Chiropractic Insights

The refinery has been part of this town for generations, and plant work asks a lot of a body. Here’s what’s actually going on with shift-work back pain, and what tends to help.

The first hours and days after a crash set up everything that follows. Here’s a plain Minnesota checklist, and why delayed symptoms are so common.

In Minnesota, chiropractic care after a car accident is normally paid by your own auto insurance under no-fault coverage — no matter who caused the crash.

Most running aches come from a rapid jump in training load, not bad form — and are manageable without stopping entirely. Here’s how to tell which kind you have.

Chiropractic care can help with the back, neck, and hip pain that affects mobility in older adults — but the approach should look different at 75 than at 35.

It feels backwards, but for most new back pain, imaging right away isn’t the evidence-based answer. Here’s why — and when it genuinely is the right call.

The two get mixed up a lot, partly because “osteopath” means something different outside the U.S. Here’s a plain comparison of what each one actually is.

If your back and neck are fine in the morning and sore by mid-afternoon, your workstation setup is a good place to start. Here’s a ten-minute pass.

For pregnancy-related back and pelvic pain, gentle, pregnancy-adapted chiropractic care is a reasonable option — with a few real caveats worth knowing.

If your teenager is folded over a phone every evening and complaining about neck aches, the two are probably connected — and it’s a fixable habit.