We are continuing our series of articles covering chiropractic therapy and whole body health. Our previous article discussed how regular chiropractic care can reduce stress and tension and enable electrical impulses to freely travel throughout the body.  Today, we will look at two more ways chiropractic care promotes whole body health.

Improves and Helps Maintain Posture and Balance

We’ve discussed in previous articles some of the consequences of poor posture.  Regular chiropractic care plays an integral role in improving and maintaining posture and balance. Even individuals with exemplary posture and balance can find that this gets difficult to maintain as the body ages.  Balance issues can really begin to manifest as we get older.  Chiropractic care including adjustments, chiropractic massage, dynamic cupping, decompression therapy, and a customized exercise regimen can help improve and maintain overall body posture and balance.

Enhances Range of Motion

Muscle tension, misalignment, and other issues can limit your range of motion. Regular chiropractic care addresses and resolves issues related to range of motion, thus allowing you to feel better and more easily proceed with daily activities.

Our next article will cover more ways chiropractic therapy benefits your body as a whole.

Dr. Adam W. Roussel, DC, MOT, CCEP, NASM-CES and his caring team of chiropractic care professionals welcome the opportunity to provide you with a treatment plan designed to help you achieve and maintain whole body health. We have the expertise to provide numerous types of chiropractic therapy treatments including adjustments, dynamic cupping therapy, Graston Technique®, Kinesio Taping Method®, cold laser therapy, Active Release Technique®, dry needling, spinal decompression therapy, chiropractic massage and more. Riverbend Chiropractic is proud to serve the River Parishes, including Destrehan, LaPlace, Kenner, Metairie, New Orleans, Luling, Hahnville, Ama, St. Rose, Norco, and New Sarpy. We invite you to schedule your appointment with us today.