How a Chiropractor Cares for Scar Tissue in Different Patients How a Chiropractor Cares for Scar Tissue in Different Patients Scar tissue can form inside our bodies when normal tissue is damaged by injury, disease, or surgery. It forms during the body’s natural healing process when it quickly lays down collagen to stabilize the area. This results in tough, fibrous tissue that is different from the original tissue. If not properly addressed, scar tissue can lead to pain, restricted movement, and discomfort. Read more
The “ART” of Movement-Based Massage for Triathletes & Marathon Runners The “ART” of Movement-Based Massage for Triathletes & Marathon Runners Active release technique (ART) is a soft tissue movement-based massage technique that treats a wide range of muscular problems in areas such as muscles, tendons, ligaments, fascia, and nerves. Doctor Bomberg utilizes ART as a part of movement-based massage for triathletes and marathon runners. The technique is effective at relieving pain associated with these athletic activities. Read more
Should You Use Your Blue Cross Blue Shield Insurance for Chiropractic Care? Should You Use Your Blue Cross Blue Shield Insurance for Chiropractic Care? If you have Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance, knowing what chiropractic care costs are covered before treatment is important. Read on about BCBS insurance and how to use it for the best chiropractic care. Read more
How to Make Chiropractic Care Part of Your Routine How to Make Chiropractic Care Part of Your Routine To receive maximum benefits, chiropractic care must be part of your regular schedule. Consider these tips from Bomberg Chiropractic to improve your daily chiropractic routine. Read more
10 Widespread Chiropractic Myths Debunked 10 Widespread Chiropractic Myths Debunked Even though chiropractors perform one of the leading forms of preventative and conservative healthcare in the world, there are plenty of misconceptions surrounding chiropractic care. While some of the inaccurate information might be well-intentioned, in most cases, it does more harm than good. Read more