Author: Jesse Cai
A self-proclaimed “not your usual chiropractor”, Jesse believes in using movement as medicine and champions an active lifestyle for a functional and fulfilling life. Jesse, who originally chose to enroll in a Veterinarian School, went on a whirlwind journey through the law department of Murdoch University before settling into its Chiropractic Science course for five years.
Prior to his return to Singapore, Jesse worked closely with high level Australian athletes. This included the Australian Football League as well as various state and national level sporting clubs. He was the Head Sport Trainer for the Forrestfield Football Club, board member of the Sports Chiropractic Australia in 2017, and was a member of Sports Medicine Australia.
Rotator cuff tear? Surgery is not always the best option.
Why chasing pain relief will get you nowhere for your recovery
Is yoga the ultimate back pain cure?
If my disc herniations are not causing my pain, then what exactly are you treating?
Wim Hof in Singapore: Finding peace in a frantic world?
The curse of the straight neck aka loss of lordosis
Did you miss out on our ‘How To Get Rid of Endless Pain’ webinar?
As a chiropractor, I focus a lot on education to drive long-term results. As such, we usually do a community project every month. This can be anything from an online webinar to a in-person workshop. We also host social nights and open houses so we can get to you outside of a clinical setting. If […]
Stop doubting exercise. It works for chronic pain!
Dear pain patients, high-value care is not in being touched
Stay healthy with Apple watch: Do wearable activity trackers work?
Science is always growing. New science debunks serotonin-hypothesis of depression.
Part of problem with being an evidence-based chiropractor is that you gotta repeatedly keep up with research. Sometimes new research challenges our existing knowledge base, and this is particularly problematic because it means our clinical practice would have to change. Today, we are going to talk about depression. Yes, you are right in that depression […]
