Leonard Wright

One of the world leaders in back health! A very great and educational podcast!! Everyone give it a listen!

Dr Stuart McGill - Episode 95 Dr Stuart McGill is a world renowned authority on back health. We delve into a host of topics from removing the sit up in the Military's PT test to the correlation between sleep deprivation and muscu

Some of you may wonder why I have taken such a keen interest in neurology as a chiropractor. Well for one, I have had great people to mentor me and guide me. But secondly, neurological rehabilitation is a massively important tool for helping people change their brains. Our brains at the age of 16 are much different than our brains now. The idea that the brain doesn’t change is now known to be false and with specific and direct stimulation to certain areas of the brain, we have the ability to teach people to walk again, teach people to recover from depression and anxiety and help people overcome many neurologically based obstacles!

The Adult Brain Does Grow New Neurons After All, Study Says Study points toward lifelong neuron formation in the human brain’s hippocampus, with implications for memory and disease

"Brain imaging exams performed on high school football players after just one season revealed changes in both the gray and white matter that correlated with exposure to head impacts, according to a new study that will be presented today at the annual meeting of the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA)."

My first post on this page is dedicated to something near and dear to my heart. I grew up as every little boy and wanted to be a professional football player. I wan the sport to thrive but we need to work together to have my studies like this one performed in Dallas to help make the game as safe as possible!

Head impacts lead to brain changes in high school football players Brain imaging exams performed on high school football players after just one season revealed changes in both the gray and white matter that correlated with exposure to head impacts, according to a new study.