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Raising Healthy Families in Carmel Valley

In raising healthy children, it’s not enough to solely focus on the physical aspect of health.  To be truly healthy, a child’s emotional health must be nurtured and strengthened.  Also, developing a mental attitude of wellness is essential.  When we adopt an attitude of wellness, we take on a belief that being well is a […]

  Dr. Steve Ronco of Torrey Hills Chiropractic will launch the first of ten lectures relating to achieving and maintaining everyday wellness on Tuesday, April 28, 2015,  from  6  to 7 p.m. at Crust, an upscale restaurant located at 4653 Carmel Mountain Road, San Diego, CA  92130 in the Torrey Hills Shopping Center.  The initial […]

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Dr. Ronco:  First of all, David, thanks for having me on.  As the Carmel Valley Chiropractor, it’s a pleasure to be here.  I really like doing this stuff for you and for The Carmel Valley Life because it is local community stuff.  Really what this came down to was the essence of my practice is […]

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Dr. Steve Ronco, owner of Torrey Hills Chiropractic, has been a practicing family chiropractor in the Carmel Valley/Del Mar area since 2001. His office is located in the Torrey Hills Shopping Center, and serves as a family wellness center that focuses on the whole health of the body, not just the aches and pains.  Dr. […]

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David:  I think we’re live now.  Hi, this is David Moya, with TheCarmelValleyLife.com.  I see the Live button.  We are starting our series here with some of our contributors.  We have Dr. Steve Ronco, from Torrey Hills Chiropractic with us today. Dr. Ronco:  Hi, David. David:  Yes, sir.  Did I say something wrong? Dr. Ronco: […]

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Posture is a window into the condition of the nervous system.  It reveals how the body is adapting to stress.  Common examples include uncorrected physical stresses for the birth process, childhood sports injuries, car accidents and even unresolved emotional pressures.  As a result of these and other stresses, our bodies assume a defensive, protective posture. […]

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At Torrey Hills Chiropractic, we offer a unique breakthrough approach to patient care called Koren Specific Technique (KST).  There is no twisting, turning, “cracking” or “popping” of joints with KST; instead, you receive gentle, specific corrections to your spine and nervous system. KST allows us to quickly, easily and gently check and adjust your body […]

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Kids and Chiropractic Throughout children’s lifetimes, from infancy into adulthood, chiropractic care can help ensure their physical and emotional health. Health problems that manifest early in infancy or even in adulthood have been traced back to barely noticed structural damage around the time of birth. Chiropractors have helped babies suffering from nearly every condition imaginable: […]

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Adverse Stress and Tension Can Distort How Your Body Functions Correcting Subluxations We Correct a serious for of nerve stress caused by distortions in your spine and body structure.  This stress is known as a Subluxation.  Subluxations can cause physical and mental/emotional malfunction.  They are often associated with loss of energy, pain, weakness and disease […]

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At first glance, most people don’t see the connection between chiropractic care and pregnancy.  However, there are four stages in which having an optimally working nervous system and structural support help both mother and child: pre-conception, pregnancy, labor and birth and post delivery. More and more new parents are trusting the bodies innate wisdom. They […]

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Posture is a window into the condition of the nervous system.  It reveals how the body is adapting to stress.  Common examples include uncorrected physical stresses for the birth process, childhood sports injuries, car accidents and even unresolved emotional pressures.  As a result of these and other stresses, our bodies assume a defensive, protective posture. […]

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Not all stress is bad. A 20 minute work out for a fit and trim 65-year old is good stress.  The same workout for an out-of-shape 35-year old would likely be bad stress.  Whether your body considers stress good or bad is largely a function of how well it can accommodate it.  Ultimately, this ability […]

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