by The Chiropractor's Wife | Jan 26, 2021 | Chiropractic, chiropractic care, foot pain, Foundational Health, Joint Health, pain management, The Chiropractor's Wife
We started a new thing in the office last fall and I realized I’d never included it in the blog. It’s a foot treatment and honestly I thought it was a little strange when The Chiropractor first described it to me (not the first time I’ve had that...
by The Chiropractor's Wife | Oct 7, 2020 | aging, Exercise, Foundational Health, Joint Health
Have you heard it said that chiropractors and/or orthopedic docs discourage the use of trampolines due to the frequency of related injuries? Or if anything, that they encourage a trampoline that has an enclosed net? In theory this decreases the likelihood of having...
by The Chiropractor's Wife | Jun 3, 2020 | Adams brothers, Foundation Chiropractic, Foundational Health, The Chiropractor's Wife
If you never knew Dr. Ryan Adams–Dr. Brandt Adams’ brother–and aren’t aware of how Foundation Chiropractic began, you should know the story because there’s a compelling thread of brother-love that has kept this practice going and helped it thrive,...
by The Chiropractor's Wife | May 20, 2020 | fermentation, Foundational Health, Nutrition, nutrition, The Chiropractor's Wife
Let’s talk about kombucha. If you’re already converted, you can scroll right past this. If you’ve tried it once and spewed it out and don’t know how anyone can drink “that nasty stuff,” keep reading. If nothing else, you can gain...
I'm a BYU music ed grad who went on to become a pediatric music therapist in Texas, where I met and married my chiropractor husband (with a whole lot happening in between). While I can barely differentiate between an occiput and a sacrum and really have no business being on a chiropractic website, I can tell you that everything you read here will be based on my real life experience of being married to Brandt. From endless discussions about gut health to encouragement to try barefoot running to his own fast lasting five days--it's a great, kind of weird, life--and one I wouldn't trade for anything.