by Dr. Marvin DC We are excited to announce we will be adding yet another powerful tool to our tool belts in 2024 as your performance chiropractors – the Neubie®! The Neubie® is NeuFit’s patented direct current (DC) electrical stimulation device. It is an acronym for “neuro-bio-electric stimulator” and is FDA-cleared. Using DC has several…
by Dr. Marvin DC So you get an injured and have to take time off of lifting with a particular limb on one side….what do you do with training? Do you stop going altogether? Do you only do your legs if your arm is immobilized? Or, what about not only just doing legs, but your…
By Dr. Marvin DC Mirror therapy for chronic pain and other nervous system conditions has a relatively recent history starting in the 1990’s; with its roots in neurorehabilitation and the exploration of the brain’s ability to reorganize itself. With how little information is readily available to the general public, we were requested to put…
By Dr. Marvin We are excited to announce we are now offering blood flow restriction (BFR) training in office. While this modality has been gained massive popularity in recent years, it’s not a new to musculoskeletal care and performance. The first research on blood flow restriction (BFR) training, also known as occlusion training, can be…
Right before the New Year, Dr. Marvin got to sit down for an interview with KHEA Radio in studio in La Marque, TX. There he talked about what performance chiropractic is, how he got into chiropractic, and what sets our office apart from the rest. Here is the full interview as published on KHEA Radio’s…
by Dr. Todd Riddle & Dr. Chris Marvin Pain is a tricky thing. Sometimes it’s easy to identify why you hurt; you had a fall, played too much basketball, picked up something the wrong way. Aside from that, pain can be a villain that hides in the dark and is hard to find. Here are 10…
by Dr. Todd Riddle Here’s a fun patient case study from our office who came to us with severe foot arch pain preventing them from doing their favorite workouts. A typical part of our initial visit and examination is to look at how the patients walks. There is so much good information we can…
by Dr. Marv Welcome back to part two in this blog series. If you missed part one we highly encourage you to read that blog first, and then come back to part two. So, how do we know if you have access to adequate internal and external rotation of the hip? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9CUdDmZwp4&list=PLJRQbP-XpdmwrAiw6EaM26q1_LVoQS0eE&index=5 The video…