Dr. Zachary Ward | Ward Chiropractic Group | Ames, IA 50010

Upper Cervical Chiropractic Care for Ames and Central Iowa

Video Blog: Cervicogenic Headache and Upper Cervical Chiropractic

Video Blog: Cervicogenic Headache and Upper Cervical Chiropractic (1)

May 5, 2010 • Category: Common Symptoms, Feature, Video Blog

The source of headaches is often confusing. The kinds of headache are multiple, and their diagnosis is often controversial. Learn about a common kind of headache–the cervicogenic headache, and how it actually starts in the neck, and not in the head.

Video Blog: Cervicogenic Headache and Upper Cervical Chiropractic

A Patient Story»

Neck pain and other aches (1)

Neck pain and other aches

Sometimes, we ask our patients to evaluate the whole process in their own words. This is what one local woman said regarding her care for a neck injury, plus some other aches and pains she’d been having.

Announcements»

Running and Cycling on the Short Leg (0)

Running and Cycling on the Short Leg

What posture (especially the “short functional leg”) may mean for human performance and endurance athletes according to research. Lecture/Workshop at Ames Public Library, March 8, 2010 at 7 PM.

Balanced Living Podcasts»

Balanced Living Podcast: Cycling with Skunk River Cycles (0)

Balanced Living Podcast: Cycling with Skunk River Cycles

I interview Ronn Ritz from Skunk River Cycles in Ames to learn the secrets of cycling from an expert. We learn how to select a bike, talk about the benefits of cycling, and the advancements in this under appreciated sport.

Common Symptoms»

Video Blog: Cervicogenic Headache and Upper Cervical Chiropractic (1)

Video Blog: Cervicogenic Headache and Upper Cervical Chiropractic

The source of headaches is often confusing. The kinds of headache are multiple, and their diagnosis is often controversial. Learn about a common kind of headache–the cervicogenic headache, and how it actually starts in the neck, and not in the head.

Latest Health News»

New study hopes to uncover connection between upper cervical spine and high blood pressure (1)

New study hopes to uncover connection between upper cervical spine and high blood pressure

After a pilot study published in the Journal of Human Hypertension (featured on WebMD) showed an association between upper cervical corrections and reduced blood pressure, Palmer College is continuing the investigation with the help of the National Institutes of Health.

Personal Reflections of Dr. Ward»

Guest Post: Our child’s eczema and dermatitis (0)

Guest Post: Our child’s eczema and dermatitis

Many of us have chosen this path in healing because of the profound benefits we have seen in our lives, and in the lives of our friends and family. Here is one story from a doctor whose daughter suffered with terrible eczema and dermatitis. As these kinds of atopic conditions seem to be on the rise in children, it’s important that parents know that addressing the nervous system, through upper cervical chiropractic care, is an option as they seek answers.

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