Forever Wellness Family Chiropractic

07/09/2025

Office will open late today 11:30am!! Please email if you need anything before then!

06/08/2025

Pumps for sell Spectra $35 and BabyBuddha (barely used/practically new) $75

05/31/2025

Bad air quality warning! Stay safe out there patients!

05/07/2025

04/30/2025

Last minute openings available for Saturday 5/3

Call or email to
schedule

04/01/2025

4 spots still available for this
Saturday April 5!

03/04/2025

Clinic is closed rest of today due to power outage. Please email us if you need anything.

03/04/2025

Power is out from the storm at the clinic. Please email to contact us. 🤪

02/18/2025

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We will have a delayed start tomorrow 2/19 starting at 2:30pm Wednesday.
Please email if you need to contact us.

02/05/2025

During pregnancy, a woman's brain shrinks in size.

This is why some pregnant women may experience small, sometimes subtle deficits in tasks, like recalling items from a list they have studied, or remembering to do certain things in the future.

After delivering the baby, it would take up to six months for the mother's brain to regain its original size. The cells in the brain reduce in size without reducing in number. In other words, neuron density remains the same, which is why the brain capacity returns to normal after childbirth.

A study published in Nature Neuroscience revealed that pregnant women experience a decrease in gray matter in specific brain regions responsible for social cognition and forming attachments. However, this loss of gray matter actually enhances a mother's feelings of attachment to her baby and improves her ability to understand their needs and emotions.

Using MRI scans, researchers examined the brains of pregnant women before and after giving birth. They discovered that the reduction in gray matter in specific brain regions actually improves the brain's efficiency in understanding nonverbal cues from newborns.

This change enables mothers to quickly identify potential dangers and enhances their emotional connection with their babies. The first study was published in the American Journal of Neuroradiology, and it’s entitled, “Change in brain size during and after pregnancy: study in healthy women and women with preeclampsia”. The second study was published in Nature Neuroscience and it’s entitled, “Pregnancy leads to long-lasting changes in human brain structure”

12/12/2024

Look whose running the front desk this morning, Miss Emilia Rose!