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Whiplash

The term "whiplash" was first used in 1928 to define an injury mechanism of sudden hyperextension followed by an immediate hyperflexion of the neck that results in damage to the muscles, ligaments and tendons - especially those that support the head. Today, we know that whiplash injuries frequently do

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Auto Accidents

Numerous studies have shown that years after auto accident victims settle their insurance claims, roughly half of them state that they still suffer with symptoms from their injuries. If you have been involved in a car accident, your injuries need to be taken very seriously. Because symptoms of some

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"The very first time I saw David Loaiza I was impressed that I had one treatment and then he gave me some stretching exercises to do at home to complete my recovery. Over the years he has been effective at addressing a variety of injuries and aches quickly and conservatively. He is knowledgeable, insightful and warm. I recommend him to many friends and colleagues. He is a very good chiropractor."
Dean B.
"The very first time I saw David Loaiza I was impressed that I had one treatment and then he gave me some stretching exercises to do at home to complete my recovery. Over the years he has been effective at addressing a variety of injuries and aches quickly and conservatively. He is knowledgeable, insightful and warm. I recommend him to many friends and colleagues. He is a very good chiropractor."
Dean B.
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