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How Effective is Elective Surgery?
Getting surgery is never fun. There are upsides, but also lots of possible complications andmixed results. The enclosed 5-page summary highlights the information from the July 2021article published in the BMJ (British Medical Journal). The ten most common electiveorthopedic procedures were studied to determine their effectiveness. This article argues for optimizing non-surgical management of the […]
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Understanding and Treating Leg Length Discrepancy
In 90% of the population, one limb is shorter than the other. While limb length discrepancy for the majority of this metric equates to less than half an inch, for others it is more severe. Those with leg length discrepancy especially are likely to experience lifestyle disruptions. Fortunately, there are treatments available at Utah Sports and Wellness to minimize the negative effects of the condition.
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How Chiropractic Can Help Your Low Back Pain
With over 40 years of experience, we’ve seen our share of patients with back pain. Sometimes its been there for months or even years and sometimes it just happened over the last weekend. No matter how long the problem has been there we can usually fix it in a maximum of 4 weeks. Please consider […]
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Understanding the Relationship Between Sleep Duration and Cardiovascular Disease
When the major risk factors for cardiovascular disease are listed, sleep deprivation is not usually among them. However, a growing body of research suggests a link between sleep duration and cardiovascular disease. While this pairing seems unlikely, it adds urgency to having timely and restful sleep to minimize the risk of danger to the heart. […]
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Is Arthroscopic Knee Surgery Worth the Process?
The knee is a complex joint, often considered the most complex in the human body. It also bears the body’s weight and wears out relatively quickly. It is no wonder that a quarter of people suffer from degenerative knee disease after the age of 50. Arthroscopic knee surgery is a common option for the mitigation […]
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Hope for IBS and Ulcerative Colitis
These digestive problems can come from a variety of sources. Some of the most common causes are viral, bacterial and an overactive immune system that attacks itself. With symptoms including, pain, bloating, constipation, bleeding, vomiting and fatigue. Some research shows diet can contribute to the disease, but most research is now focused on treating it […]
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