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June 2026 Newsletter | Brain Based Chiropractic Center Natural health news published monthly by Brain Based Chiropractic Center | June 2026 Issue

The Hidden Posture Problems Caused by How You Carry Your Bag You probably don’t think twice about grabbing your bag as you leave the house. Same shoulder, same side, same habit you’ve had for years. But that routine — repeated hundreds of times — may be quietly reshaping the way your body holds itself, and not for the better.

What Nerve Pain Actually Feels Like (And Why It's Easy to Misread) | Brain Based Chiropractic Center Most people expect pain to feel like pain — a dull ache, a sharp sting, something that’s clearly coming from a specific spot. Nerve pain doesn’t always follow those rules. It can show up as tingling in your fingers, a burning sensation down your leg, or a strange numbness that comes and goes.

May 2026 Newsletter | Brain Based Chiropractic Center Natural health news published monthly by Brain Based Chiropractic Center | May 2026 Issue

Staying mobile as you get older is one of the most reliable predictors of long-term independence and quality of life. Chiropractic care can play a real role in maintaining joint mobility, reducing stiffness, and supporting the nervous system function that keeps balance and coordination sharp. Many older adults find that regular care helps them stay active in the ways that matter most to them.

April 2026 Newsletter | Brain Based Chiropractic Center Natural health news published monthly by Brain Based Chiropractic Center | April 2026 Issue

Healing and Calming

Chiropractic care has been shown to enhance the healing and calming parasympathetic nervous system and to change processing within the prefrontal cortex. This may be why thousands of people who see chiropractors report that it helps them to relax, to feel less stressed, and why they just feel better.

According to a study done by the Rudd Center researchers, suggest that health consequences of obesity negatively impact the workforce. It is estimated that the overall cost nationally in loss of productivity because of obesity related absenteeism was estimated at $8.65 billion per year. This accounts for 93% of all absenteeism cost.

Understanding all the economic cost of obesity, including the loss of productivity, is important for management as well as the employees. The consequences of these costs pose increased cost to society because of higher production costs and a less competitive workforce.

Chiropractic Affects your Brain The small muscles close to your skull tell your brain what your spine is doing, which represents what the core of your body is doing.