Dr. Tony Nalda

His experience with patients suffering from scoliosis and their confusion and frustration led him to seek a specialty in scoliosis care.

10/17/2025

When it comes to scoliosis, adults and adolescents experience it very differently. Most adults seek treatment because pain becomes unbearable—caused by compression and curve progression over time. But for adolescents, pain is rarely the issue. Their bodies are still adapting as they grow, so even large curves might not cause discomfort. Instead, posture changes are often the first visible sign.
That’s why early management in adolescence is so important—it can help prevent future pain and spinal complications in adulthood.

10/16/2025

Living with scoliosis can feel challenging — especially when you learn there’s no “cure.” But that doesn’t mean there’s no hope. Every person with scoliosis, regardless of curve size or treatment path, is on a journey of management and control. The key is early intervention — treating scoliosis before it becomes severe helps prevent progression and empowers you to live with strength and stability. 💪 Let’s spread awareness and hope for those navigating scoliosis every day.

10/15/2025

Many people with scoliosis turn to chiropractic care — and for good reason! Adjustments can relieve pain and stiffness, improve mobility, and support overall spine health. However, scoliosis is more than just misalignment; it’s a structural deformity involving the spine, ribs, and torso. That’s why chiropractic care works best when combined with targeted therapy, exercises, and rehabilitation. A complete program offers the best chance to manage and even reduce the curve over time.

10/14/2025

The “watch and wait” approach for scoliosis might sound cautious, but it can do more harm than good. As curves worsen, they become harder to treat and can lead to more pain, posture issues, and even limit movement. Early intervention—especially with non-invasive, customized treatment—can make all the difference. Reducing the curve early helps maintain a straighter spine and better function long-term. Waiting, on the other hand, usually means watching the condition progress. Let’s spread awareness that proactive care matters!

10/13/2025

Did you know that customized scoliosis braces can actually reduce spinal curves, not just slow them down? Unlike standard braces, customized designs are built to fit comfortably while providing targeted corrective force. When used together with therapy, rehab, and home exercises, they become a powerful tool for improving posture, mobility, and quality of life. 🌟

10/10/2025

Did you know the largest scoliosis population isn’t kids—it’s adults over 50? Too often, patients are told there’s nothing they can do but “wait for surgery.” That’s simply not true. Adult scoliosis can be treated, managed, and even reduced to ease pain and improve quality of life. The earlier scoliosis is addressed, the better the results—but no matter your age, there are options. Share this with someone who needs to hear it.

10/09/2025

There’s no cure for scoliosis because its exact cause is still unknown. But that doesn’t mean it can’t be treated. With the right approach, scoliosis treatment can reduce curve size, lessen physical effects, and improve long-term outcomes. Early diagnosis matters—smaller curves and younger patients often see the best results. If you or someone you love has scoliosis, treatment can make a real difference. Share this to spread awareness!

10/08/2025

For years, scoliosis bracing was surrounded by myths—braces don’t work, all braces are the same, braces make you weaker. These beliefs came from outdated designs like the Boston brace. But bracing has evolved!
Now, with 3D technology, braces are designed to correct spinal curves, not just squeeze them. That means better results, more comfort, and a real path to improvement for scoliosis patients. If you or someone you know has scoliosis, it’s important to understand that modern bracing can be a game-changer.
Share this with someone who could benefit from knowing the truth about bracing!

10/07/2025

Is scoliosis genetic? Many people assume it is, but that’s not the full story. Idiopathic scoliosis is actually a multifactorial condition—there isn’t one single cause. Even studies on identical twins show that only about 60% share scoliosis, meaning other variables are at play. Curves may start for one reason, but progression often happens for entirely different reasons, such as growth during adolescence or long-term spinal compression in adults. Understanding these differences is crucial for long-term management. Share this to help spread awareness!

10/06/2025

Scoliosis is more than just a curved spine. It’s defined by a curvature greater than 10 degrees (Cobb angle) with rotation, often into the concavity of the curve. It can appear in children as idiopathic, congenital, or neuromuscular scoliosis, while adults may also develop traumatic or degenerative scoliosis.

The challenging part? Scoliosis is generally considered uncurable and tends to worsen over time. But the good news is — with proper management and ongoing care, progression can be slowed, mobility preserved, and quality of life improved.

If you or someone you know has scoliosis, share this video to spread awareness — early recognition and consistent management make a big difference.

10/03/2025

Most people think scoliosis only affects teens, but adults can develop it too. Adult onset scoliosis, also called degenerative scoliosis, often appears after age 50 in women and 60 in men due to spinal degeneration. It can cause stiffness, lower back pain, and radiating leg pain—sometimes leading to serious disability if untreated. Managing scoliosis in its early stages is key to maintaining mobility and reducing pain. If this post resonates with you or someone you love, consider sharing it to spread awareness.

10/02/2025

Did you know there’s a big difference between treating scoliosis and treating a patient who has scoliosis? While traditional chiropractic care can help manage symptoms, adjustments, and discomfort, actually reducing scoliosis requires a specific set of protocols and combined treatments. At Scoliosis Reduction Center, we focus on treating the scoliosis itself—not just the symptoms. If you or a loved one is living with scoliosis, this distinction matters.

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