Fayetteville Health News (Georgia, United States)

Dr. John Thomas, also known as The Running Doctor, will be the Doctor of Chiropractic at Advance Pain Management starting June 6, 2011. He will offer manipulation under anesthesia and has the specialized training necessary to perform the procedure.

Headaches are a common problem, with 1 in 10 men and 1 in 8 women experiencing a minimum of 1 or two headaches each month. This Fayetteville chiropractor offers safe solutions to headaches that do not involve drugs.

Dr. Linda H. Katz, a chiropractic practitioner in Fayetteville, offers spinal decompression to provide relief for back pains. This process is completely natural and away from the possible negative effects of modern medicines.

Looking for the best, entirely natural, safe way to relieve your back pain? Dr. Linda Katz provides each patient with effective solutions for long-term pain relief at a saving of more than half of the cost of intrusive chiropractic procedure.

With the advent of Accu-Spina with IDD Therapy protocols an increasing number of doctors and patients nationwide are waking up to the benefits of this incredible new treatment which has been studied extensively at Emory in Atlanta, Georgia.

Low back pain or sciatica in golfers could be a symptom of a herniated or bulging disc. Take steps to stop the pain and improve your game with Accu-Spina IDD Therapy.

With Yoga becoming more and more popular, visits to the doctors office for crazy-pose-induced back pain is on the rise. Before getting out there to strike that Yoga pose there are a couple of pointers one should keep in mind to prevent injuries.

The Accu-Spina™ with IDD Therapy® protocols manufactured by North American Medical Corporation is a non-invasive medical procedure that has an 86 percent success rate in treating herniated, bulging, degenerated discs, sciatica, and low back pain.

A little more than 20 million Americans see chiropractors every year and not just for pain from heavy lifting. Running and other weight bearing sports are known to cause excessive stress on the joints of the back, the pelvis, knees and ankles.