Dr. Karl Jawhari, DC

High heels are still one of the most popular shoe styles. Many of Dr. Karl Jawhari's patients say they like wearing heels because they give them more height, accentuate the muscles in their legs, and improve the way their bodies are positioned. Unfortunately, high heels can put additional strain on a variety of body components. If you wear heels frequently, the tension can develop into health issues that demand a visit to our clinic. We will go over how high heels affect the body, as well as some of the health issues that come with them, as well as some advice for wearing them safely.   When wearing heels, how does your body position change? When you wear heels, your body goes through several changes: The curve of your spine changes The spine has a natural S-curve that works as a shock absorber, reducing the amount of stress placed on the vertebrae. Unfortunately, wearing heels can cause this S-curve to be altered, resulting in some unanticipated issues. When you are wearing heels,

We drank up new information like sponges when we were little children. Consider how much knowledge a child consumes from the time they are born until they enter kindergarten. They grow from babies who can not sit, talk, or even chew to children who can read, dress themselves, and even help make supper in just 5 or 6 years. Now imagine yourself in the shoes of a senior adult who has recently suffered a stroke. Even though she is been doing all of those things for decades, she may need to relearn how to walk, talk, and eat. In the vast majority of situations, a stroke victim can completely regain all of those skills. But what if she is not able to? Our brains are sometimes incapable of learning new abilities or adapting to new ways of thinking. It has everything to do with our brain function and entire body wellness whether we can learn new things or not. All of this has to do with neuroplasticity, or a person's brain's ability to adapt and expand through time. While everyone'

Chiropractic care may help you if you are suffering from anxiety and depression. In general, chiropractic care is based on a mind-body approach that emphasizes addressing physical symptoms to heal mental symptoms. A chiropractor is well-equipped to take a comprehensive approach to your mental health, considering all options for improving your well-being. New research supports the effectiveness of chiropractic treatments in treating mental health issues. Chiropractic care may be a natural and cost-effective way for those suffering from anxiety and/or depression to improve their quality of life. Symptoms of anxiety and depression Every year, about 40 million adults in the United States suffer mental illness. Although anxiety symptoms are most frequent, depression is still the prominent cause of disability worldwide. The following are some of the most common physical repercussions of anxiety and depression; however, each patient's symptoms are unique: Fatigue or inability to sleep Mus

Chiropractic care is a safe and effective way to treat pain and injury caused by vehicle accidents, falls, sports-related injuries, and various other injuries to our bodies. Chiropractic therapy is also a great technique to relieve much of the pain and suffering caused by pregnancy, which is less well-known. A pregnant woman goes through many changes like an increased weight and belly growth which is evident and natural. Other biological changes that occur in the body of a woman can make them feel tired and sometimes result in back pain and Dr. Karl Jawhari can assist you with all of them, allowing you to feel strong and be ready for your delivery. The expansion of your belly button accompanies a rise in the curvature of your spine. This happens to accommodate the belly's evolution and can affect a pregnant woman's posture. In preparation for the birthing process, the pelvis also shifts, exacerbating the changes in the woman's posture. Each of these alterations can lead to