Adults & Elderly

Sitting for too long, driving for long periods of time, skipping exercise, carrying a heavy purse, an unhealthy diet, sleeping on an old mattress, wearing high heels, being stressed, watching too much TV, and ignoring back pain are just a few habits that are hurting your back. Chiropractic treats Sciatica, low back and neck pain, tension and migraine headaches, ear infections, blood pressure, frozen shoulder, and even scoliosis. It boosts the immune system, relieves muscle tension, and can naturally increase your energy level. Chiropractic has also been known to prevent or prolong surgery. The Journal of the American Medical Association has even released its low back pain guidelines and encouraged people to try chiropractic before resorting to surgery. Chiropractors are specifically trained to identify and treat misalignment's of the vertebrae and their negative effect on the central nervous system. Medication and pain relievers simply mask the symptoms and have many undesirable side effects. Chiropractic can increase the range of motion of the spine and extremities in the elderly, which has a very positive affect on their life. It increases balance and coordination, decreases spinal degeneration and other arthritic changes by aligning the spine and reducing spinal stress.