
Thursday, June 4, 2009
Getting ready for Acupuncture

Thursday, April 16, 2009
Chiropractic Stimulus Plan!

- When you get an adjustment, you can get a 5 minute chair massage to loosen you up for the adjustment and a 10 minute Turbosonic Whole Body Vibration session for only $10. That's a 33% savings of typical costs. Walk out of our office feeling re-invigorated and refreshed.
- Also during this time, we're doing wellness sessions of the Turbosonic for only $10.
- Buy a package of 10 and get 10% off or buy a package of 20 and get 20% off. If you've never done this therapy before, you should definitely try it soon.
This is only for wellness and not as part of a treatment for a condition. This session is not covered by insurance. Please ask if there are further questions.
Monday, April 6, 2009
Grace Clinic Presentation
Saturday, March 14, 2009
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Helton Chiropractic named top chiropractors in Lubbock

Helton Chiropractic was named the #1 Chiropractic business in Lubbock by CitySpur Lubbock 10. We are pleased to receive this honor and know that it is saying more about our great patients than us. Helton Chiropractic and Dr. Helton know that a great practice is built on solid values and great patient service. We'd like to thank our patients for making us number one! We're proud to have the most advanced equipment with the most advanced training here in Lubbock. Our services include:
- Gentle effective chiropractic adjustments with a variety of techniques.
- Non-Surgical Disc Decompression via the Triton DTS
- Advanced Rehab with the ATM2 for pain with movement
- Massage therapy by Tasha Jordan, LMT
- Whole Body Vibration Therapy
- Vectra Laser for soft tissue injuries
- and, coming soon, non-invasive and needle acupuncture
We're here not only to get you out of pain, but to also help you live the life you deserve. Whether it's playing golf, picking up your kids or grandkids, working in your yard, earning a paycheck for your family, excelling at your sport, or maintaining your independence, we're here to help you. We pride ourselves on providing comprehensive corrective care to help you stay in optimal health. Thanks again Lubbock!
Monday, January 26, 2009
Massage Therapy now at Helton Chiropractic
Sunday, January 11, 2009
Acupuncture training for Dr. Helton
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Patient Appreciation Day Success!
Friday, October 31, 2008
Patient Appreciation Day
- What: Patient Appreciation Days
- When: Existing Patients free adjustments on Tuesday Nov. 11
- New Patients free exams on Thursday, Nov. 13
- What time: Call 797-4000 to set up your appointment
- How much: $5 donation ( or more is always welcome)
- Who: Helton Chiropractic's Doctors Jason Helton and Lorin Wolf benefiting the Texas Boys Ranch.
Please come out and help us support the Texas Boys Ranch!!!
Sunday, October 12, 2008
Helton Chiropractic Crew at the 2008 Red Raider Road Race
Friday, September 26, 2008
Turbosonic Whole Body Vibration

Tuesday, September 23, 2008
ADHD helped with chiropractic
The case was of a 5 year old boy who had been diagnosed with ADHD at age 2. The child’s pediatrician prescribed methylphenidate (Ritalin), Adderall, and Haldol for the next 3 years. The combination of drugs was unsuccessful in helping the child.
At age 5 the child was brought to a chiropractor to see if chiropractic care would help. The history taken at that time noted that during the child’s birth, there were complications during his delivery process. The results of this trauma and complications resulted in a 4-day stay in the neonatal intensive care unit. The child’s mother reported no other incidence of trauma.
The chiropractic examination and x-rays showed noticeable spinal distortion including a reversal of the normal neck curve indicative of subluxations. Chiropractic care was begun and the child’s progress was monitored.
According to his mother, positive changes in her son's general behavior were noticed around the twelfth visit. By the 27th visit the patient had experienced considerable improvement.
The child was brought by the mother to the medical doctor for a follow up visit and questioned the usage of the Ritalin. The medical doctor reviewed and examined the child and based on that assessment and his clinical experience, the MD felt that the young boy was no longer exhibiting symptoms associated with ADHD. He then took the boy off the medications that he had been taking for 3 years.
The conclusion of the author of the JMPT case study noted, “The patient experienced significant reduction in symptoms. Additionally, the medical doctor concluded that the reduction in symptoms was significant enough to discontinue the medication.”
*The above was taken from http://www.chiropracticresearch.com/
Even more research has been published in the Journal of Vetebral Subluxation Research that show Chiropractic care can improve the symptoms of learning disabilities.
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Red Raider Road Race
Sunday, March 2, 2008
Shoulder Pain and Chiropractic
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and Chiropractic

Sunday, January 27, 2008
What's Holding Me Back? Understanding your condition.
People who are stressed out, overworked, sleep deprived, eating a fast food diet in their car, and unwinding every night with a couple of drinks and sleep meds, suffering from acid reflux and popping ibuprofen for pain aren't going to get over sinus infection very well, much less a complex spinal condition. Getting healthy is a vital part of getting well. If you are under care, realize that it doesn't mean you aren't going to get well, but it may take much longer than other people with the same type of problem. As I've told many patients, I'm not a miracle worker, I'm doing my best with what skills I've been given. But, I also have to do my best with what you as a patient have brought me to work with. Being patient while being a patient is the most important thing to do. Remember, most problems didn't get that way in 1 day and they rarely resolve in 1 day of treatment.
Monday, January 21, 2008
What do Chiropractic Doctors Treat?
Many people think of DC's as treating low backs only. Or, they think of them as only treating necks and low backs. People are oftentimes surprised to know that DC's treat conditions such as
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (wrist/hand pain),
- Foot and ankle pain including heel spurs and plantar fascitis,
- Headaches-Migraine, TMJ, and Neck related
- TMJ Dysfunction (Jaw pain)
- Knee pain
- Nutritional disorders
- Bulging discs and pinched nerves
While not only treating the spinal and muskuloskeletal disorders, Chiropractic Doctors have had patients note relief with the following disorders while under a DC's care:
- GERD or Heartburn
- Colic in infants
- Enuresis or bed-wetting
- Sinus congestion
- reduction in severity of Otitis Media or middle ear infections
- Difficulty sleeping
- Painful periods and lack of periods in women
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
Patient Education
Friday, January 11, 2008
Certified Kennedy Decompression Technique
Saturday, January 5, 2008
Welcome to the Lubbock Chiropractic Blog
The first thing I want to get straight is: yes, we are doctors. My doctoral degree is accredited by the same association that accredits the other schools in the region including Texas Tech University, Texas A&M University, and University of Texas. I earned that degree with hundreds of hours of classwork. My professors were PhD's, MD's, DC's, and even a DDS, and a DVM. Attached is a link of course hours of an MD and a DC. http://healthandwellnesspdx.com/Articles/How%20well%20educated%20is%20your%20chiropractor.pdf
So, that being settled, I won't reference again the validity of my credentials. I do acknowledge the sad fact that people rarely "try a Chiropractor" but rather "try Chiropractic." When a patient sees a Doctor of Chiropractic (DC) and has a bad experience, statistics show that they rarely will try a different DC. They've determined in their head that "Chiropractic" isn't going to "work" for them. Everyone has had a bad haircut or gotten a bad steak but that doesn't keep them from trying a different stylist or a different restaurant. Why is that the status quo for the Chiropractic profession? My only guess is lack of education by the Chiropractic community. My words of advice for a potential patient is to ask around. Find out where people are going. Ask for a consultation. Meet with the Doctor. We're all different. We're trained the same just like cosmetologists are trained the same but each doctor has his or her own style. I encourage you to look for the fit for you. And, if you haven't had a good experience, look elsewhere. There is a DC right for you and your family.