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Monday 7:50am - 12pm 2:30pm - 6pm Tuesday 7:50am - 12pm 2:30pm - 6pm Wednesday 7:50am - 12pm 2:30pm - 6pm Thursday 7:50am - 12pm 1pm - 6pm

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Carolina Chiropractic

Carolina Chiropractic, located in North Raleigh, provides specific treatments for a wide variety of

02/25/2026

Just 10 Minutes of Exercise Before Class Helps Concentration.

In a recent experiment, college students who engaged in ten minutes of moderate-intensity, continuous physical activity prior to class exhibited better concentration and executive function skills than their peers who did not exercise beforehand.

International Journal of Mental Health Promotion, October 2025

02/24/2026

Hands-On Treatment May Benefit Bruxism Patients.

Bruxism is a condition characterized by involuntary clenching or grinding of the teeth, typically occurring during sleep or periods of stress, and is often associated with jaw muscle pain, tooth wear, and temporomandibular joint symptoms. In a recent study, researchers found that applying myofascial release—a hands-on technique in which a doctor of chiropractic uses manual pressure (with the hands, elbow, or a tool) to reduce muscle tension and improve tissue mobility—to the masseter and sternocleidomastoid muscles led to significant improvements in jaw and neck pain, as well as maximal mouth opening, in individuals with bruxism. These findings support the use of myofascial release as part of a multimodal approach to managing bruxism.

Cranio, December 2025

02/23/2026

Is Internet Addiction Linked to Psychological Distress?

Assessments completed by 7,278 university students revealed that 38.6% exhibited signs of Internet addiction, which was associated with higher levels of psychological distress, including symptoms of depression, anxiety, and loneliness. These findings suggest that strategies aimed at reducing time spent online could benefit college students, particularly those under treatment for psychological disorders.

BMJ Open, January 2026

02/19/2026

Gestational Diabetes Rate Up 36% from 2016.

Gestational diabetes is a form of diabetes that develops during pregnancy and can have long-term effects on a woman’s cardiovascular and metabolic health. From 2016 to 2024, its incidence increased each year, rising from 58 to 79 cases per 1,000 births. Researchers suggest this upward trend may reflect worsening cardiometabolic health among young adults, including poorer dietary patterns, lower physical activity levels, and rising obesity rates.

JAMA Internal Medicine, December 2025

02/18/2026

How to Fight Middle-Age Spread.

Middle age is often accompanied by gradual weight gain resulting from slowing metabolism, loss of muscle mass, and increased fat accumulation around internal organs that can raise the risk of heart disease, diabetes, and neurodegenerative conditions. To combat middle-aged spread, engage in a healthy lifestyle characterized by regular aerobic exercise, strength training, reduced sedentary time, a healthy diet, stress management, hydration, and sufficient sleep.

HealthDay, December 2025

02/17/2026

Effective Treatment for Chronic Low Back Pain.

A recent study found that myofascial release combined with stabilization exercises is an effective combination to improve pain, balance, muscle function, flexibility, muscle tone, disability, and autonomic regulation in chronic low back pain patients. Doctors of chiropractic often use these and other conservative treatments in the management of chronic low back pain.

Medical Science Monitor, September 2025

02/16/2026

Less Social Media, Better Mental Health.

Among a group of 295 college aged young adults, researchers found that reducing social media use from two hours a day to less than 30 minutes reduced anxiety by 16%, depression by 25%, and insomnia by 15%.

JAMA Network Open, November 2025

02/12/2026

Alcohol Linked to Increased Cancer Risk.

A systematic review and meta-analysis of 62 studies found that alcohol consumption can damage DNA, disrupt hormonal balance, increase oxidative stress, and suppress immune function over time—mechanisms that elevate the risk of breast, colorectal, liver, oral, esophageal, and gastric cancers. While higher drinking frequency and quantity are linked to greater risk, the researchers also note that even moderate alcohol consumption is associated with an increased risk of cancer.

Cancer Epidemiology, December 2025

02/11/2026

Short, Light Exercise Boosts Kids’ Focus and Mood.

Waseda University researchers report that a quick bout of light-intensity exercise of just 3.5 minutes can improve executive function and elevate mood in children aged 10–14 years.

Scientific Reports, December 2025

02/10/2026

Smartphone Addiction Linked to Chronic Spinal Pain in Young Adults.

Smartphone addiction is a behavioral dependence characterized by excessive, compulsive smartphone use that interferes with daily functioning, relationships, sleep, and mental well-being despite negative consequences. Questionnaires completed by 465 university students revealed that 31% met the criteria for smartphone addiction, which is associated with a two-fold elevated risk of chronic neck, mid-back, or low back pain.

Portuguese Journal of Public Health, August 2025

02/09/2026

Learning Music Boosts Brain Function in Seniors.

Researchers from University of Sheffield and Western Sydney University report that older adults who learned to play music using either a physical instrument or digital app experienced gains in cognitive and motor function, even if they had no prior musical training. Further, those who used their newly gained skills during improvisation sessions demonstrated even greater improvements in learning, memory, and executive function.

Royal Society Open Science, October 2025

02/05/2026

1 in 8 Teens Show Signs of Hearing Loss.

Examinations of more than 3,300 Dutch teenagers revealed 13% exhibited signs of noise-related hearing damage, with roughly 6% experiencing permanent hearing loss by age 18. The research team attributes these issues to frequent exposure to loud recreational noise—from earbuds, concerts, and fireworks—as a key risk, emphasizing the need for early screening, prevention, and safer listening habits during adolescence.

Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, October 2025

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9380 Falls Of Neuse Road, Suite 101
Raleigh, NC
27615

Opening Hours

Monday	7:50am - 12pm
	2:30pm - 6pm
Tuesday	7:50am - 12pm
	2:30pm - 6pm
Wednesday	7:50am - 12pm
	2:30pm - 6pm
Thursday	7:50am - 12pm
	1pm - 6pm

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http://getwellquick.com/

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