Current Newsletter Articles :: February 2026

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Dry Nights for the First Time in Six Children in Study Under Chiropractic Care

Bedwetting, also known as nocturnal enuresis or nighttime bladder accidents, is more common than many families realize. It affects millions of children worldwide and can continue well beyond the toddler years. For children and parents alike, this challenge often brings frustration, embarrassment, disrupted sleep, and stress at home. Traditional. . . Read More
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National Survey in Denmark Shows Patients Very Satisfied with Chiropractic Care

When people seek healthcare, they want more than symptom relief—they want to feel heard, understood, and confident in the care they receive. A large national study published on November 26, 2025, by BMC Health Services Research, looked closely at how patients experience chiropractic care and what truly shapes their overall satisfaction. Rather than. . . Read More
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Failed Back Surgery Helped by Chiropractic According to Study

Many people assume that spine surgery will permanently solve chronic back or neck pain. Unfortunately, a large number of patients continue to experience pain, stiffness, and reduced quality of life long after surgery. This ongoing condition—often described as persistent pain after spinal surgery—can affect sleep, mobility, mood, and daily activities,. . . Read More
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Improvement in ADHD Symptoms in Woman Who Suffered Multiple Physical Traumas

Many people don't realize how deeply stress and physical trauma can affect the body long after an injury seems to have healed. Stress doesn't only come from emotional strain—it can also build up from physical injuries, accidents, repetitive strain, and even long-standing tension patterns. Over time, this accumulation can overwhelm the nervous system. . . Read More