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Migraines vs. Tension Headaches: How a Brain-Body Exam Can Help
At The Cortex Chiropractic, we believe that successful treatment starts with understanding why your headaches are occurring. That's why every patient receives a comprehensive brain-body examination that evaluates not only the spine, but also the nervous system, balance, eye movements, posture, and brain function.
Jeremy Hughes
Jul 83 min read


Post-Concussion Symptoms: Why Headaches, Brain Fog, Eye Problems, and Balance Issues Can Linger
A concussion is often described as a "mild" traumatic brain injury, but for many people the symptoms can be anything but mild. While most individuals recover within a few weeks, others continue to experience headaches, dizziness, brain fog, visual disturbances, and balance problems for months or even years after the initial injury. If you've been told that your MRI or CT scan is normal but you still don't feel like yourself, you're not alone. Many persistent post-concussion s
Jeremy Hughes
Jun 113 min read


How The Cortex Chiropractic Uses Low-Level Laser Therapy to Support Healing
At The Cortex Chiropractic, we are committed to providing evidence-informed, non-invasive treatments that help our patients recover and perform at their best. One of the advanced technologies we utilize is the Erchonia® Low-Level Laser, a Class 2 laser system that works by stimulating cellular function rather than generating heat or damaging tissue. Unlike many over-the-counter "red light" devices, the Erchonia laser is a precision-engineered low-level laser that has been stu
Jeremy Hughes
Jun 83 min read


Blog on What Sets The Cortex Chiropractic Apart: Innovative Care in Walnut Creek
Discover What Sets The Cortex Chiropractic Apart From a Traditional Chiropractor in Walnut Creek. The Cortex Chiropractic offers unique whole-body care that looks beyond symptoms and focuses on optimizing the health of the entire nervous system including the brain. Through personalized treatment and a neurological approach, we help patients move, think, and feel their best.
Jeremy Hughes
Jun 52 min read
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