Rawlings Chiropractic, Dr. Lance Rawlings

read moreHave you been in an work or auto accident? Find out now, before long-term damage sets in, if your injuries require treatment, what treatment options are available and at what cost, how much insurance will cover, and whether you should involve a personal injury attorney. We work hand in hand with your personal injury attorney to successfully prepare an appropriately documented appeal for damages. Appropriate evaluation and treatment are vital to complete recovery - failing to receive the proper diagnosis and treatment may prolong the healing process.

read moreChiropractic is a whole body healing art. Chiropractors not only work with the spine, but also adjust the joints of the extremities, the cranium, the viscera and soft tissues depending on the needs of the patient. Chiropractic does not rely on drugs or surgery in the healing process. Instead, Chiropractic safely and gently stimulates your body's natural ability to heal itself from the inside out. Besides relieving pain due to skeletostructural abnormalities, one of the most important ways Chiropractic improves your health is by helping your body to communicate properly.

read moreSandy, UT, Chiropractor, Dr. Lance Rawlings, provides safe, fast and effective Chiropractic care for Sandy area residents experiencing back pain, neck pain, migraines, headaches, whiplash, fibromyalgia and more. Call (888) 569-8180 for a free consultation.

read moreHe is such a caring and giving person. I recommend him to everyone I meet. Because I believe in him. He is also so funny and sometimes it's not always about the treatment but how someone makes you feel and that affects how we feel and helps you change within with our hearts. Thank you Rawlings! Rawlings and the CRT (Cranial Release Technique) are a miracle. Every time I visit him I leave his office with my head and body tingling with relaxation. Care for the whole body by working on spinal corrections and blood flow.

read moreSome of the most common health issues experienced by women are caused by Hormonal Imbalances. These can include: PMS, Menopause, Insomnia, Hot Flashes, Hyperthyroidism, and Weight Gain plus more. Hormones play a crucial role in your health and well-being. From teenage through menopause we experience hormonal imbalances of varying degrees. A proper diagnosis must be established to determine the best treatment options; such as herbal and homeopathic remedies. They are gentle on delicate body systems, but still effective and improve your overall health while helping to restore balance to hormonal levels.

read moreIt started with a routine trip to the store. Suddenly you hear a screeching of tires and the harsh sound of metal hitting metal. In the split second before you can brace yourself, you feel your car moving from some unseen force! It's tempting to minimize your own injuries because your car has sustained little or no damage. Research shows that occupants can be injured considerably more than what you'd expect from a dented fender or a broken taillight. If you visit the emergency room, you may be given a clean bill of health because you don't have any broken bones.

read moreThe nerve-rich facet joints on the back side of each spinal bone are a common cause of back pain. The pain can be a sign these interlocking "fingers" aren't moving right. The discs between spinal bones can be involved, too. Trauma can cause the soft, pulpy material in the middle to bulge, putting pressure on nearby nerves. Specific chiropractic adjustments can help improve spinal function. By restoring the way your spine works, discs and soft tissues may heal, nerve involvement may be reduced, pain can ease and better stability can return.

read moreSome tips to manage your neck pain at home: Use Ice--a good rule of thumb is 20 minutes on and 2 hours off and then repeat. Check your pillow--if it's too flat it will stretch your neck muscles unnaturally. Try neck exercises to loosen stiff muscles. Text neck, the onset of cervical spinal degeneration, happens when people are hunched over looking at their electronic devices, for hours at a time, which really puts an extreme load on the spine. A recent study published in the journal 'Surgical Technology International' shows that when you are standing or sitting straight your head weighs, 10 to 12 lbs.