Aspinwall Chiropractic Clinic Aspinwall Chiropractic Clinic James R. Aspinwall, D.C. & L. Keith Aspinwall, D.C. Certified Rehab of Georgia Kevin Baerwalde, P.T. 302 S. Greenwood Street Lagrange, GA 30240 Clinic Phone: (706) 884-8360 For Scheduling Your First Appointment and New Patient Information, For Info on Workman's Compensation, Medicare and General Info About the Clinic, For Questions regarding Billing, Statements, Insurance or Changing an Appointment Contact: Rhonda Alford - accccmc@bellsouth.net www.douglaslabs.com for more nutrition information & www.lagrangespinaldecompression.com

MY FEET ARE KILLING ME
The American people are always on the go. We rush from place to place to complete those important errands. We'll run to catch a taxi, a bus or a train. Then, there's our after work jog that has become almost a religious commitment for us.

What do these examples have in common? You're right! They all put pressure on our feet. When we run, we put stress on our feet. When we walk, there are those feet again leading us wherever we go!


Arthritis
Recently, one of our chiropractic sources printed a very interesting article reviewing a study published in the "Annals of Internal Medicine". The outcome of this study may be very useful to you or someone you know.


Caution: Low Shoulder
"Caution: Low Shoulder" is an obvious danger sign. On the highway, it means to watch where you're going. If you get too close to the side of the road, you'll slide off into the ditch where you might get stuck or even roll your car. When you have a low shoulder, you may be in danger of sliding off into ill health. A low shoulder can often indicate a musculo-skeletal (muscles and the bones they're attached to) imbalance that can create functional problems, as well as, pain.


Startling News-MIGRAINE
Between 20 and 45 million people in the United States suffer form headaches each year. According to U. S. News and World Report magazine, this accounts for over $2 BILLION dollars spent for over-the-counter medications and 50 million doctor office visits. There are 157 million workdays and over a million school days lost because of headaches. Migraines, a common, very severe type of headache are responsible for at least half of those missed days, medications taken, and medical office visits made.