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by Dr. Scott Van Dam | Nov 19, 2024 | Health Articles
As Thanksgiving ushers in a time of gratitude and reflection, it's also the gateway to the bustling frenzy of Black Friday. Amidst the joy and excitement of these events, it's important to prioritize your well-being, especially if stress is taking a toll on you. The transition from Thanksgiving to Black Friday can sometimes heighten stress...
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by Dr. Scott Van Dam | Nov 12, 2024 | Zed
Round 1: Decoding the Pain In Your Lower Back! Brace yourself for an interesting fact: Did you know that hip pain has a sneaky way of imitating lower back pain? Yes, it's true! Decoding whether your discomfort originates from your lower back, hip, or sacroiliac (SI) joint can be quite the puzzle. The similarity in...
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by Dr. Scott Van Dam | Nov 8, 2024 | Health Articles
Your Chiropractic Solution in Fargo As the warmth of autumn transitions into the serenity of early November, it's a perfect time to address lingering discomfort, particularly if you're dealing with sciatica and leg pain. The transition from fall to the colder days of November can sometimes worsen these symptoms, but the solution lies in chiropractic...
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by Dr. Scott Van Dam | Nov 5, 2024 | Zed
Chiropractic Care. Not a Quicky Lube For Auto Injuries! As you can see, if you have been in an auto accident, tape for your car and band-aids for your body alone will not recover the damage to your vehicle or the health of your body. So, if you have been in an accident and are...
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by Dr. Scott Van Dam | Nov 1, 2024 | Health Articles, Newsletters, Office News
Chiropractic Solutions for Tech Neck Tech neck syndrome, or text neck, is a common problem caused by poor electronic device posture. It results in chronic neck or shoulder pain from prolonged periods of looking down at screens. The human head weighs between 10 and 12 pounds in a neutral position. However, tilting forward becomes significantly...
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