Jaded Body Wellness & Spine

Why are back problems so difficult to treat? Well, they are not. For years, millions of highly trained chiropractors, physical therapists, trainers, medical doctors, massage therapists, and orthopedic surgeons have spent much of their focus and energy on one particular element of a person's entire body: the back and spine.

Manual Therapy is one of the most beneficial techniques used in physical therapy treatments today. All of JADED's Doctors specialize in using manual therapy as a primary source of pain relief and recovery with our patients. JADED is an Orthopaedic and Manual Therapy based clinic focusing on a personalized hands-on approach to your treatment.

Cupping therapy is an ancient technique of healing, used as early as 1550 BC in ancient Egypt, China. The ancient Greek physician, Hippocrates, compiled an extensive description of the cupping application. Cupping/MFD uses a negative pressure force via suction cups, either plastic or silicone, to lift the underlying tissues.

Percussive and Vibrational therapy is a method of inducing blood flow in a rapid manner to soft tissue in muscles, tendons, bones, and ligaments throughout the body. There are two main types of vibration therapy: Localized and whole-body.

During localized vibration therapy, your therapist will utilize a device that performs a series of concentrated pulses in one particular region of the body, it can stimulate a healing response, relax local connective tissue, ease areas long haunted by scars or surgery, and increase the flow of infection-fighting white blood cells.It also elongates and relaxes muscle fibers, facilitating a better range of motion, joint mobility and flexibility.

Your feet lay the foundation for the rest of your body. There are many routine treatments for foot problems: from anti-inflammatory pills to cortisone injections, to a million different pads, cushions, ointments and, of course, surgery. All of these have temporary, pain-relieving effects.

But, if you want the chance to permanently solve the problem, you must change the way your feet function on the ground, and the only way to do that is to use a truly custom, biomechanical orthotic: Sole Supports.Sole Supports are Full Contact foot orthotics. Since Sole Supports are custom and dynamically fit the patient's feet, they maintain constant contact with the bottom of the patient's feet and provide total support.