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The scope of issues and the depth to which those issue can be treated at Balance Chiropractic exceeds that found at a typical chiropractic office due to the variety of techniques used. By integrating Cranial Adjusting and Nerve Mobilization with Extremity and Spinal Adjusting, Dr. Smith is able to address and quickly resolve many issues, especially of the head and limbs, that are less accessible to those who do not. The health of the entire body is always considered whether you would like a specific issue addressed or seek overall peak health. This is because all parts of the body are inter-related. An old ankle injury may change the way you walk and cause lower back pain. Issues with your jaw may be affecting the way you hold your neck resulting in headaches. The examples are endless.
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The spine is a primary focus of chiropractic because it houses the spinal cord. From the spinal cord the nerves branch out to serve the entire body. Movement or alignment problems, (subluxations), of the spinal joints can irritate the nerves. This irritation may result in pain, tingling, or numbness in the neck back, arms or legs. Affected muscles may become tight or weak which changes the dynamics around the spine even more, and the problem becomes worse. |
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Problems involving the head are often the most frustrating health issues we can have because of their persistence and impact on our mood and mental focus. Migraine and tension headaches can be completely debilitating. Sinus congestion, tinnitus, dizziness, facial pain or tingling; all often accompanied by headaches can even lead to depression. |
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Where do the arms and legs actually begin? The only joint that attaches the arm to the central axis of the body is between your collar bone and breast bone. The nerve that controls your toes starts in your lower back. Think of the body like a sailing ship with one great mast, the spine, and four loose sails, the arms and legs. How many ropes and how many men controlling those ropes would it take to balance and coordinate such a ship? |
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