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In a recent episode of the Crackin Backs podcast, we delved deep into the realm of PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field) therapy with none other than Michael Davis, often hailed as the "father of PEMF."
In the latest episode of the Crackin' Backs podcast, we had the privilege of hosting Mason Sawyer, a man whose life embodies the stoic philosophy of finding strength in adversity.
In the latest episode of "Crackin' Backs," we had the pleasure of hosting Lois Laynee, a renowned expert in cranial nerve function. Laynee's insights are a goldmine for both medical professionals and anyone interested in understanding the body's complex workings.
In the latest episode of "Crackin' Backs," we delve into the remarkable journey of Dr. David Mehler. His story, replete with transformation and enlightenment, serves as a beacon of hope and inspiration for all seeking a deeper connection with their true selves.
Welcome to the "Crackin' Backs" blog, where we dive into the world of golf, guided by the expertise of professional trainer Luka Mentzer.
Do you ever wonder why some injuries seem to linger, despite seemingly proper treatment? Are you curious about the fascinating world of chiropractic and osteopathy and how they can work together to optimize your health?
In a world that never seems to slow down, stress has become an unwelcome companion in our daily lives. It doesn't discriminate; it affects athletes on the field, executives in the boardroom, and individuals at family gatherings.
Welcome to the latest episode of the Crackin' Backs Podcast! Today, we dive deep into the fascinating world of athletic performance and injury prevention with our esteemed guest, Dr. Trent Nessler.
In the world of healthcare and wellness, there are individuals who push the boundaries of traditional medicine, seeking innovative ways to improve our lives.
Did you know that each year, over 300,000 young athletes aged 8-18 undergo surgical interventions for Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) injuries, with a significant majority being female athletes?