Insights & Success Stories

Mark suffered an injury whilst playing football. A seemingly innocent tackle that left him with severe lower back pain and a whiplash injury.

Kirk has suffered with Tinnitus, Sciatica, Severe Back Pain, also in his neck and jaw. All these issues are referrals from subluxations in the vertebrae. In the video above, we see Kirk about to undergo his second treatment and telling us how well his body responded to the first treatment and the differences he has ... Read more

Jack is a 6’6″ 21 year old who likes to work out. During a session in the gym, a shoulder press exercise went a bit wrong leaving Jack with torn ligaments and muscle tissue in his shoulder. This injury left Jack with pain in his shoulder blade, radiating out to his upper spine. Keen to get ... Read more

Meet Jake. He is an amazing character with a very dedicated mum, Angela. Jake had suffered from a very crooked spine for the last 2 years and as you watch this video, you will see just how pleased Jake’s mum was the improvement after just one treatment. Jake also has carers that come and attend to him ... Read more

Severe Back Pain is not pleasant at all of us are likely to experience it at some point in our lives. For the luck few, a bit of rest and it feels as though it has passed, though the underlying problems will still be lurking. For the rest of us, treatment by a specialist practitioner ... Read more

Plantar Faciitis is not uncommon and can affect people of all ages and levels of fitness. It is usually experienced as pain in the base of the foot and heel. Whether the condition builds slowly or is a sudden change in your usual level of agility, dealing with Plantar Fasciitis as swiftly as possible is important. In ... Read more

Gilmore’s Groin, often referred to as a Sportsman’s Hernia – is particularly painful and often suffered by those playing sports where strain is focused in the Pelvic and Groin regions. The condition gets its name from the Surgeon who first recognised and treated the condition – Jerry Gilmore. On this video we see Chris, one of ... Read more

Kyphosis, or more specifically Scheuermann’s Kyphosis does not only lead to some degree of physical abnormality, but also brings with it varying levels of pain and discomfort. Also referred to as Juvenile Kyphosis, which adds to the confusion over diagnosis for both patients and their parents, Scheuermann’s Disease begins during a child’s growth spurt, usually ... Read more

On January 30th 2016, the Daily Mail ran an article about the healing of the rift between Phil Collins and his ex-wife Orianne Cevey. In 2008, their divorce cost a record £25 million, but with time, their relationship has healed and they have now been back together for the last 6 months. Unfortunately, the pair have both suffered with back problems in recent years. Rather than seeking non invasive treatment, they both accepted advice of their medical professionals to go under the knife and have paid a heavier price than their divorce for this decision. The picture below shown in the Daily Mail, says it all.

We are supposedly in the 21st century and yet back surgery is way behind the times. In fact, seeing some of the results from back surgery in recent years, you might think back surgery is still in the dark ages. In an article that talks about ‘The Truth About Back surgery‘ , they say that of the 56 million Americans suffering with back pain, only 5% should opt for back surgery. Sadly that is not the case and the horrendous stories you hear about back surgery that has not worked and in fact has made the patient even worse, are ever increasing.

Former 60 minute makeover host Michelle Watt aged at just 38, sadly took her own life. But what makes this tragic loss even worse is what drove Michelle to take such drastic action. After experiencing headaches, Michelle was referred to hospital and underwent a spinal procedure involving the insertion of a needle into the spine. This was merely to ‘test’ for problems that could have been causing the original headaches, but left Michelle in excruciating and unbearable pain for the remainder of her short life.

Spondylosis is a term that is used to describe Spinal Degeneration. This type of spinal degeneration is more common in people over the age of 50, but can be seen in patients much younger, especially if they have other conditions that affect bones. Spondylosis can target specific areas of the spine that are affected, such as: Cervical Spondylosis – for degeneration of vertebrae in the neck Thoracic Spondylosis – the degeneration of vertebrae in the m