Posture Training
Did you know people with good posture look younger and live longer?
Studies have shown that people with poor posture are perceived as being older than they actually are.
Poor posture is more than just an aesthetic problem. It can increase your risk of falling and contributes to aches, pains and arthritis throughout our bodies.
RESEARCH:
A 2004 study published in the Journal of American Geriatric Society reported that people with a hyper-kyphotic (bent or hunched over) posture had a 1.44-times higher mortality rate.
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Balance and Coordination Training
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How to check your posture
Stand in front of a mirror and close your eyes. Next, stand in what you feel is your best posture. Open your eyes and look for the following:
- Is your head tilted to one side?
- Is one shoulder tip higher than the other?
- Is your belt line level or is one hip higher?
Any deviation indicates increased stress in your body and you should have it checked.
Posture Training
We offer an individual posture training program. Some degree of posture training is often incorporated into our treatment plans.
Our program focuses on 3 things.
- Balance
- Alignment
- Motion
Chiropractor for back pain and neck. Conditions such as herniated discs, lumbar and cervical stenosis, sciatica and radicular arm pain all involve compressive forces. It makes sense that when compression is a problem, then decompression should be an effective way to combat this. As people age, their discs lose fluid which often results in degenerative discs and arthritic joints. These spines become more rigid, sometimes osteoporotic, and they often don’t tolerate traditional manual manipulation as they once might have. Scoliosis patients with rotated spines like this table. Chiropractor for back pain involves the table allows us to de-rotate their spines prior to decompression, making it a more comfortable experience. Patients who don’t want manual manipulation that involves popping or clicking, can be effectively treated with this table. Chiropractor for back pain
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