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07/04/2025

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06/26/2025

We’re thrilled to announce that our team is growing! Please join us in welcoming Dr. Paul Conte back to Georgia Chiropractic & Massage!

Dr. Paul may already be a familiar face to some of you. He completed his internship with us at our Holly Springs location in 2023, where he quickly became a valued member of our team and a favorite among patients. Since graduating, Dr. Paul has been practicing in Michigan, further developing his skills and deepening his commitment to high-quality chiropractic care.

We’re proud to share that Dr. Paul specializes in sports chiropractic, extremity adjusting, and family practice. His passion lies in helping patients of all ages, from athletes to active families; move better, feel stronger, and live pain-free. His expertise in treating athletic injuries and optimizing joint function makes him a fantastic resource for both weekend warriors and competitive athletes alike.

Dr. Paul’s patient-centered approach and energetic personality are a perfect match for our clinic values, and we’re confident you’ll love working with him as much as we do.

Dr. Paul will be seeing patients at our Canton location on Tuesday/Thursday and our Jasper location on Wednesday/Friday. Call today to book an appointment!

06/23/2025

Info from a orthopedic Doctor

Wise words from orthopedic surgeon Howard Luks!!

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05/11/2025

Happy Mother’s Day to all the Moms out there who shows the world the true gift of Love

03/11/2025

The nervous system is responsible for sensation, movement, thought, & response to the environment. It connects to organs, regulating body functions. The human body’s ability to heal itself is truly amazing. Chiropractic care aims to facilitate this process by improving transmission of nerve signals. This is done through adjustments that realign the vertebrae, taking pressure off the nerves and allowing effective nerve communication. Chiropractic care unlocks the body’s innate ability to function optimally and heal itself.

03/07/2025

My wife’s shop will be on tonight for your The Kitschy Kat antique needs

You don’t want to miss this Battle of the Booths tonight at Esther 4-14 antiques and treasures! Be sure to tune in on the Esther page at 6:00 sharp!

02/23/2025

11/28/2024

From our Families to yours Happy a blessed Thanksgiving!

11/21/2024

Some awesome info about arthritis. Even though most people believe it is their sole source of pain, science tells us that a lot of asymptomatic people have it. Why do some hurt and others not-simply because their nervous systems are sensitized.

Reduce the sensitivity reduce the pain!

www.rapidnfr.com

11/14/2024

Healthy, asymptomatic joints often show signs of osteoarthritis.

This can lead to unnecessary treatments including surgery. This happened to a dear patient of ours.

She had knee pain, her Dr sent her for an X-ray which revealed an OA hip. She soon received a hip replacement. It did not go well and left a very able bodied active senior wheelchair bound.

Completely useless surgery, which led to a catastrophic outcome.

Pain is a nervous system response to a chemical irritant-not necessarily a biproduct tissue damage.

Abstract: It has been recognized that imaging findings associated with osteoarthritis (OA) are common in asymptomatic healthy joints, including the knee,1 hip2 and spine3,4 as shown in Fig. 1. These incidental imaging findings, if not interpreted in the appropriate clinical context, may result in unnecessary and possibly harmful additional imaging tests and treatments.5 In addition, when an osteoarthritic joint is symptomatic, the extent of radiographic markers of OA does not always correlate well with the severity of patient symptoms. As is the case in all areas of medical imaging, OA management should not be dictated by imaging results alone.6 Despite these limitations, imaging continues to be frequently used in the investigation of clinically suspected OA, with resultant resource implications and potential for delays in commencing management. The 2022 National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) guidance recommended that there is no evidence to support the use of imaging in addition to clinical assessment for people with typical initial clinical presentations with OA.7

https://www.oarsijournal.com/article/S1063-4584(24)01316-5/abstract

11/13/2024

Come one, come all to the Wednesday Night Kitschy Kat Show! Last Saturday on my live I mentioned that I would be starting a weekly Wednesday live……. well here ya go! Get a chance to grab some of the new (old) items before they hit the booth.