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December 11, 2019
Best
Christmas
Pageant Ever
Part 20
It’s Just Your
Nerves:
Chiropractic’s answer to
an age old answer
Q: I have been to see a number of
doctors about my headaches. The
most recent one said it was, “just
nerves” Can Chiropractic help?
A: Your doctor was probably
right. Chances are it is your
nerves. An in-dependent research
team recently announced that
between 90% and 95% of all
head-aches were due to pressure
on the nerves. Your doctor
was probably talking about
emotional nerves. The research
team, of course, was talking
about the nervous system. When
pressure or irritation gets on
nerves (scientifically known as
subluxation), tension in muscles
will result. In the neck, this
tension will work its way up to
the skull. Nest, blood flow will
be altered. Before you know it,
you will have another throbbing
headache. In Chiropractic, we
work with reducing subluxations,
releasing the irritation from the
Dr. Billy R. Flowers
nerve fibers. Muscles can relax.
The body will no longer send
a message of pain and your
headaches will be gone for good!
If you’re tired of hearing that
your problem is “just nerves,”
call us today. We’ve got the
answer to the “just nerves”
answer.
To find out how Chiropractic
might be able to help you or for
answers to any questions you
might have about your health,
please feel free to call us at the
phone number shown below.
Flowers’ Chiropractic Office
2027 Lloyd Center Mall,
Portland Oregon 97232
Phone: (503) 287-5504
Some disruptive kids are transformed
in the Best Christmas Pageant Ever,
a delightful family story about the
true meaning of Christmas, opening
for its 23rd year at the Lakewood
Theatre Company, 368 S. State St. in
Lake Oswego, on Friday, Dec. 13 with
evening and matinee shows through
Dec. 22. Tickets are $12 for adults
and $12 for students. Call 503-635-
3901 or visit lakewood-center.org.
Hollywood Star for Chevy Suburban
The Chevrolet Suburban has
became the first vehicle ever
awarded a star for excellence
on Hollywood Boulevard in
Los Angeles. Presented by
the Hollywood Chamber of
Commerce and unveiled at a
ceremony Friday, the award
recognizes the Suburban
for its 67-year career as
a vehicle appearing in
Hollywood film and television.