By Phillip Maletta, DC Last Updated: July 13, 2026 Back pain after boating happens because hours of wave impacts, vibration, and unsupported sitting fatigue the muscles that stabilize your spine — then tubing or wakeboarding adds sudden, high-force landings on…
Last Updated: June 29, 2026 It usually happens at the worst possible time. You roll your ankle in a pickleball game, your shoulder starts barking three weeks into tennis season, or your kid limps off the soccer field favoring a…
Last Updated: June 13, 2026 You bent down to pick up your kid, felt that familiar twinge, and did what you always do — straightened up slowly, told yourself it’s nothing, and got on with your day. With Father’s Day…
A golf swing can put about eight times your body weight of compressive force on your lower spine — and you’re doing it 80, 90, maybe 100 times per round. So when you wake up the morning after a round…
Your doctor says go to physical therapy. Your coworker swears by her chiropractor. Your neighbor says they’re basically the same thing. And now you’re stuck in the middle, scrolling comparison articles at 11 PM, more confused than when you started.…
You’ve tried the stretches. You’ve iced it. You’ve taken the ibuprofen. And the pain is still there — maybe a little better, maybe not. If that sounds like you, laser therapy might be the right next step. But not always.…
Memorial Day is not Veterans Day. It’s an easy mix-up — for some of us raised outside of military families, we were never taught the difference. But the distinction matters, and on this particular Memorial Day, it matters to us…
The pain started in your neck. Now it’s running down your shoulder, into your arm, maybe all the way to your fingertips. It might burn. It might tingle. Your hand might feel weak, or your fingers might go numb for…
Class IV laser therapy is FDA-cleared to relieve pain and increase circulation. McAlpine Chiropractic in Holland, MI explains how laser therapy works, what to expect, and how it complements chiropractic care.
What should I do in the first 72 hours after a car accident? Get evaluated within 24 hours — even if you feel fine. Adrenaline masks soft-tissue injury for days, and delayed care is linked to significantly worse outcomes at…
