Chiropractic adjustment is a
technique used to correct function of the spine or joints. This manipulative
technique may be applied varying amplitude, amounts of recoil, and lengths of
lever. Chiropractic adjustments not only benefit the bones but the immune
system as well.
Chiropractic adjustment boosts the
immunity. Since viruses and bacteria are all over the place, all ages are prone
to all kinds of sicknesses. Though viruses and bacteria do not affect people at
the same time, it is best to keep them away especially from the kids. As the
nervous system controls and regulates organ, tissue and cell functions in your
body. If a person has a misaligned spine, it could then affect the nervous
system and weaken the immune system. Chiropractic adjustment helps align and
restore nerve supply. Another benefit of chiropractic adjustment is its effects
on your digestive system. The nerves that run through the thoracic spine
control the stomach functions and regulate the signals that normalize the flow
of elimination of toxins.
Before chiropractic adjustments,
make sure that your spine must be at rest. When muscles around you are
stressed, it is more difficult to manipulate and apply pressure to your
vertebrae. It is required for you to consult your internist before chiropractic
adjustments to ensure clearance from metabolic and cardio problems. During
adjustment, the skeleton should be in a resting, neutral position to ensure
proper alignment. Never be afraid to tell your therapist the level of pain you
are in during chiropractic adjustment to reduce occurrence of further damages.
Soreness may occur after the adjustment, particularly if the vertebrae were
significantly out of place prior to being adjusted. Note that awkward and
uncomfortable symptoms can be expected in the first two to six weeks of care
for new clients, particularly in the case of patients who have never been
adjusted, or suffer from chronic conditions.
After chiropractic adjustment, it
is important for you to practice proper body alignment and posture. A regular set of exercises are given to you
by your therapist and should be done religiously. Remember that there are three
sources of subluxation: physical, chemical, and emotional stress, which should
be avoided.
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