Wise Chiropractic, Inc: Family Wellness Center

Wise Chiropractic, Inc: Family Wellness Center Dr. Wise is a Pediatric and Family Wellness Chiropractor that has improved the health of 1,000's from infants to the elderly.

Even top athletes ranging from PGA Golfers, Heavyweight boxers, WWE, UFC Fighters, Yogis and Vegas Performers.

🌸👩‍⚕️ Different Types of Female Pelvis and Their Role in Childbirth 👩‍⚕️🌸Did you know that not all pelvises are shaped t...
09/05/2025

🌸👩‍⚕️ Different Types of Female Pelvis and Their Role in Childbirth 👩‍⚕️🌸

Did you know that not all pelvises are shaped the same? The shape of the female pelvis can have a big impact on pregnancy and delivery. This diagram shows the four main pelvic types, each with unique characteristics that influence how a baby passes through the birth canal during labor. 👶

🔹 Gynecoid Pelvis – The most common and considered the “ideal” shape for childbirth. It is round and wide, giving plenty of space for the baby to pass through smoothly.

🔹 Android Pelvis – More triangular and narrow, often compared to a male-type pelvis. This shape may make labor more difficult and sometimes requires medical assistance.

🔹 Anthropoid Pelvis – Oval-shaped, with more room front-to-back. Babies in this pelvis type often come in an occiput posterior (facing upward) position but can still deliver vaginally.

🔹 Platypelloid Pelvis – Wide side-to-side but very narrow front-to-back, making it the least favorable for natural delivery and sometimes requiring interventions.

Every woman’s body is unique, and modern medicine ensures that regardless of pelvic type, safe delivery options are available. 🏥💖 What matters most is supporting moms with the right care, knowledge, and encouragement during this incredible journey. 🌍✨

PerinatalChiropractic

My 5 week Post Op Report. I am fully back in the office with NORMAL office hours. Walking with crutches on both legs. I ...
09/04/2025

My 5 week Post Op Report. I am fully back in the office with NORMAL office hours. Walking with crutches on both legs. I can now use one crutch to slowly move around. I am doing 300-400 sit to stands a day (at least) along with my other forms of physical therapy I have been doing myself. Overall, I feel like I'm recovering on par or better than average in my book!

We are back to regular hours this month! Please call the office at 702-248-6292 to schedule your appointments.
09/01/2025

We are back to regular hours this month! Please call the office at 702-248-6292 to schedule your appointments.

During labor, movement is your best friend! Staying active can help you manage pain, conserve energy, and let gravity wo...
08/30/2025

During labor, movement is your best friend! Staying active can help you manage pain, conserve energy, and let gravity work in your favor.

Here are some great positions for both the first and second stages of labor.

First Stage

The goal here is to keep moving and stay comfortable. Try positions like:

* Walking or stair climbing: Use gravity to help your baby move down.

* Slow dancing or swaying: Rhythmic movement can be very calming.

* Leaning on a wall or your partner: A simple way to rest and still stay upright.

* Pelvic rocking or hip swaying: These movements can help open up your pelvis.

* Using a shower or bath: Warm water is excellent for soothing aches and relaxing your muscles.

Second Stage

This is when it's time to get into a position that helps you push effectively. Gravity can still be a huge help! Consider trying:

* Hands and knees: A classic position that can help relieve back pressure.

* Assisted squat: Use your partner or a bar for support to open up your pelvis.

* Side-lying: A great option for resting between contractions and conserving energy.

* Standing or toilet squat: Positions that let gravity do some of the work.

Remember to listen to your body and find what feels right for you. Your comfort and confidence are key!

🚨 Electrolytes 101 – Why You’re Sick, Tired, and Weak! Most people think electrolytes are just something you get from a ...
08/30/2025

🚨 Electrolytes 101 – Why You’re Sick, Tired, and Weak!

Most people think electrolytes are just something you get from a sports drink… WRONG.

Electrolytes are the spark plugs of your body. They regulate your heart rate, blood pressure, nerves, brain, muscles, even your digestion. When they’re out of balance, your entire system crashes.

- Low sodium? You’ll feel dizzy, weak, and can even have seizures.
- Low potassium? Expect cramps, arrhythmias, weakness, maybe even collapse.
- Low magnesium? That’s when you get anxiety, muscle spasms, high blood pressure, seizures, and more.
- Low calcium? Hello bone pain, spasms, and heart issues.
- And don’t even get me started on chloride, phosphate, and bicarbonate—they’re critical for energy, pH, and detox.

Too high or too low, and your body pays the price with fatigue, confusion, pain, arrhythmias, kidney problems, or worse.

The sad part? Most Americans are chronically deficient in electrolytes because our diets are trash, our soils are depleted, and our stress levels burn through our reserves like crazy.

Here’s the truth: if you want real energy, a healthy brain, and a strong heart, you need to TEST—not guess—your electrolyte status. Stop covering it up with caffeine and sugar. Get your body balanced.

Take control of your health. No one else is going to do it for you.

🌈 *Navigating the Second Trimester of Pregnancy! 🌈*The second trimester is often considered the 'honeymoon phase' of pre...
08/29/2025

🌈 *Navigating the Second Trimester of Pregnancy! 🌈*

The second trimester is often considered the 'honeymoon phase' of pregnancy! 🌸 From month 4 to month 6, you might experience a boost of energy, start feeling your baby's movements, and get to know your little one's growth milestones! 🤰‍♀️

🔹 *Month 4 (Avocado Size 🥑):*

- Baby's size is like an avocado!

- Energy levels might increase as first trimester fatigue subsides.

- Cravings and aversions to foods might start.

- Watch out for gum sensitivity and bleeding!

🔹 *Month 5 (Bell Pepper Size 🫑):*

- Baby's like a bell pepper!

- Baby practices breathing movements.

- Swelling in feet and legs might begin.

🔹 *Month 6 (Mango Size 🥭):*

- Baby's grown to the size of a mango!

- You might feel kicks at night!

- Tiredness and discomfort like leg cramps might increase.

💖 Every pregnancy journey is unique! Connect with Dr. Wise for personalized care. Share your experiences and support fellow moms-to-be! 👩‍👧

*Breastfeeding Support: Positioning Your Baby to Unblock a Blocked Duct 💕*Breastfeeding is a beautiful journey, but it c...
08/28/2025

*Breastfeeding Support: Positioning Your Baby to Unblock a Blocked Duct 💕*

Breastfeeding is a beautiful journey, but it can come with its own set of challenges, like blocked ducts. If you're experiencing discomfort or pain while nursing, knowing how to position your baby correctly can make a big difference. 🤱‍♀️

*Positioning Your Baby to Unblock a Blocked Duct:*

- *Side-lying position:* Place your baby's chin towards the blocked duct to help loosen and clear the blockage.

- *Cradle position:* Hold your baby close to your body, with their head tilted towards the blocked duct.

- *Laid-back position:* Lean back and let your baby lie on your body, with their chin towards the blocked duct.

- *Football hold:* Hold your baby at your side, with their legs tucked under your arm, and their chin towards the blocked duct.

*Tips for Relief:*
- Try different positions to find what works best for you and your baby.

- Massage the affected area gently to help loosen the blockage.

- Apply a warm compress to the area before feeding to help ease discomfort.

*You're Not Alone:*
- Share your breastfeeding experiences and tips with others in the comments below.

- Let's support each other in our breastfeeding journeys and celebrate the successes! 🌟

This umbrella review shows that high dietary sugar consumption, especially intake of sugars that contain fructose, is ha...
08/28/2025

This umbrella review shows that high dietary sugar consumption, especially intake of sugars that contain fructose, is harmfully associated with large numbers of health outcomes.

Evidence for the harmful associations between dietary sugar consumption and changes in body weight (sugar sweetened beverages), ectopic fat accumulation (added sugars), obesity in children (sugar sweetened beverages), coronary heart disease (sugar sweetened beverages), and depression (sugar sweetened beverages) seems to be more reliable than that for other outcomes.

Evidence of the association between dietary sugar consumption and cancer remains limited but warrants further research.

Huang Y, Chen Z, Chen B, Li J, Yuan X, Li J et al. Dietary sugar consumption and health: umbrella review BMJ 2023; 381 :e071609 doi:10.1136/bmj-2022-071609

https://www.bmj.com/content/381/bmj-2022-071609

“Sleep is NOT a Luxury”Colic doesn’t just steal your baby’s peace—it steals your rest, too.Chiropractic care can help ad...
08/28/2025

“Sleep is NOT a Luxury”

Colic doesn’t just steal your baby’s peace—it steals your rest, too.

Chiropractic care can help address the root causes of colic by improving your baby’s spinal alignment and nerve function.

The result? Calmer baby. Longer naps. And maybe… just maybe… a full night of sleep. 🥹💤

Call to schedule your baby's visit! 702-248-6292

Understanding Baby Development: Face-to-Face and Tummy Time Interactions 🍼As babies grow and develop, their interactions...
08/28/2025

Understanding Baby Development: Face-to-Face and Tummy Time Interactions 🍼

As babies grow and develop, their interactions with caregivers play a crucial role in shaping their social, emotional, and cognitive skills. This infographic highlights the differences in how babies engage with their caregivers during face-to-face and tummy time interactions at various stages of development.

*Face-to-Face Interactions:*

- Newborns: Focus on caregiver's face and eyes, beginning to recognize familiar faces

- 2-3 months: Smile and laugh in response to caregiver's interactions, starting to babble and make cooing sounds

- 4-6 months: Engage in interactive games like peek-a-boo, responding to caregiver's voice and touch

*Tummy Time Interactions:*

- Newborns: Lift head briefly, starting to develop neck muscles

- 2-3 months: Hold head up for longer periods, starting to move arms and legs

- 4-6 months: Reach for toys, starting to crawl and move around

*Why are these interactions important?*

- Face-to-face interactions help babies develop social and emotional skills, like recognizing and responding to emotions

- Tummy time interactions help babies develop physical skills, like neck and back strength, and hand-eye coordination

- By understanding these interactions, caregivers can provide tailored support and stimulation for their baby's growth and development

By recognizing and responding to these developmental milestones, caregivers can foster a nurturing environment that promotes healthy growth and development in their baby. 💡

Safe Handling Practices for Babies: Preventing Nursemaid's Elbow 🩺👶As a parent or caregiver, it's essential to handle yo...
08/28/2025

Safe Handling Practices for Babies: Preventing Nursemaid's Elbow 🩺👶

As a parent or caregiver, it's essential to handle your baby with care to prevent injuries. One common injury that can occur in young children is Nursemaid's Elbow, also known as subluxation of the radial head. This injury can happen when a child is lifted or pulled by the hand or wrist, causing the radial head to partially dislocate from the annular ligament.

*Understanding Nursemaid's Elbow*

Nursemaid's Elbow is a common injury in children under the age of 4, and it's often caused by a sudden pull on the child's arm. The injury can be painful and may cause the child to refuse to move their arm. By understanding the causes of Nursemaid's Elbow, parents and caregivers can take steps to prevent it.

*Safe Handling Practices*

To prevent Nursemaid's Elbow, it's essential to handle your baby's arms and hands with care. Here are some safe handling practices to follow:

- Avoid lifting or pulling your child by the hands or wrists.

- Instead, lift your child under the arms or support their body.

- Be gentle when handling your child's arms and hands.

*Preventing Injuries*

By following safe handling practices, parents and caregivers can help prevent Nursemaid's Elbow and other injuries. Remember, it's always better to err on the side of caution when handling your baby. 💡

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