is what we call a natural lordotic curve. Not only is this important for the curve of your cervical spine but it also contributes to the curve of your thoracic or chest area part of your spine. Since your spine is so flexible it is prone to pain and damage. This is why the doctors at Trident Health and Chiropractic advise people to have their spine checked, especially if they have a job or just like to be on their computers and phones. What is text neck? Now that we know a little bit about the spine let's talk about what text neck is. Basically, the term text neck describes the pain and discomfort in your neck that is caused by constantly looking in a downward direction. By staring at our phones, tablets, computers or any other devices that downward direction causes our neck muscles to strain or to weaken which in turn decreases the natural curve of our spine. Now do not get this confused with just glancing down at your phone to check something that is not what I'm talking about I am talking about spending hours on your phone night after night day after day. Now this term text neck may be new to you, but I guarantee you have experienced. After gazing down at a game too long or reading a long text message or hours of emailing what were simply watching TV on your phone and when you pick your head up you notice that dull ache or that pain in your neck then you have experienced text neck. Some studies have shown us that the weight carried down the spine increases by 10 lbs. For every inch you hold your head down. So, what that means is every inch that we move our head away from center line it increases the force we put on our spine by 10 pounds. When we constantly hold our head down, we decrease the space in the front of the neck and increase the space in the back which can lead to bulging of the disc and weakening of the neck muscles which then this results in muscle strain soreness in the back of the neck and neck dysfunction.
By Tabitha 10 Jun, 2024
How does biofield therapy work? Biofield Therapy uses electromagnetic information (oscillations) emitted by the body. This smart technology processes these signals by amplification, attenuation, inversion, and/or splitting the harmonious occultations from the non-harmonious ones. After the signal is processed, it is sent back to the body. This innovative process has a powerful impact on the body's regulatory system, stimulating therapeutic reactions. A uniquely holistic practice Biofield Therapy technology uses the body's own healing signals as its primary mode of therapy for highly individualized application instead of technically generated frequencies. While technologically generated frequency devices are common, they are by necessity a more generalized type of therapy. Biofield Therapy technology is a revolutionary concept that tailors its therapy to match the needs of the individual precisely. What is understood as the body's “energy field” AKA biofield is really a highly dynamic and responsive collection of synchronized communication signals and information exchanges that makes up the body's energetic regulatory system. The Biofield Therapy device is able to “pick up” these frequency patterns and use them to create a therapeutic signal which when fed back into a person's body can remove imbalances and blockages in the person's regulatory system as well as that of the vital energy flow (chi) that invigorates and animates all the cells of our bodies, from head to toe.
By Kyle Garbart 17 May, 2024
What are the common causes of back pain? Muscle or ligament strain. This can be caused by repeated heavy lifting, sudden jerking motion, or an awkward movement that can cause strain on the back muscles and spinal ligaments. This can be prevalent in people that are not in top physical condition due to constant strain that is placed on the back. This can lead to painful muscle spasms. Bulging or ruptured disks. Vertebral disks are the cushions between the bones in the spine. There is soft material inside a disk that bulges or ruptures that can press on the nerve, which in turn causes dysfunction or pain. However, this does not mean that every bulging or ruptured disk will cause back pain. Simple diagnostic tests such as spinal X-rays can show disk disease. Arthritis. Osteoarthritis can affect the lower back along with other joints in the body. If you have arthritis in the spine it can lead to a narrowing of the space around the spinal cord. This condition is called spinal stenosis. Osteoporosis. This condition affects the elderly and those deficient in calcium. The vertebrae become porous and brittle which can lead to breaks and fractures of the spine. Ankylosing spondylitis, also called axial spondylarthritis. This inflammatory disease causes a decrease in the flexibility of the spine by allowing some of the vertebra to fuse together. This places excess pressure on the spinal nerves which leads to pain and dysfunction. Understanding the different types of back pain Acute pain is typically pain that is brought on by trauma, injury, or surgery. Acute pain will usually go away once the cause is treated.  Chronic pain , in contrast, is pain that lasts longer than the normal recovery timeframe. This is usually associated with inflammatory processes, arthritis , fibromyalgia, etc.
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