Dr. James Farley explains chronic pain. One of his patients suffered from lower back pain and neck discomfort, having tried several conventional chiropractic treatments without significant relief. However, upon visiting Dr. Farley, the patient noticed remarkable improvements within the first few weeks of treatment. Notably, the patient's condition improved significantly, experiencing a sense of increased flexibility, improved mobility, and a surge in energy levels.

Dr. Farley places considerable emphasis on chronic pain, as he believes it could potentially indicate future neurodegeneration. As the brain deteriorates, individuals may notice additional symptoms, such as memory issues and poor recall. Physical manifestations like slight tremors, overall stiffness, and imbalanced equilibrium may also become apparent. Moreover, they might observe a heightened sense of fatigue during activities like reading.

Through his research, Dr. James Farley has focused on sustained inflammation and highlighted that an ongoing inflammatory response occurs within the brain. He emphasizes that this condition is not inherently chronic; rather, it results from continuous factors that sustain the inflammation. Therefore, it becomes crucial to identify the specific actions or behaviors that perpetuate this inflammatory state. Understanding these factors can be key to addressing and managing inflammations effectively.

About Dr. James Farley

Dr. James Farley obtained his Bachelor of Arts degree from Ramapo College of New Jersey in 1990, followed by his Bachelor of Health Sciences from Park University in 1991 (awarded in 2016). With honors, he completed his Doctor of Chiropractic from New York Chiropractic College in 1995. Continuing his educational journey, he achieved a Master of Science in Human Nutrition from the University of Bridgeport in 1996. Dr. James Farley holds board certification in Integrative Medicine and is also a distinguished Fellow of the American Association of Integrative Medicine.