What is Chiropractic?
    The Nervous System controls and coordinates all organs and structures of the human body.

  • Chiropractors use drugless, nonsurgical health treatments and rely heavily on the body's ability to heal itself.

  • Chiropractors understand that interference with the body's nervous system impairs many important body functions and lowers resistance to disease. A great emphasis is placed on keeping the spine functioning properly to relieve pressure on connected muscles, joints and nerves.

  • Doctors of Chiropractic medicine (D.C.s) manipulate or adjust the spinal column with easy, manual manipulation to move the spinal vertebrae back to their normal positions. A chiropractor will sometimes also manipulate the joints of the arms and legs.

  • Millions of Americans have turned to chiropractic treatment for back, neck, head and joint pain.
What is chiropractic?

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  • Chiropractic physicians are concerned with a patient's overall well-being and recognize that many factors affect health, including stress, exercise, diet, rest, environment, and heredity.

  • Today, many medical doctors may refer patients to chiropractors or work in conjunction with a chiropractic practitioner to give patients optimal care. Most insurance companies cover chiropractic care, and hospitals are offering access
    and/or staff privileges to chiropractors.



    What is chiropractic?Spinal adjustments may relieve a spectrum of ailments such as:

    • Tension headache
    • Certain types of migraine
    • Arthritis & Rheumatism
    • Scoliosis
    • Sports Injury
    • TMJ Dysfunction
    • Sciatica & Leg Pain
    • Low Energy Level
    • Carpel Tunnel Syndrome
    • Low Back Pain