What is Chiropractic?

Chiropractic care is all about helping your body work the way it was meant to—naturally. By focusing on your spine and nervous system (think: your body’s master control center), we help boost the way your whole body feels and functions.

When your nervous system is in tip-top shape, your brain and body can chat clearly and keep everything running smoothly. That means more energy, better movement, and a healthier, happier you.

What is a subluxation?

A subluxation is a misaligned vertebrae causing a swollen disc, nerve interference and an inflamed joint which in response, causes muscle tightness.

Basically, vertebral misalignment causes the nerve interference that makes our spine lose its overall health and function.

Are you stressed? The main causes of a subluxation are emotional, chemical and/or physical stress.

Dont’ worry! This is why we’re here. Chiropractic care can change the motion and position of spinal bones so that they no longer impinge on adjacent nerves. This can assist in a better brain to body function for optimal health + wellness.

Effects on the Nervous System

Spinal nerve function and subluxations have effects on the nervous system.

Afterall, the nervous system controls and coordinates all organs and structures of the human body.

Depending on the region of the spine, subluxations can show signs of different symptoms.

Common Symptoms

Cervical Region Subluxations can cause:

  • headaches

  • anxiety

  • sleeping issues

  • ear infections

  • ADHD

  • torticollis

  • allergies

  • low energy

Thoracic Region Subluxations can cause:

  • poor posture

  • indigestion

  • asthma

  • low or high blood pressure

  • reflux

  • skin conditions

  • congestion

  • chronic fatigue

Lumbar Region Subluxations can cause:

  • constipation

  • bedwetting

  • sciatica

  • bladder infections

  • menstrual cramps

  • infertility

  • irritable bowel

  • low back pain

Sacral Region Subluxations can cause:

  • immunodeficiency

  • pelvic floor issues

  • baby positioning issues

  • hemorrhoids