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Feeding and settling in the first 6 weeks: what’s normal and when to call
A guest post from Brisbane midwife Talitha Herrick of My Midwives on newborn feeding, settling and weight in the first 6 weeks, and when to call for help.
Is It Normal for Your Jaw to Click? What TMJ Symptoms Actually Mean
Jaw clicking is common, but it isn't something to ignore. Michael explains what the click actually means, the TMJ symptoms people miss, and what the research says about treatment.
Beyond the Adjustment: Elevating Your Vitality, Clarity, and Potential
A guest post from Joanna Dettl of Indigo Coaching on pairing chiropractic care with mindset coaching for clarity, energy and balance.
When Can You Actually Start Exercising After Having a Baby?
The six-week check is a starting point, not a finish line. Amanda explains what your body actually needs before returning to exercise after birth, and the signs it isn't ready yet.
Your Shoulder MRI Probably Looks Worse Than It Is
If you have ever had a shoulder scan and been told there is a tear, a partial tear, or tendinopathy in your rotator cuff, you are not alone. And there is a very good chance that finding has nothing to do with your pain. A large population-based study published in JAMA Internal Medicine (Ibounig et…
Is It Normal for Your Hand to Go Numb?
Numbness after leaning on your arm is harmless. Numbness that keeps coming back, or wakes you at night, is worth paying attention to. Here is how to tell the difference, and why movement is usually the fix.