Most people will visit the chiropractor for back and neck injuries, but although it is not as well known,...
One Possible Solution to Chronic Shoulder Pain: The Rotater Aches and pains are very common to athletes and people...
Shoulder Impingement Part II: Strengthening

Note: people can read part I of this series HERE Strengthening the Rotator Cuff First and foremost, proper technique...
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Reducing Musculoskeletal injuries in SF soldiers A fairly recent article in the Journal of Special Operations Medicine (JSOM)* examined...
GH therapy and possible applications to connective tissue/joint degeneration in active populations. A common issue for athletes and other...
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