What is Chiropractic?
Chiropractic is a primary health care profession. It addresses health complaints and helps to reach optimal function of the body.
At Enhanced Chiropractic, we specialise in identifying and treating conditions involving muscles, joints and nerves with a special focus on the spine, which houses your spinal cord and is major component of the nervous system.
We know that the body is self-healing and self-regulating, therefore it has the ability to recover from injury and maintain health.
The role of a chiropractor is to administer treatment to assist in the body’s natural healing process. The goal is to maintain optimal movement which allows the nervous system to function at best.
The human body and spine are subjected to daily stresses, ranging from prolonged poor posture to inflammatory foods. Stress can be categorised into three parts; Physical, Chemical and Emotional stress.
All of the above play a part in the cause of dysfunction of the spine such as misalignment, movement or flexibility issues. These may not seem to be the direct cause but they are often the underlying cause of an injury or spinal dysfunction.
By addressing these underlying stresses, it helps to improve your response time to treatment. Maintaining alignment, flexibility and strength of the spine can also help to maintain optimal health and prevent injuries reoccurring.
At Enhanced Chiropractic, we specialise in identifying and treating conditions involving muscles, joints and nerves with a special focus on the spine, which houses your spinal cord and is major component of the nervous system.
We know that the body is self-healing and self-regulating, therefore it has the ability to recover from injury and maintain health.
The role of a chiropractor is to administer treatment to assist in the body’s natural healing process. The goal is to maintain optimal movement which allows the nervous system to function at best.
The human body and spine are subjected to daily stresses, ranging from prolonged poor posture to inflammatory foods. Stress can be categorised into three parts; Physical, Chemical and Emotional stress.
All of the above play a part in the cause of dysfunction of the spine such as misalignment, movement or flexibility issues. These may not seem to be the direct cause but they are often the underlying cause of an injury or spinal dysfunction.
By addressing these underlying stresses, it helps to improve your response time to treatment. Maintaining alignment, flexibility and strength of the spine can also help to maintain optimal health and prevent injuries reoccurring.