by Dr. Bryan D. Royer | December 28, 2024 | Sports Medicine
Despite the fact that running is a favorite pastime for millions worldwide and celebrated for its incredible physical and mental health benefits, everyone knows that running is bad for your joints, right? We know running has benefits from strengthening muscles and...
by Dr. Bryan D. Royer | December 10, 2024 | Chiropractic Care
If you’re living with back, neck, or spine pain, you’re not alone. These conditions are among the leading causes of disability and missed work worldwide. Whether your pain is new or something you’ve struggled with for years, finding the right care provider can make...
by Dr. Bryan D. Royer | November 5, 2024 | Chiropractic Care, Sports Medicine
Photobiomodulation (PBM), also known as low-level laser therapy (LLLT), is a cutting-edge approach in the realm of therapeutic practices that has been gaining traction for its remarkable ability to enhance healing and improve patient outcomes. This non-invasive...
by Dr. Bryan D. Royer | November 1, 2024 | Products, Running, Sports Medicine
Normatec compression technology has become a leading tool for recovery and rehabilitation in both athletic and medical settings using dynamic air compression to provide multiple benefits by boosting circulation, reducing muscle soreness, and promoting overall...
by Dr. Bryan D. Royer | May 3, 2024 | Chiropractic Care, Nutrition, Wellness Lifestyle
Chronic inflammation, a silent threat within our bodies, arises in response to various triggers like infections or injuries. Unlike acute inflammation, which is a quick and necessary defense mechanism, chronic inflammation can persist for a long time, quietly damaging...
by Dr. Bryan D. Royer | April 4, 2024 | Sports Medicine, Strength & Conditioning, Wellness Lifestyle
Most people have learned over the years that flexibility plays a crucial role in enhancing the body’s effectiveness in movement, priming it for exercise, and serving as a preventative measure against injuries. However, flexibility training often gets overlooked...
