Yes Kids are Growing Horns - But the Solution is Simple

 

A study released towards the end of last year showed that a concerning amount of young people between the ages of 18-30 were growing horns on the back of their head. Out of hundreds of x-rays studied, it was found that about 41 percent of the patients had grown osteophytes at the process where their trapezius muscle attached to the base of the skull. Recently this has become big news with many media outlets reporting on it. It may sound sensationalist, but it really isn't. This is a serious symptom of the augmented lifestyle young people are living involving their phones and media devices. Dr. Shoshany explains the reality behind this very serious trend and how to counteract it. Dr. Steven Shoshany 632 Broadway Suite 303 New York, NY 10012 212 645 8151 Instagram: @drshoshany https://facebook.com/drstevenshoshanychiropractor https://www.drshoshany.com/