Did you know that research has shown the better a student’s diet is the less likely they are to fail a test? This shows how important diet is to academic performance and emphasizes the importance of a child’s nutrition throughout the entire day.
Dr. Kenyon is an experienced chiropractor who treats patients at Rivergate Chiropractic in Madison, Tennessee. He provides treatment for low back pain, neck pain, headaches and migraines, sciatica, whiplash, pinched nerves, as well as the aches and pains of pregnancy. He has a special interest in brain based treatments for chronic pain, weight loss, and sleep issues.
Dr. Kenyon focuses on not merely addressing temporary symptom reduction, but fixing the underlying cause of the problem. He says, “Staying healthy is a proactive process. Doing the things that become part of a healthy lifestyle takes time and determination.” With that in mind, Dr. Kenyon has incorporated a combination of modern, technical advances with simple, common sense tools that assist patients in achieving and maintaining their health goals.
Born and raised on a dairy farm in Minnesota, Dr. Kenyon grew up learning the importance of hard work, eating well, and the importance of helping others. Dr. Kenyon earned his undergraduate degree in Human Biology and his Doctorate of Chiropractic from Northwestern College of Chiropractic in Bloomington, Minnesota. Since graduating from Northwestern Dr. Kenyon has spent the last 18 years helping thousands of patients overcome the cause of their pain, fatigue, illness, and weight issues through all natural means. In January 2018 Dr. Kenyon began serving patients at Rivergate Chiropractic to bring holistic healing to the people in the Madison, Tennessee area. Dr. Kenyon believes the body is fearfully and wonderfully made and that given the proper care, our bodies have an unbelievable ability to heal.
Dr. Kenyon is an experienced chiropractor who treats patients at Rivergate Chiropractic in Madison, Tennessee. He provides treatment for low back pain, neck pain, headaches and migraines, sciatica, whiplash, pinched nerves, as well as the aches and pains of pregnancy. He has a special interest in brain based treatments for chronic pain, weight loss, and sleep issues.
Dr. Kenyon focuses on not merely addressing temporary symptom reduction, but fixing the underlying cause of the problem. He says, “Staying healthy is a proactive process. Doing the things that become part of a healthy lifestyle takes time and determination.” With that in mind, Dr. Kenyon has incorporated a combination of modern, technical advances with simple, common sense tools that assist patients in achieving and maintaining their health goals.
Born and raised on a dairy farm in Minnesota, Dr. Kenyon grew up learning the importance of hard work, eating well, and the importance of helping others. Dr. Kenyon earned his undergraduate degree in Human Biology and his Doctorate of Chiropractic from Northwestern College of Chiropractic in Bloomington, Minnesota. Since graduating from Northwestern Dr. Kenyon has spent the last 18 years helping thousands of patients overcome the cause of their pain, fatigue, illness, and weight issues through all natural means. In January 2018 Dr. Kenyon began serving patients at Rivergate Chiropractic to bring holistic healing to the people in the Madison, Tennessee area. Dr. Kenyon believes the body is fearfully and wonderfully made and that given the proper care, our bodies have an unbelievable ability to heal.
Did you know that research has shown the better a student’s diet is the less likely they are to fail a test? This shows how important diet is to academic performance and emphasizes the importance of a child’s nutrition throughout the entire day.
The object of these exercises is to pull your shoulder blades together as much as possible. Many people develop forward head posture and rounded shoulders after sitting at a desk too long. Here are some simple exercises to prevent and correct poor posture.
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"My neck mobility has greatly increased! Highly recommend this practice for people who are struggling with headaches and migraines."