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<blockquote data-quote="SRL" data-source="post: 212816" data-attributes="member: 701"><p>Heather, I think asking around is probably as good a way as any to start. Find out what their adjustments are like, how deep into nutrition and supplements they are, etc. </p><p> </p><p>I started about 9 months ago when my neck and upper back were all knotted up and my daily life was starting to be seriously hindered. I went with someone who was recommended by a friend. The first appointment was for intake and x-rays plus they did a muscle treatment that really helped. The second was to discuss treatment plan, which was a 3 month period starting out at 3 times a week. It has helped a great deal not only for my back but some improvements in my carpal tunnel and sinuses as well.</p><p> </p><p>I didn't know it when I selected my chiro but she uses a newer system called ProAdjuster. It's a computerized system and uses a pressure probe to measure how much adjusting is needed, and then makes it accordingly. It's very gentle. </p><p><a href="http://www.proadjusterlifestyle.com/index.php?do=chiropractic#section4" target="_blank">http://www.proadjusterlifestyle.com/index.php?do=chiropractic#section4</a></p><p> </p><p>Do ask about nutrition/supplements. We have one chiro here in town who is into natural treatments in a big way so people who favor that approach flock to her. Mine is lower key on it--she keeps a small shelf of favored products she might recommend but doesn't have a supplement shop in her office like the other does.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SRL, post: 212816, member: 701"] Heather, I think asking around is probably as good a way as any to start. Find out what their adjustments are like, how deep into nutrition and supplements they are, etc. I started about 9 months ago when my neck and upper back were all knotted up and my daily life was starting to be seriously hindered. I went with someone who was recommended by a friend. The first appointment was for intake and x-rays plus they did a muscle treatment that really helped. The second was to discuss treatment plan, which was a 3 month period starting out at 3 times a week. It has helped a great deal not only for my back but some improvements in my carpal tunnel and sinuses as well. I didn't know it when I selected my chiro but she uses a newer system called ProAdjuster. It's a computerized system and uses a pressure probe to measure how much adjusting is needed, and then makes it accordingly. It's very gentle. [URL]http://www.proadjusterlifestyle.com/index.php?do=chiropractic#section4[/URL] Do ask about nutrition/supplements. We have one chiro here in town who is into natural treatments in a big way so people who favor that approach flock to her. Mine is lower key on it--she keeps a small shelf of favored products she might recommend but doesn't have a supplement shop in her office like the other does. [/QUOTE]
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