Chiropractic Partners - Dr. Brian Ransone

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What the HECK is a Chiropractic Adjustment?

Why does it make noise? Is it safe? What are you actually doing?

Find out answers to all those questions (and more) in this short article. Follow the link to learn more...

What is a Chiropractic Adjustment? Many people go to the chiropractor to get their neck, back, and hips “popped” or “cracked.” While we definitely do make our career out of “cracking backs,” we much prefer the term “adjustment” or “manipulation.” Chiropractors and other physicians may disagree about which of those...

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and Chiropractic?

90% of all carpal tunnel patients were also found to have additional nerve root irritation in their cervical spine, a condition known as “double crush phenomena.”
(J of Neuro, Neurosurgery, and Psych 03')

What does this mean for you? It means that if you have carpal tunnel syndrome (or similar symptoms) and are exclusively focused on the wrist/hand, you could be missing a big piece of the puzzle!

Chiropractic Care is NOT just for neck and back pain. We treat the ENTIRE musculoskeletal system, not just the spine.

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Do You Have JAW or TMJ Issues?

Have you tried all the "normal" medical treatments with no success?

If this sounds like you, we'd invite you to learn more about how gentle, non-invasive, NON-PAINFUL, Chiropractic Care might be the answer!

Follow this link to read more about how Chiropractic can help with Jaw and TMJ pain...

Jaw Pain/TMJ and Chiropractic Of the many conditions not often associated with chiropractic care, Jaw Pain or TMJD (aka Temporomandibular Joint and Muscle Disorder/Syndrome) is definitely one of the most interesting. Most people refer to these symptoms as TMJ, but that’s the abbreviation for the actual joint itself, and not th...

The ICEBERG Concept

It is estimated that only 10% of your nervous system is dedicated to feeling pain/discomfort. What this means is that "pain" can often be the very last symptom to show up when we have problems (and for the same reason is often the first symptom to resolve as we begin healing). In Chiropractic, we refer to this as the "Iceberg" concept.

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The Iceberg Concept It is estimated that only 10% of your nervous system is dedicated to feeling pain/discomfort. What this means is that "pain" can often be the very last symptom to show up when we have problems (and for the same reason is often the first symptom to resolve as we begin healing). In Chiropractic, we re...