At Well Adjusted Buckhead, Dr. Jess and Dr. Bastian are here to help you recover faster and prevent injuries, so you can keep crushing your fitness goals. Ready to learn how chiropractic care can help with workout recovery? Let’s dive in!
Read MoreThe Hidden Effects: Just like Atlanta’s hidden speakeasies, the effects of an auto accident aren’t always obvious. Beyond visible injuries, there can be underlying issues like spinal misalignments and muscle strain.
Read MoreIn the bustling life of Atlanta, don’t let a personal injury slow you down for long. Chiropractic care offers a speedy, effective, and holistic route to recovery.
Read MoreGentle Yet Effective: Chiropractic care is like the kind friend who knows just how to ease your pain. It offers a non-invasive approach to managing pain and promoting healing.
Read MoreAtlanta, don’t let whiplash keep you down! With chiropractic care at Well Adjusted Buckhead, you’ve got a team ready to help you bounce back. Say goodbye to neck pain and hello to feeling like your awesome self again.
Read MoreHello, Atlanta adventurers! Ever wondered how to bounce back faster after a weekend full of excitement and exploration? Whether you're conquering Stone Mountain or cycling through the city, chiropractic adjustments could be your secret weapon for a quick recovery.
Read MorePopularized by Michael Phelps in 2016, cupping therapy is an ancient practice that dates back to 1,550 B.C. At Well Adjusted Buckhead, we use dry cupping therapy to aid muscle recovery, release spasms, increase blood flow, and reduce pain.
Read MoreI often get questions on social media about my favorite daily habits, supplements, and vitamins. Here are the top five things I can’t live without—and why they’re so essential for my health and performance:
Read MoreIf you’re an athlete or workout enthusiast, you’ve likely experienced Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness (DOMS). This common post-exercise soreness peaks 2-4 days after intense workouts and is often mistakenly attributed to lactic acid buildup. However, DOMS is actually caused by muscle inflammation and micro-tears.
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