Precision Chiropractic

02/25/2026

NAD for all the wins

02/23/2026

Call today to try our new High Energy Inductive Therapy
(405) 378-3100
Patients have stated (This machine is life changing)

02/16/2026

We are excited to announce our new High Energy Inductive Therapy (HEIT)! Call for consultation or to come try it out! More information to be released!

02/12/2026

02/10/2026

NAD for your body!!!

02/02/2026

I’ve been saying this since aspartame in the late 80s. There are so many great alternatives, Zevias are my go to or Topo Chico occasionally. Diet sodas make you more obese, why, so you’ll drink more.

01/24/2026

Taking a good multivitamin does really go a long way in helping you.

Vitamin B12 is long understood as a vital nutrient required for red blood cell formation and nerve function, but a new Cornell study suggests its role in human biology is far more intricate, with implications for aging, metabolism and disease prevention.

The research, published Jan. 19 in the Journal of Nutrition, reports previously unrecognized pathways by which B12 influences cellular metabolism and uncovers biomarkers that may identify early nutritional stress far before classic deficiency symptoms appear.

“This is the first study that shows B12 deficiency affects skeletal muscle mitochondrial energy production,” said corresponding author Martha Field, Ph.D. ’07, associate professor in the Division of Nutritional Sciences and in the College of Human Ecology at Cornell. “It’s highly relevant because muscles have high energy demands. More importantly, my co-author, Anna Thalacker-Mercer from theUAB - The University of Alabama at Birmingham, wondered if B12 supplementation in aged mice would improve muscle mitochondrial function – and it did.”

Up until now, most research has focused on B12 deficiency and the resulting clinical syndromes – megaloblastic anemia, neuropathy and cognitive decline – rather than its deeper mechanistic roles.

At Cornell, a team including Field and two of her former lab members, first authors Luisa Castillo, Ph.D. ’25, and Katarina Heyden, B.S. '18, Ph.D. ’24, set out to probe those mechanisms, mapping how B12 interacts with lipid metabolism, organelle stress pathways and epigenetic regulation.

What emerged was startling: The vitamin appears to act as a gatekeeper of multiple “hub” pathways, meaning that its insufficiency may ripple far beyond the classic symptoms.

Read more at https://news.cornell.edu/stories/2026/01/vitamin-b12-clues-offer-hope-new-therapies.

01/23/2026

Let’s be honest, everyday is a good day to get adjusted! We are open today snowmagedon or not!!

01/23/2026

Retatrutide is where it’s at.

01/10/2026

Preaching this for atleast 12 yrs now. Now they need to redo the RDA.

10/31/2025

True healing comes from within. 🌱 Agreed?

Chiropractic care removes interference so your nervous system can do what it was designed to do: coordinate, repair, and restore. 🌎What would the world look like if everyone were thriving, clear, and connected?

That’s why at the ICA, we stand for a profession that honors the body’s innate ability to heal, and we equip doctors and students worldwide to protect that principle.

Looking for an amazing chiropractor near you who understands this? Use our Find a Doc feature on our website: www.chiropractic.org/find-a-doc

👉 Chiropractors: share this to your Facebook feed and Instagram stories to remind your community of the spine’s true purpose!

10/28/2025

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