What is the SI joint? The sacroiliac joint is located in the back of the pelvic region between the sacrum and the ilium bones, which are connected by strong ligaments. The sacrum supports the spine and is supported in turn by an ilium on each side. The joint is strong. It supports the entire weight
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SI Joint Hypermobility – What to Avoid and How to Help Heal
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Think Chiropractic Only Treats Back and Neck Pain? Think Again!
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When most of us hear the term Chiropractic we think of either auto accident, slip and fall, back pain, or neck pain issues. The truth is that chiropractic can do so much more to help both correctively and proactively to ensure good health now and in the future for the entire family. What is Chiropractic?
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Keep Moving, Stay Limber, and Feel Younger: Tips to Improve Your Range of Motion Aging may bring changes to our body and physical abilities and a limited range of motion is one of them. Range of motion refers to the degree of movement that joints have in any particular direction, and it can naturally decline