OUR STORY
Dr. Jennifer Dorn and Dr. Kyle Blevins have lived in Boise since 2013 and their excitement for being a part of and serving the Boise community has only continued to grow! Their office is conveniently located in the heart of Downtown Boise, providing the ideal location for a relaxing adjustment to get connected before work, on your lunch break or before you head home at the end of your work day.
OUR TEAM
For those of you who are new to us, meet Kyle, Jen and Danielle! These three individuals make up our full-time team, and you can always expect to see them when you come in for care. We believe life is best lives when you are doing what you love! And these three are all so thankful they get to do what they love every single day in the office.
OUR TEAM
For those of you who are new to us, meet Kyle, Jen and Danielle! These three individuals make up our full-time team, and you can always expect to see them when you come in for care. We believe life is best lives when you are doing what you love! And these three are all so thankful they get to do what they love every single day in the office.
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Research articles
Here at BoDo Chiropractic, we want to help educate you so you can make the best decision for you and your family.
This article introduces the External Link Model (ELM), a new animal model for studying spine issues like stiffness, limited movement, and misalignment, similar to chiropractic subluxation. In the ELM, spine problems are caused by an external system attached to spine segments, which can be removed later to restore normal movement without stressing the animal.
This study tested whether intensive strength training or lighter endurance exercises could reduce neck pain and improve function in women with chronic neck pain. It involved 180 female office workers, aged 25 to 53, in Finland from 2000 to 2002 and used a randomized controlled trial design.
This study examines how running shoes affect joint movement in 68 runners (37 women). It found that shoes increase torque at the hip, knee, and ankle, especially at the hip and knee, potentially raising the risk of knee issues like osteoarthritis. However, joint contact forces weren't measured, which could be influenced by shoe cushioning.
This article explores the use of chiropractic and osteopathic treatments for asthma, especially in children. While evidence is mixed, some studies suggest spinal manipulation may help alleviate symptoms. The article calls for more research to assess these treatments as alternatives to traditional asthma care.
This study examines how physiotherapists and chiropractors provide reassurance to patients with non-specific low back pain (NSLBP). Despite being recommended in clinical guidelines, reassurance is not always practiced. The study explores how reassurance is given, its challenges, and aims to improve its use in treatment.
This study looked at how manual and instrumental spinal manipulations affect blood flow in the neck arteries of people with chronic neck pain. Thirty participants received either manual or instrumental manipulation. The results showed that neither method caused significant changes in blood flow in the neck arteries.
This study examines dizziness and balance issues in people with acute traumatic brain injury (TBI). Many patients have balance problems but don’t report feeling unbalanced. Common issues include vertigo and vestibular loss. The study highlights that vestibular problems are common but often overlooked, calling for more research to improve treatment.
This case study examines a patient with cervical radiculopathy and disc derangement who saw symptom relief and structural improvement after 26 chiropractic sessions using the Pierce Results System. Treatment included adjustments, traction, and decompression, with follow-up imaging showing positive changes in both symptoms and spinal alignment.
This case study reports a 9-week-old infant with laryngopharyngeal reflux who improved after receiving Kale Upper Cervical Chiropractic care. Following one adjustment, the infant slept through the night without reflux and showed reduced symptoms, leading to the discontinuation of medication.
This case study describes a neonate with birth trauma, plagiocephaly, and breastfeeding difficulties who improved after chiropractic care. Following a sphenobasilar adjustment, the infant’s occipital edema reduced, and their sucking pattern normalized, resolving breastfeeding issues. The study supports chiropractic care for infants with birth-related conditions.