HOW SWIESZ FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC CAN HELP YOU

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At Swiesz Family Chiropractic, we focus on the structural correction of the spine. While our initial interest is the elimination of your pain, our fundamental goal is to restore your spine to as close to its normal alignment as is possible. While this isn't always possible, it's important to understand that the closer the human body is to its normal alignment, the better it will perform. This is simply a different approach that is supported by an enormous amount of research.

Because of our commitment to your health, we focus our sights on the true cause of your condition, not simply the symptoms. Symptoms are important, but alleviating a symptom usually doesn't correct the condition. Does a pain down the left arm necessarily indicate a problem with the left arm? Could it also be a heart related problem? Unfortunately, many people have become accustomed to temporary fixes and medication (which simply mask the pain). It has been well established by peer-reviewed scientific research that the loss of the normal alignment of the spine is the likely cause of many musculoskeletal and nerve conditions.

The loss of the normal spinal curvatures creates the perfect recipe for a neck or low back condition. Additionally, the function of the spinal nerves and their pathways to every cell in the human body doesn't always give us a warning signal until the damage is done.

I am always asked, “How did my spine get this way?” Spinal misalignments or Subluxations can be caused by a variety of reasons. Some of more obvious are things like car accidents, sports injuries, work injuries, slips and falls. Probably even more common are the day to day “micro traumas” such as sitting at a desk, driving for long periods, repetitive bending and lifting. These things will all accumulate over time and can weaken the spine causing it to subluxate. Research has shown that a person’s first chance for a subluxation is during the birth process. That is why we stress checking children so we can detect subluxation early instead of waiting years until a crisis.