by Catalyst Chiropractic | Mar 31, 2022 | Healthy Living, Natural Pain Relief, Sports Injury
As we move toward the spring months, many of us begin to think about getting outside again and enjoying the beautiful weather. If you enjoy exercising outside, the spring in Minnesota can be ideal for this type of activity. Tennis, marathon training, walking, soccer,...
by Catalyst Chiropractic | Mar 21, 2022 | Healthy Living, Rehabilitation Services
While maintaining good posture might sound like something your parents lectured your younger self about, good posture has a lot of benefits. Maintaining good posture is also one of the easiest changes you can do to improve your health. Modern American life has become...
by Catalyst Chiropractic | Jan 17, 2022 | Chiropractic Care, Healthy Living
Self-care means a lot of different things to different people. One thing that most of the definitions have in common is that self-care helps you feel better, rejuvenated, and a bit healthier. Catalyst Chiropractic & Rehab offers several options to help you find...
by Catalyst Chiropractic | Jan 10, 2022 | Back Pain, Healthy Living, Natural Pain Relief
Chronic back pain and its consequences can infiltrate every aspect of one’s life. Sleeping is certainly no exception. Many people deal with issues such as discomfort and poor sleep quality. In fact, nearly 60% of these individuals report regular sleep disturbances....
by Catalyst Chiropractic | Dec 30, 2021 | Chiropractic Care, Healthy Living, Massage Therapy
At approximately the two-year point of the world’s response to Covid-19, we are learning to adjust to the changes caused by this most recent global health crisis. We are venturing back out into the world–going to the mall, shopping for groceries in-store, and even...
by Catalyst Chiropractic | Oct 5, 2021 | Healthy Living, Natural Pain Relief, Sports Injury
When an athletic injury occurs, you immediately wonder how much time will be missed and how bad is the injury. For some athletes, they may instantly resort to pain medication to try and fight through the pain and continue to play. That may end up making the injury...