Sunshine Chiropractic Center P.C.

02/23/2023

Let's reconnect! Hi, I'm Dr Venus I completed my Chiropractic training in 1996 at Life University in Marietta, GA. My undergraduate degree includes a Bachelor of Science in Nutrition. I am a low impact adjuster using the IQ impulse adjusting instrument. I am certified in the Graston technique, Cupping, Jin Shin Jyutsu, Sports taping. I offer therapies including electrical stimulation and therapeutic ultrasound. Other services include customized orthotic fitting. Hormone testing and neurohormone testing. Give my office a call my front-end clerk will be happy to answer your questions and get you scheduled!

09/29/2015

Spine J. 2015 Oct 1;15(10):2117-2121. doi: 10.1016/j.spinee.2014.08.446.

08/23/2015

Wisdom of the elders

05/12/2015

CrossFit attracts just as many participants as critics. Dr. Stuart McGill gives us his perspective on the pros, cons, and future of CrossFit.

12/31/2014

This muscle attaches to transverse processes of vertebrae L1-L4, anchoring itself inferiorly to the iliolumbar ligament and iliac crest.

12/19/2012

12/19/2012

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12/09/2012

The natural history of a lumbar hernia of the nucleus pulposus (HNP) is not fully known and clear indications for operative intervention cannot be established from the literature. Several studies have shown that the largest discs appear to have the greatest tendency to resolve. The aim of this study...

11/06/2012

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10/10/2012

IFOMPT was amazing. It’s too bad I had to leave only after two days. The speaker line-up was incredible – click here to see the star studded list that include keynotes by: David Butler, Stuart Gowland, Karim Khan, Gwendolen Jull, Gray Cook, Shirley Sahrmann, Peter O’Sullivan and othersJ

10/10/2012

Mike Boyle and other coaches think you should train movement patterns, not muscles. The next step? Thinking about training from a joint perspective. C