Benefits of Consistent Chiropractic Care

The majority of people are aware that a chiropractor can help minimize back pain. However, there are some positive aspects of visiting your Reisterstown, MD chiropractor routinely that are less widely known. These advantages may just improve your life and overall well-being.

Benefits of chiropractic consist of:

1. It encourages natural recovery. Whereas most other therapies involve the use of medications, surgical procedures, or injection therapy; chiropractic stimulates your body in treating itself naturally.


2. It reduces kid's otitis media. A significant number of children endure regular ear infections, and are often given antibiotics. Some children experience a reduction in ear infections after receiving consistent chiropractic adjustments.


3. It can boost your immunity. Studies indicate that chiropractic adjustments may lead to a down regulating of pro-inflammatory cytokines and an increase in antibodies linked to the immune response. Furthermore, chiropractic can boost the production of leukocytes that support the white blood cells in fending off disease.


4. It can reduce digestive issues. If you have a challenging time with digestion, frequent chiropractic visits can often lessen symptoms.


5. You get a better night's sleep. When you are not affected by neck or back pain, your standard of sleep gets better, helping you to feel more focused and full of energy.


6. It can lower your blood pressure. When your spine is out of place, body functions -- like your blood pressure -- aren’t maintained properly, increasing your risk of these types of health issues.


7. It can improve your balance. The more durable and healthy your spine is, the easier it is to balance, possibly preventing a personal injury due to poor balance like a slip and fall.


 

Enjoy these perks and more when you visit Dr. Bache in Reisterstown, MD. Call and arrange your next appointment now!

Studies

Alcantra, J and Mayer DM. The successful chiropractic care of pediatric patients with chronic constipation: A case series and selective review of the literature. Clinical Chiropractor 2008. 11 (3) 138-47.

Bakris G, Dickholtz M, Meyer PM, Kravitz G, et al. Atlas vertebra realignment and achievement of arterial pressure goal in hypertensive patients: a pilot study. Journal of Human Hypertension 2007;21:347-352.

Knutson G.A. Significant changes in systolic blood pressure post vectored upper cervical adjustment vs resting control groups: a possible effect of the cervicosympathetic and/or pressor reflex. Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapy 2001;24(2):101–109.

McMasters KL, et al. Blood pressure changes in African American patients receiving chiropractic care in a teaching clinic: a preliminary study. Journal of Chiropractic Medicine 2013; 12(2): 55-59.

Pohlman KA, Holton-Brown MS. Otitis media and spinal manipulative therapy: a literature review. Journal of Chiropractic Medicine 2012;11(3):160-9.