Who is chiropractic for?

• Relieves back pain, neck, head, shoulder, knee, and plantar fasciitis.
• Relieves sciatica pain associated with herniated discs or piriformis syndrome.
• Treats dizziness of cervical origin.
• Reduces the body impact of stress and anxiety.
• Improves flexibility and joint mobility.
• Enhances posture, keeping the body upright effortlessly.
• Improves breathing with more range of motion of the rib cage.
• Allows for better sleep, more restorative.
• Allows resuming physical activities one had to stop due to pain

• Support in motor, neurological, and postural development
• Releasing tensions after birth
• Plagiocephaly, breastfeeding difficulties, asymmetry in head turning
• Relief from colic and digestive issues
• Improvement in coordination and balance
• Sleep improvement, reduction of stress and anxiety

• Enjoy retirement while staying as active as you want.

• Compensate for symptoms associated with a sedentary lifestyle.

• Prevention of falls and chronic pains.

• Improve quality of life.

• Reduces the risk of arthritis and reduces osteoporosis.

• Improve sports performance, well-being, and competitiveness by addressing biomechanical imbalances and optimizing neuromuscular function.

• Treat common conditions in athletes, such as lumbalgia, muscle sprains, and joint dysfunctions.

• The incorporation of chiropractic care in the athlete’s environment has been associated with improved biomechanics, reduced injury rates, and accelerated recovery after physical exertion.

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