“It’s Utah. Why are we paying to get in cold water?” I hear this joke a lot. We live in Utah. It is cold for a good part of the year. Yet cold plunge studios are popping up everywhere, and people are lining up to jump into 45-degree water with their friends. I’ve worked with […]
Chronic low back pain rarely disappears on its own; the tissues often need help to heal. At Align Therapy, we use focused and radial shockwave plus EMTT, combined with targeted strengthening, to stimulate your body’s healing response, reduce pain, and rebuild support around your spine. When Back Pain Stops Healing On Its Own I often
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One patient returned to our clinic 7 years after starting scoliosis exercises and surprised us with how well he was doing. His spinal curve had improved by 5 degrees, his posture looked strong, and his low back pain had eased – all thanks to quiet, consistent effort over time. In this article, you’ll learn his
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Written somewhere over the Atlantic Ocean en route to Amsterdam… As I’m writing this, I’m on a flight headed to Amsterdam on my way to Croatia. I’ve been looking forward to this trip for months—the food, the culture, the stunning coastline…and 3 days in a research conference all about scoliosis treatment. But let’s be real…getting
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Scoliosis is a complex condition that affects the spine’s natural alignment, causing it to curve to the side in an “S” or “C” shape. For many people with scoliosis, the condition is initially painless, especially during adolescence when the body is still growing. However, as time goes on, the risk of experiencing pain increases, with
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Living with scoliosis can feel overwhelming, especially when pain starts to interfere with your daily life. Not all those with scoliosis will have pain, but it is more common with bigger curves, and as we age. However, you’re not alone, and there are proven strategies to help reduce pain and improve your overall function. Here,
With how common back pain is in our world, chances are someone you care about has back pain and it has influenced their enjoyment of life. As the holidays or birthdays come around, it can be a challenge to find something they really enjoy because of the significant limitations that can come with a sore
Imagine this: Sarah, a vibrant 13-year-old who loves volleyball, starts complaining about back pain during her classes. Initially, her parents thought it was just a result of her active lifestyle or perhaps she was carrying too many books in her backpack. However, the pain persisted, becoming a constant presence that hindered her focus in school
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As the gentle warmth of spring revives the world outside, it beckons kids and teens to step out and embrace the joy of being active. The season of renewal, however, brings with it a shadow for some families: the challenge of lower back pain in young ones eager to return to sports and outdoor fun.
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For many adults over 55, each morning can be a stark reminder of the challenges posed by scoliosis. The simple act of getting out of bed can be marred by a sharp reminder of your condition. As the day progresses, what should be routine activities – walking, standing, or even preparing dinner – can become
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