We have been using the CAAs new app for your mobile smart phone and found it to be a really great tool for those who want to lose weight, stay active or track their training.
Walking App for you iPhone 4s
High Heel Happenings
Warning: high heels can cause damaging effects on your body. Our chiropractor has summarised sum recent research about how your shoes can affect your health.
About Just Start Walking
Chiropractors are spinal health experts, and take this responsibility very seriously. They work hard to educate their patients that your overall health can be affected by the health of your spine.... Please read more
World Spine Day - October 16, 2011
Each year World Spine Day is observed to encourage spinal health by providing information on good spinal health habits. This year, the CAA is reminding Australians about the important role that keeping active can play in maintaining your spinal health.
Hot Stone Massage at Coomera Wellness Centre
If you are sore, tight or stressed, you may benefit from a hot stone massage. In this blog we share some of the benefits and how this therapy can help you.
Warning to mothers taking ibuprofen.
Recent research in the Canadian Medical Association Journal has indicated that there is significantly increased risk of miscarriage for pregnant mothers who take non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs during their pregnancy.
New Massage Therapist in Coomera
Coomera Wellness Centre is proud to announce we have recently acquired the services of a new, highly skilled massage therapist to work with our current team of chiropractors, podiatrist and acupuncturists.
Antidepressants may increase the risk of heart disease
According to a recent article in the Los Angeles Times, antidepressant medication may be raising the populations risk of heart disease and stroke by increasing the thickness of blood vessel walls.
Jessica Alba Visits a Chiropractor
According to Daily Mail's "Mail Online" even Jessica Alba is keeping her health in check by seeing a chiropractor.
Are men being weighed down?
New research* from the British Chiropractic Association (BCA) reveals that two thirds of men (66%) have suffered from back pain. With back pain on the increase, it seems the humble man bag could have a lot to answer for.