Our Philosophy
In-Balance Chiropractic is about more than back or neck pain. Or Headache
When most people think of chiropractic, they think of back or neck pain. Sometimes headache pain. Now we can expand to include Alternative Health Care. Where staying healthy is the objective. Lifestyle, stress, fitness, nutrition, muscle balance, and spinal alignment are the keys to health and longevity.
Having to be medicated because you already have a severe problem is not the position that most people want to be in.
At In Balance, we make it our mission to provide you with the information you need to make educated health care choices.
It is about health care choices.
What exactly does this mean? Let's say for example, you have been getting migraine headaches for quite some time and go to the "doctor." You come away with a prescription for a strong drug or drugs that will help to numb the pain. How does that make you feel? Cured from your migraine? Or are you just too drugged up to care?
Alternatively, you visit our office, receive a chiropractic adjustment, and your headache will go away.
We have had many patients just like this where a commitment to health through chiropractic care resulted is a dramatic reduction and, in some cases, a healing of migraine headache.
"My migraines were unbearable…the pills I took were
even worse. I thought I'd never feel better. Two adjustments at In-Balance
Chiropractic and my head stopped hurting. I couldn't believe I had waited
so long to try chiropractic."
Bob Smith- Georgia
Maybe you have been told that you need surgery for your back pain and sciatica. And that only surgery will help the ruptured disk in your back.
You will be happy to know that you probably do not need surgery. Again, an alternative approach, one that is, in our opinion, more effective, is the non surgical conservative approach of chiropractic care followed by a specific regimen of rehabilitative exercises and even nutritive protocols. Over the years, we have helped dozens of patients recover from these medical diagnosis. Only a very small percentage of the absolutely worst cases go on to need surgery.
