FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS IN Bloomington MN

A chiropractor, otherwise known as a doctor of chiropractic (DC), is a healthcare professional that addresses issues with the spine and spinal nerves to improve function and health in the body.

After getting their undergraduate degree, there is a three-and-a-half-year chiropractic degree program, which is about 4200 hours of education and training.

Chiropractic, delivered by safe and painless spinal adjustments, takes pressure off the nerves and helps the body to heal, promotes better circulation and improves mobility. Most people typically see a chiropractor for hundreds of named conditions, looking for a natural and drug-free approach to get well and stay well.

When the adjustment is applied correctly, the adjustments typically do not hurt at all. Most people feel relief or a good feeling immediately afterwards, though in some cases some soreness is natural when starting care.

Infrequently, a bit of soreness can occur following the adjustments, and toxins can be released. This is healthy and completely normal. Typically the most common side effect is feeling better, lighter and more mobile.

When a spinal joint is set during an adjustment, pressure in the joint fluid is released, causing a popping sound. Similar to "cracking your knuckles", this popping sound is normal and harmless.

YES! Making sure your child's spine is healthy is important to their health and development and helps prevent future issues they may experience as an adult. And children love getting adjusted!

YES! Adjustments help promote an easier and more natural delivery and help the mother be more comfortable throughout the entire pregnancy.

YES! Adjustments help with the healing process, removing pressure off of delicate spinal nerves, promote soft tissue recovery, help with circulation and improve mobility. It's VITAL after trauma has occurred!

Well, why wouldn't you? Nearly 5000 treated and changed lives for the better. Make an appointment to come visit us and find out!