Chiropractic has been known to give benefits such as: Helping neck and back pain Helping pain, numbness or tingling in arms, hands, legs and feet Increasing range of movement Increasing reaction speed Relieving headaches or migraines Improving energy levels Improving sleep quality Improving allergies Helping sinusitis Increased immune function Improving asthma Improving digestion Helping reproductive function           …and much, much more.  If you are unsure whether chiropractic can help you call our clinic to make an appointment for a no-obligation, free spine check.  We’ll let you know if you’re a candidate for chiropractic care.   Chiropractic does more than relieve symptoms.  Studies have shown that people under chiropractic care have been found to feel improvements to their: Physical State Mental/Emotional State Life Enjoyment Overall quality of life Reference:  Marino MJ, Langrell PM. A longitudinal assessment of chiropractic care using a survey of self-rated health wellness & quality of life: a preliminary study. Journal of Vertebral Subluxation Research. 1999;3(2).   A 1987 Italian study of 17,142 patients conducted by medical physicians and chiropractors concluded ·          “…our sample population treated with chiropractic for at least two years showed that this treatment could lead to a 75-55% reduction in the number of daily absences from work and could cut down the number of hospitalized patients by 87.60% compared with other currently used forms of treatment (pharmacological, physiotherapy, surgical)” ·         "A most meaningful indicator of the effectiveness of chiropractic is the improvement it produces in the quality of life, not only because of its curative effect but also thanks to its preventative and rehabilitative functions". Reference: Splendori F. Chiropractic-therapeutical effectiveness-social importance. Incidence of absence from work and hospitalization. Survey on a sample of 17,142 patients, Italy, 1987.   The following excerpts from a Canadian government commissioned study indicate the cost effectiveness of chiropractic treatment over standard medical treatment: "The overwhelming body of evidence shows that chiropractic management of low-back pain is more cost effective than medical management, and that many medical therapies are of questionable validity or are clearly inadequate ... Chiropractic manipulation is safer than medical management of low-back pain." ·         "There would be highly significant cost savings if more management of low-back pain was transferred from physicians to chiropractors... Users of chiropractic care have substantially lower health care costs, especially inpatient costs, than those who use medical care only." Reference:  The Effectiveness and Cost Effectiveness of Chiropractic Management of Low-Back Pain (The Manga Report). Pran Manga and Associates (1993) - University of Ottawa, Canada.