The nervous system sends electrical signals to different parts of the body that help control muscle movements, sensations and regulate organ function. But when this system is disrupted, people experience health problems.

Chiropractic works by looking for interference with the flow of these nerve impulses. It looks for problems in the way they send signals to different parts of the body.

The chiropractor's goal is to restore your body's mobility by ensuring that nerve impulses are restored until you can use your natural recovery and healing abilities again.

Patients turn to chiropractic for natural, manual health care.

A chiropractic adjustment is a manipulation of the spine to correct any vertebral subluxation.

Abnormalities of the spine and joints can lead to pain, impaired body function and reduced mobility, as well as reduced nerve supply to muscles and organs, such as the entire musculoskeletal system.

The goal of chiropractic adjustments is to relieve these painful symptoms by restoring proper joint segment function and length-tension relationships within the structural components of the body to reduce the stresses placed on them and by removing the pressure on the nerve tissue that runs through these areas.

A chiropractic adjustment is a gentle, precise and rapid gesture that will allow the release of an area by encouraging adaptive neurological responses at all levels of the subluxation, improving nerve impulses and reinforcing the efficiency of the relationship between each of the body's organs.

Patients come to a chiropractor for a variety of reasons. Some people come because they are in pain, while others come because they want to improve their overall health. Chiropractors can treat a wide range of problems, such as back pain, neck pain, joint pain and headaches. They can also help with problems such as asthma, certain allergies and digestive disorders.

You can choose to see your chiropractor whenever you want, or only when there are signs that something is wrong. Some people prefer to have chiropractic care every three months, while others only go when they are in pain. The choice is yours!

The chiropractor will usually begin by asking you questions about your medical history and current problems. The chiropractor will then perform a physical examination, which may include tests (such as checking your reflexes) to find joint restrictions or subluxations in the nervous system, and then proceed with chiropractic adjustments.

Most people feel better immediately after chiropractic treatment, but some may experience mild pain in response to new stimuli, which usually subsides within a day or two. It is important to follow your chiropractor's advice regarding activity restrictions and to drink plenty of water to help your body eliminate the toxins released during the session.

Chiropractic can help manage stress in several ways. First, it can help improve your posture, which can help reduce tension in your muscles. It can also help release adhesions at the visceral level, which can improve organ function. In addition, chiropractic can help rebalance your chemical state and improve the quality of your sleep.