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(L-R: Amanda Luttig, Michelle Johnson, Mari Loder & Dr. Darrel Loder)

Smoky Valley Chiropractic, PA

121 W. Lincoln St.

Lindsborg, KS  67456

(785) 227-4455

 

Our Purpose :

"To Help Others Live Long, Active, Healthy Lives."

 

 

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Chiropractic Care and Menstrual Symptoms: Encouraging Changes in a Young Woman
Chiropractic Care and Menstrual Symptoms: Encouraging Changes in a Young Woman
Painful menstrual cycles can affect much more than a few uncomfortable days each month. Severe cramping, headaches, heavy bleeding, fatigue, and other symptoms can interfere with work, school, social activities, and overall quality of life. A case report published in 2026 in the Journal of Contemporary . . .
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Chiropractic Care and the Brain: New Research Looks at Changes in Brain Communication
Chiropractic Care and the Brain: New Research Looks at Changes in Brain Communication
A study published on July 31, 2026, in the journal Brain Sciences examined what may happen inside the brain when people with chronic low back pain receive chiropractic care. The researchers used EEG recordings, which measure electrical activity in the brain, to study how different brain regions communicated . . .
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Patient with Asthma and Aspirin-Related Breathing Problems Helped by Chiropractic
Patient with Asthma and Aspirin-Related Breathing Problems Helped by Chiropractic
Living with chronic breathing problems can be exhausting. For people dealing with a condition that combines asthma, frequent sinus trouble, and strong reactions to common pain relievers like aspirin, everyday life can feel like a constant struggle to breathe freely. These individuals often face repeated . . .
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Phantom Limb Pain Resolved with Chiropractic Care
Phantom Limb Pain Resolved with Chiropractic Care
Phantom limb pain is a surprisingly common problem for people who have had a limb amputated. Even though the limb is no longer present, the brain and nervous system can continue sending pain signals that feel as if they are coming from the missing body part. This condition can cause sensations such as burning, . . .
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7:30 - 12 & 2:00 - 6:00

 
Friday

7:30 - 12:00

 

 

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