Chiropractors in Charlotte, NC

We pride ourselves on providing Advanced Chiropractic Care based on 25 years of experience to stop your pain as quickly as possible. At DeMaine Chiropractic our professionals have the experience, training, and the most advanced technology available to help you heal and return to a happy, fulfilling life.

Thank you for taking the time to visit our internet site. In practice as well as on-line, we strive for excellence through superior patient treatment, education, and satisfaction. Within this site you'll find all kinds of health-related information. Information about our office and services, chiropractic,

Dr. Toby Weig graduated from New York Chiropractic College, Seneca Falls, New York in 2000. He received his BA in Industrial Psychology from The State University of New York College at Buffalo. His postgraduate education includes training in nutrition, neurology, work related injuries, carpal tunnel

Situated in the middle of Charlotte, the leading health specialists at Randolph Chiropractic Health Center are committed to assisting you reach your wellness objectives - combining skill and expertise that spans the whole chiropractic wellness spectrum. Dr. Scott Firczak and Dr. David Greenberg are dedicated

We're greatly appreciative that you have found your way to our website. We hope that you find all the information necessary to make the highest possible choices when it comes to the health and well-being of you and your family. After all, that is our aim for our family. In that respect, it becomes our

If you are available to feel better, have more energy and live a healthier life you're in the best place. Having a strong background in exercise physiology and nutrition along with his skills in both low force and traditional chiropractic, Dr. Ashforth has been leading people back to wellness since 1995.

Since its beginning, chiropractic has been located on the scientific fact that the nervous system controls the function of every cell, tissue, organ and system of your body. While the brain is protected by the skull, the spinal cord is more vulnerable, covered by 24 moving vertebrae. When these bones

Herniated discs are often referred to as slipped discs. This term is derived from the action of the center nucleus tissue when it is forced outward. The disc itself doesn't slip. However, the nucleus tissues in the heart of the disc can be placed under so much pressure that the outer ring of cartilage,