Fultz Family Chiropractic LLC, in Dallas and Sweet Valley

08/27/2025

We just received another great review on Google:

07/25/2025

We just received another great review on Facebook:

07/07/2025

Your back pain came back AGAIN

So you do what most people do, you hit google for some answers.

Watch a YouTube video for stretches and exercises.

Or maybe you get advice from someone on what they do for their back pain (that they still have Ironically)

This reminds me of something my dad said to me when I first started golfing, and I was trying to hit an impossible shot out of the woods where my tee shot landed.

He told me “if you were good enough to be able to make that shot, you wouldn’t be in the woods”

And the same thing goes here, if you could just watch a YouTube video and fix the pain you have been dealing with for months or years on end,

Then the pain probably would have already been fixed by now.

And it probably wouldn’t come back every few months.

So if this sounds like you, it’s time to actually get some help for this issue and solve it for good.

Even if this time, you really believe you can squeeze it between those trees.

Dr. Fultz

06/30/2025

You have Arthritis for a reason - and it's not your age.

Why? 🤔

Let’s look at what arthritis actually is,

When you break it down it is really your body response to excessive stress.

This means that if a certain area of your spine is under more stress than the others, your body strengthens that area by adding more bone.

That extra bone formation is arthritis.

That sounds like a good thing?

But like everything there is a give and take ⚖️. This extra bone may strengthen the area, and protect against the excessive stress.

But it also takes up space and limits mobility. That is why it hurts. 😣

The key point here is that it isn’t just random, like most people make it seem. It’s not just something you “get”

That’s why when you get it in the spine, it only happens in some of the joints (the ones under the most stress) and not the others.

Now that we know why it’s there we can actually figure out what to do about it. 🧠

Trying to treat the arthritis directly is not helpful, because that one formation is not going anywhere.

What you really want to do is take the stress off of that area so that:

More arthritis does not form or at least does not form as quickly
The area hurts less because less is being asked of it.

This strategy is an actual plan of how to address this problem, compared to the handwaving or blaming arthritis on your age that you usually encounter.

So what do you do?

Make sure you focus on mobility of the rest of your spine/ body 🧘‍♂️,

as a chiropractor when I have someone come in with arthritis, our main goal is to get the rest of the body moving as well as we can, not to just focus on that area that hurts.

Staying active 💪. Rest might feel good for the moment but it will worsen the problem long term.

Be careful with pain killers, taking a bunch of pain killers 💊 so that you can go do something that was too painful to do without them is a surefire way to progress your problem as quickly as possible.

So if you have been struggling with arthritis, there is something we can do about it, you are not doomed to a life of pain just because it’s there. 🌟

06/26/2025

You've seen the articles about the dangers of Chiropractors but is seeing one actually dangerous?

No, and I'll prove it to you.

(adjustment cameo by Bill Corcoran Jr.)

06/25/2025

If you feel like your health is sliding, you are uncomfortable or in pain… 😣⬇️

What were you doing when you felt good? 🤔💪

Start there. ✅

Sometimes it’s that simple. 🧩

I have had countless patients come into the office after I haven’t seen them in a while and say that they don’t know why their issues came back. 🤷‍♂️

But they also haven’t been keeping up with their adjustments, haven’t been doing their exercises 🏃‍♀️🧘‍♂️, stopped working out 🏋️‍♂️, fell off their diet 🍕, etc….

There really isn’t much mystery there if I’m being honest.

And that doesn’t make them a bad person for falling off.

I’ve fallen off before too, but that doesn’t mean that the answer has to be complicated.

Sometimes all you have to do to feel good, is what you were doing when you felt good. 😊👍

06/23/2025

📉 Ozempic Changed the Rules

Ozempic might be one of the most interesting drugs we’ve seen in a long time.

Not because it’s perfect.
But because it works — and it’s forcing a conversation a lot of people have been avoiding. 👀

For years, the reasons for not being able to lose weight sounded like facts:

➡️ Hormones
➡️ Slow metabolism
➡️ Bad genetics

But here’s the wild part:
Ozempic doesn’t fix any of that.
It just makes people eat less. 🤯

No metabolism boost.
No hormone reset.
No magic.

💡 And yet… it works.

Suddenly, the old explanations start to feel a little less solid.
That’s not easy to sit with — especially if this has been a lifelong struggle.

Because now there’s a drug that does help…
👉 But it comes with side effects.
👉 Long-term use.
👉 And the uneasy feeling of giving up control over your health.

It’s a tough spot to be in.

You don’t want to be dependent on a drug…
But you’re also tired of trying things that don’t actually work. 😔
Meanwhile, the risks of staying stuck keep piling up:
🩸 Blood pressure
🦵 Joint pain
🥱 Fatigue
🔥 Inflammation

This is the part most people don’t talk about:
There are a LOT of people quietly scared about where their health is headed.

And they don’t know what to do about it.

I’ve been helping some of my patients sort through this —
To get clear on what’s actually going on,
And what it would take to take back control — for real, and for good. 💪

If that’s something you’ve been thinking about, drop a comment or DM me and I’ll send over the details.

— Dr. Fultz

06/09/2025

04/16/2025

Run streak year #4 👍