MCB Chiropractic LLC

For Life's Aches and Adventures

Ice

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A common recommendation is to use ice/cold therapy for the first 48 hours after an injury. That means you that you more than likely remember the event that lead to your specific pain, like stepping off the curb wrong, trying to lift something to heavy, a motor vehicle collision and so on. Waking up with pain […]

Thank you.

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Thank you to my patients, the staff and Therapeutic Sessions and my colleagues who were very supportive and understanding when my maternal grandmother passed. I was able to get out to the west coast quickly to spend time with my family and appreciate the flexibility and concern. The phone calls, emails and cards were appreciated.

Meet the Doctor and an Intro to Kaigo Health

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Dr. Bazley has recently started working with Kaigo Health to help busy professionals connect and maintain appointments with health care providers near their offices. Kaigo Health has visited and interviewed the doctors that it works with to make ensure a high quality of professionals. Check out the interview to find out more about Dr. Bazley. […]

Summer Fun

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As we travel and try new activities this summer injuries may occur. Some will happen dramatically like when a person falls off a jet ski others will happen more insidiously from long car rides, lugging multiple bags on one shoulder or from walking on soft sand. Yes, sometimes the unevenness of soft sand can cause […]

For My Urban Gardeners and Farmers

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Crouching down over the tulips, green beans and spinach encouraging (or begging) them to grow can lead to back pain, knee pain and headaches. Here’s some stretches to hopefully prevent some aches and pains. If you’re already having trouble getting into a squat or notice that pain builds up quickly in your neck or knees […]

Acceptable Care vs Better Care

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What tickles me most about this article is the definition of “best care” seems to mean “acceptable level of care”  in primary care settings.  To get better results than “best care” adding spinal manipulation is key (according to the research). United Kingdom back pain exercise and manipulation (UK BEAM) randomised trial: effectiveness of physical treatments […]

Chronic Low Back Pain

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Lumbago, this is the diagnosis usually given to a person who has diffuse achy low back pain that appeared out of nowhere (idiopathic), has lasted for a few months and doesn’t seem to be related to a disc injury, a fracture or anything more sinister. Lumbago, is a fancy word for “low back pain.”  Lumbago […]