Ames, Iowa chiropractor Dr. Zachary Ward practices with the NUCCA upper cervical chiropractic protocol, one of only six doctors in the state of Iowa to do so. The mission of his practice? To restore hope in natural healing. Please connect with Dr. Ward and Ward Chiropractic Group through one of the links below.
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12 days of Christmas, but only 3 Christmas Wishes
There are 12 days of Christmas, but if I were to drop a letter in the mail to old Kris Kringle I would only have 3 items on my list.
What if you had a headache, all day and everyday?
What if you had a headache, all day and everyday? And in spite of all the testing you could get at the University of Iowa Hospitals, no one could tell you what was wrong with you. What would you do? Listen or read to one woman’s story.
What happened to her “debilitating neck spasms”?
Read or listen to one local woman’s story with debilitating neck pain and spasms. And the positive changes she experienced under upper cervical chiropractic care.
Headaches and Upper Cervical (NUCCA) Care
Can you see a headache on an x-ray? Well, no. Buy what you can see is an imbalance between the head and neck that might be showing up as headache-like symptoms.
Do you have something to teach?
You don’t have to have letters after your name in order to offer something valuable to our community.
Our patients speak: improving body alignment
Many seek upper cervical care to relieve their suffering. But not all do. Here’s the story of one woman who desired NUCCA for its ability to improve her body alignment. Listen to her here.
The problem of simple answers
One of the beautiful things about NUCCA upper cervical care is how simple it is. We get your head on straight, take stress off the spine and the nervous system, and we wait for the body to heal.
NUCCA partners with University of Toledo and Dr. Vijay K. Goel
Groundbreaking research on the cervical spine currently underway, based on a partnership between NUCCA and the University of Toledo.
What about ADD/ADHD and upper cervical care (NUCCA)?
Is there a connection between the alignment of the neck, the upper cervical spine, and behaviors described as ADD/ADHD? Several studies and German doctors say “Yes!”
Cycling pain’s hidden cause and what to do about it…
Physical therapists and chiropractors recognize that the short leg is often caused by a muscular imbalance in the pelvis. Manipulation to the SI joints and release of certain low back and pelvic muscles help relieve the imbalance. Many cyclists are helped this way. The help is only temporary, however, in the presence of an upper cervical misalignment, the true primary cause of pelvic imbalance and the short functional leg.
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