Get Relief Fast with Trusted Tulsa Chiropractic Care

• posted: Apr. 05, 2021
• back pain,  chiropractic,  tulsachiropractor,  tulsa chiropractor,  tulsa,  back surgery,  tulsa chiropractic,  55th and Memorial,  Dr Cole,  Cole Chiropractic Clinic,  Low back pain,  hip pain,  sciatic nerve pain,  sciatica,  lumbago

Chiropractic care is a conservative, noninvasive form of treatment for neck and back pain.  It involves specific movements of the spinal vertebrae to correct misalignments that put pressure on the Read More

• posted: Feb. 01, 2021
• low back pain,  neck pain,  tulsachiropractor,  headaches,  wellness,  laughter,  chiropractic manipulation,  chiropractic adjustment,  ColeChiropractic,  Dr Chris Cole,  immune system,  exercise

But did you know that laughter has some of the same healing effects as chiropractic care? Laughing is an all-natural way of lowering pain levels and relieving stress, just like Chiropractic care. Laugher reduces the level of stress hormones in the body. Stress hormones like cortisol raise your blood pressure, increase your heart rate and prepare your body for a fight or flight response. Prolonged stress has negative effects on your heart, as well as your entire cardiovascular system, causing unwanted side effects like weight gain. Chiropractic treatments release muscle tension and pressure on the nerves, allowing the body to relax, function more optimally, and heal properly. Laughter also helps release endorphins, our body's natural mood enhancers. Exercise does this as well. These chemicals; neurotransmitters like serotonin and dopamine, are our body's natural opioids, and they give us a feeling of overall balance and wellness. Chiropractic care does the same thing by releasing muscle tension and tightness around the nerve roots of our skeletal system, and by enhancing the functionality of the nerves in the body. This release of tension can help improve your mood as well as increase those feel-good chemicals in the body. Read More

• posted: Sep. 30, 2019
• tulsachiropractor,  backpain,  whiplash,  tulsa,  lowbackpain,  carwreck,  numbness,  tingling,  neuropathy,  degenerativediscdisease,  pinchednerve

Numbness can be a more serious symptom than pain. That's because it means a nerve isn't functioning properly. It can also be an indicator of a serious condition. Here are a few reasons you shouldn't ignore it: Read More

• posted: Aug. 05, 2019
• chiropractic,  chiropractor,  tulsachiropractor,  backpain,  headache,  tulsa,  lowbackpain,  neckpain,  wellness,  autoaccident,  carwreck,  shoulderpain,  midbackpain,  pelvispain,  tailbonepain,  paindownleg

friends talk about it, and so do articles online, but life balance isn't easy. Work, health, family, household chores, friends....they all seem to fall into the high priority category. It is difficult to juggle them all and still feel balance. Your body also strives for balance. Do you remember learning, maybe way back in elementary school, about homeostasis? Homeostasis is defined as the state of steady internal physical and chemical conditions maintained by living systems. It is the condition of optimal functioning within the body. Our bodies have many homeostatic "regulators" which control things like body temperature, fluid balance, concentrations of electrolytes, blood sugar and so on, even in light of changing environmental factors. We don't have to eat the exact amount of sugar each day to create the perfect balance in our bodies, we have mechanisms to do that for us. And thank goodness we do, because there's no way we could keep track of all that ourselves, n Read More

• posted: Jun. 04, 2019
• back pain,  chiropractic,  low back pain,  tulsachiropractor,  autoaccidents,  whatcausesbackpain,  carwreckexam

Back pain can have many causes. In fact, the list is extensive. Here are a just a few events commonly listed by our patients as the cause of their back pain. Read More

• posted: Jun. 03, 2019
• chiropractic,  chiropractor,  low back pain,  tulsachiropractor,  backpain,  hydration,  spinalhealth,  spinaldiscs,  vertebrae

Water is good for the soft tissues in your spine. To keep them healthy, you need to drink water. Read More

• posted: Apr. 04, 2019
• tulsachiropractor,  whiplash,  lowbackpain,  feetonthe dash,  autoaccident,  carwreckexams,  spinalinjuries,  carwreck

Sitting with your feet propped up on the dash of the car is the subject of many a country and western song or celebrity photo. But, did you know that some serious injuries can be incurred if you were suddenly involved in an auto accident while in that position? Read More

• posted: Apr. 01, 2019
• chiropractic,  chiropractor,  tulsachiropractor,  backpain,  sore back,  sorefromgardening,  tulsagardener,  lowbackpain,  neckpain

Gardening and yard work are among the top causes listed by our patients for their back pain this time of year. Here are a few tips from our Tulsa Chiropractor"s resident gardening expert (and chiropractic assistant wife) for preventing pain while still enjoying your time outside: Read More

• posted: Mar. 06, 2019
• back pain,  chiropractic,  neck pain,  tulsachiropractor,  tulsa

Back pain is usually caused when the vertebrae, discs, muscles, nerves, tendons and ligaments in the spine are not moving together properly. Read More

• posted: Feb. 20, 2019
• chiropractor,  neck pain,  tulsachiropractor,  headache,  whiplash,  head too heavy,  can't sleep,  can't concentrate,  irritable,  auto accident,  car wreck,  chiropractor for neck pain

Neck pain can cause daily life to be especially challenging. If you are suffering from neck pain, it is likely one or all of the following scenarios fit your current life story. Read More

• posted: Feb. 07, 2019
• back pain,  chiropractic,  tulsachiropractor,  spinalcare

Your spine is the support structure for your body that allows to you bend, twist and remain upright. It deserves a little indulgence! Here are a few ways to treat yourself, and your spine, with special care. Read More

• posted: Feb. 07, 2019
• chiropractic,  low back pain,  tulsachiropractor,  missing work

Here are a few facts that might help any boss understand what it's like to live with severe low back pain. Read More

• posted: Feb. 05, 2019
• tulsachiropractor,  headaches,  chiropractic and headaches,  sinusitis,  sinus headache

Dr Cole gives a few tips on sinus headaches, sinus problems and prevention. Read More

• posted: Nov. 06, 2018
• back pain,  chiropractic,  tulsachiropractor,  happy new year,  headaches,  autoaccidents

As 2018 comes to a close, and a new year is upon us, it feels like we all have a fresh start. At Cole Chiropractic Clinic, we like to reflect on the terrific outcomes we achieved in 2018, and to look forward to new and exciting improvements in 2019. Read More

• posted: Nov. 01, 2018
• tulsachiropractor,  merrychristmas,  backpain

No jingle bell jingled, no sound of reindeer. The word had got out that Santa was sick, There'd be no friendly visit from jolly St. Nick. Read More

• posted: Oct. 20, 2018
• chiropractic,  tulsachiropractor,  backpain,  lowbackpain,  roadtrip,  driving,  lowbackpainwhiledriving,  chiropractortulsa

Driving, whether for work or a fun family vacation, can be rough for someone with low back pain. Here are a few tips to helps make your next trip more comfortable: 1. Today's cars are short on head room. Be sure to adjust your seat so that you aren't leaning back with your legs straight in front of you. This position tilts the pelvis in a way that is sure to aggravate a back problem. Find a comfortable position that allows the seat bottom to support your thighs, and the seat back to hold you in an upright position. You shouldn't have to flex your neck forward to see properly. 2. Try not to slump in your seat. Slumping flattens the natural curves in yo Read More