sports rehabilitation

Exercising While Healing: Can You?

By madwire / January 17, 2019

Here at Senara Health and Healing Center & Spa in Peoria, we have countless patients who utilize our physical therapy services to aid in the healing process. Whether you were injured in an auto accident or experience chronic pain (like headaches or sciatica), physical therapy can quicken your recovery time while ensuring that you do…

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Benefits To Chiropractic Care As You Age

By madwire / January 10, 2019

One of the reasons that so many turn to chiropractic care is because it offers a holistic approach to treatment that is natural, safe, and effective for the whole family. From infants to retirees, our chiropractors work with people of all ages who need relief from pain and healing from injuries. As you age, the…

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Feeling Good? Why Good Health Is Different Than Feeling Fine

By madwire / November 22, 2018

Do you wake up each morning, stretch, and bask in the lack of pops or pain? Wonderful! But we’ve got news that may come as a surprise to you. Just because you’re pain free, that doesn’t automatically mean you’re in good health. If you’re among the many Americans that wait until acute pain flares up…

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Winter Back Care Tips: Caring For Your Spine Without Going Outside

By madwire / November 15, 2018

As the days grow shorter and colder, many of us fall into some less-than-healthy habits. We may not be bears, but the inclination to hibernate is very real. This means most of us want to hunker down in front of the fireplace and sip on some cocoa rather than get out and be active. The…

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Exercise And Memory: Can Fitness Help Cognitive Function?

By madwire / October 25, 2018

Most of us have likely been encouraged by a doctor to exercise more or start a regular fitness routine. Yes, even if it’s as simple as taking a walk after dinner each night. Whether the encouragement comes from a cardiologist or a chiropractor, it’s fair to say that doctors across disciplines encourage exercise whenever it’s…

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Do Chiropractic Adjustments Hurt? And Other Myths Busted

By madwire / August 31, 2018

If you’re experiencing chronic pain in your back, muscles, or joints, you may want to see a back pain specialist for chiropractic treatment or physical therapy. Pain in the body can be caused from a number of problems, however, there’s usually a root cause that can be targeted and addressed to help the patient find…

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Health Concerns Spinal Decompression Can Help

By madwire / August 24, 2018

It can be frightening to feel pain in your back. Whether you’ve lifted something heavy and felt a sharp pain or you’ve gradually felt uncomfortable until one day, your back began to hurt, you may be dealing with what’s called spinal compression. This condition can happen almost anywhere along your spine from our neck (cervical…

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What Is Trigger Point Therapy And How Does It Help?

By madwire / August 17, 2018

Are you experiencing pain or discomfort in a specific muscle? What about knots in certain muscles? When the pain in specific muscle areas radiate outwards, causing a general discomfort that cannot be ignored, it’s deemed a trigger point. Most patients call the pain annoying and, in some cases, debilitating. How does one remedy this pain?…

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How Chiropractors Treat Headaches Naturally

By madwire / July 6, 2018

Do you have a sharp pain, throbbing sensation, or a dull ache in your head? You may be suffering from a headache. Did you know between 50-75 percent of people in the world suffer from a headache at least once year? Up to four percent of people in the world suffer from headaches for more…

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Why Does Sciatica Come And Go?

By madwire / June 22, 2018

Did you know that the Sciatica Nerve is the longest nerve in your entire body? It runs from the lower back and runs down through the back of the thighs, calves, and ends in the feet. With this being understood, it’s no surprise that sciatica pain can negatively influence an individual’s quality of life. Symptoms…

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