The Cox Chiropractic Care Blog

At Cox Chiropractic Care in Port St. Lucie, we believe that the journey to optimal health doesn't end after your initial chiropractic...

Chiropractor por st lucie, florida. sitting at a desk. loss of cervical curve in neck. Headaches, upper back stiffness, lower back pain....

As Thanksgiving approaches, many of us think about gathering with family and enjoying a beautiful meal together. While traditions often...

Understanding the Impact of Car Accident Injuries The aftermath of a car accident often involves various physical injuries, with whiplash...

Being a mom is a rewarding journey filled with countless responsibilities, love, and unforgettable moments. However, the fast-paced life...

In a world where quick fixes dominate the weight loss conversation, many are turning to more sustainable approaches. Traditional diets...

Causes of Sciatica: Herniated or slipped disc: When the soft inner core of a disc in your spine bulges out through the outer layer, it...

People in Port St. Lucie are discovering the wide range of benefits that chiropractic care can provide. Let’s take a closer look at how...

Happy Valentine’s Day to you all! We are off to our second month of this new year with new possibilities. We already endured the shock of CO

If we balance our choices over the holidays, we can still indulge in some of our favorite desserts.

We have all endured a rather challenging year. No one really could anticipate just how long the COVID Pandemic would last.

Fun Facts About Bones. The body is made up of 206 bones.

Well, since it is National Chiropractic Month, it seems like a great time to talk about what Chiropractic really is and how it works.

With the wonderful year we have experienced so far, I am sure there are many different emotions surrounding back to school.

Have you ever looked at a picture of yourself and thought “Is that what I really look like?”

A common cause for low back pain is often caused by a pelvic misalignment.

Breastfeeding. We have all formed an impression and an expectation of what we think of breastfeeding.