Chiropractic 
San2006
16 y
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I have become a chiropractic patient since the past 3 months. And am amazed at my improvement.
http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1079684#i
I am surprised when I hear so many ppl are unaware of chiropractic and would rather pop pills than see a chiro. Since you are a chiro, is there any way we can adjust ourselves? Because although, chiro is beneficial, it is expensive. I am wondering if I want to be a chiro patient forever? Or should I be?
I have noticed that my feet remain warm and toasty this winter. They always became ice cold in winter months for as long as I can remember.
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- Re: Chiropractic knows
16 y
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This is a reply to # 1,092,282For sure you're going to have to take care of your structure your entire life. It IS fundamental number 1 you know. Very important. But for the most part it doesn't require much care once you get it "normal".
That little hamstring stretch exercise I teach goes a long, long way in keeping the entire spine functional. Otherwise it's a matter of doing the right things to compensate for employment requirements. I'm bent over all day working on patients, well, that tightens my hamstrings, so everynight I make sure they are nice and lose befor I go to bed. Hairdressers always develop lower neck problems. So I teach them exercises to compensate for keeping the arms up all day.
Whatever the structural occupational hazzard is there is always some exercises to negate it. Thus you stay mechanically correct.
Then it's a matter of keeping the joints clean and well lubricated which is your distilled water and daily oils. Go for a little walk everyday and you're home free. Easy...
Pain is supposed to be acquired in specific ways. Certainly not from your occupation.
Doc Sutter rules for the acquisition of pain:
1. You must be having a large volume of fun.
2. You must be making obscene amounts of money.
3. You must be participating in some activity with a member of the opposite sex that requires nudity.
It's okay to hurt yourself in those endevors.
Doc Sutter
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- Re: Chiropractic San2006
16 y
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Thanks. I have started taking Yoga and Pilates classes at work and am feeling great. They give me a good stretch.
Two years ago I discovered CZ, when I was suffering from unexplained abdominal bloat and incomplete evacuation. I did a lot of research as I was suffering a lot and pretty much looking pregnant because of the bloating. I tried a naturopath who just sucked $700 from me in a month and did not releive my situation. Then I started doing Liver Flushes (did 13 of them) and still had no luck. I drastically changed my diet, already drink tons of water, still no improvement. I was just feeling horrible day after day. On top of this, my blood work said, everything is tip-top. Nothing was wrong.
Anyways, I started seeing chiropractor recently, for different issues and not only has my pain gone, but also my stomach problems are getting releived. ( though not 100% yet)
I have developed interest in Yoga, because yoga is also about fixing the spine and the unhealthy spine can be root cause of my illnesses.
Then I discovered your forum and found that you are a chiropractor. That makes me read more of your forum...Because, I am amazed how fast chiropractic cured me, when I was feeling aweful.
- Re: Chiropractic knows
16 y
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This is a reply to # 1,092,999Pretty cool huh? I don't see how people live without chiropractic. It's so simple and IT WORKS. Doc
- Re: Chiropractic Bling
16 y
2,194
This is a reply to # 1,092,999
Hi,
I've been seeing the chiro, and i get sinus problems, and after reading Doc Sutter's forum for awhile, i realise that what you think are completely unrelated conditions can indeed be caused by a structural problem.
I get trouble top of neck along with my back and pelvic problems, and all the nerves are there that go to the brain, cortex i believe it is called, and tightness there can cause other problems, and she said it is possible that could be causing my sinus problems, although i think it is dairy related, but who knows, time will tell.- Re: Chiropractic San2006
16 y
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This is a reply to # 1,093,736
A lot of problems can be caused by spinal misalignment. I got very positive results from chiropractic treatment. My chiro took it slow with me, but everytime, I went to him, I saw improvement.
Now I am back to work full time. I was so sick, I went on short term disability for full 10 weeks. My husband was also taking leave with me, as he could not leave me alone by myself. Now I got my life back. I think I lucked out in finding a good chiropractor. The MDs were stunned at what went wrong with me. And the chiro just did his job and gave me my life back.
One more suggestion I have for you is try some yoga exercises. I used to do a lot of high intesity aerobics in the past, but later I found, these kind of exercises can actually be harmful. Yoga is very demanding, if you do some good stretching poses. I have been doing it for past 2-3 weeks and already feeling my thighs are slimming down. ( something which aerobics could not give me no matter how hard I try)
I am still strongly against Liver Flushing, Enemas, Colonics, extreme fasting, which 95 % of CZ population beleive in. But I beleive that if given a chance the body will heal naturally without harmful drugs and w/o harmful procedures.
- Re: Chiropractic Bling
16 y
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This is a reply to # 1,093,779
I used to do yoga, and i loved how it made me look and feel, but couldn't do it anymore with my problems. I asked the chiro if i could do yoga again, but they seem more in favour of pilates to strengthen up. At the moment i can only do a few stretches she has given me to do.
I have to get right first, everything has to stay in place and heal, and she didn't advise yoga if you have any weakness. Maybe one day. I tried pilates before this course of treatment and it made me worse because i hadn't been corrected.
- Re: Chiropractic Bling
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- Re: Chiropractic San2006
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- Re: Chiropractic knows
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- Re: Chiropractic San2006
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- Re: Chiropractic chelseahpace
6 y
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This is a reply to # 1,092,282G'day from OZ,
I'm glad to hear that chiro has helped you a lot in your life! Just wanted 2 sharea that I have also been a chiro patient for awhile because of my extreme pain. 2 years ago, I experienced a sharp pain in my back because I'm on ym seat in the office all day, everyda 6 days a week. People initally told me to exercise and eat healthy and have enough sleep but none of it was working. a friend recommended trying this place https://www.adaptchiro.com.au/ and everything completely changed!!
thankful for chiro treatment. i feel it is completely your choice to make if you continue to see the chiro.. if it benefits you, don't see any reason why you should stop!
cheers
- Re: Chiropractic knows
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