Muscular and skeletal problems run rampant with age. No one’s immune. We’re in this together. Pain. Degeneration. Disease. Immobility. Disability. And premature death. It doesn’t have to be like this. Look and see who can help. But first…
It’s estimated that chiropractors treat more than 35 million Americans (adults and children) annually. Americans are realizing the importance of alignment for pain relief and health improvement. Chiropractors are used by all 32 National Football League Teams. 1
Chiropractors are highly educated. Certified. Most states require a bachelor’s degree in the sciences to meet chiropractic college prerequisites. Thereafter future chiropractors obtain their four year (D.C.) degree from a handful of accredited chiropractic schools in the country. Most programs include an internship or clinic to practice under the supervision of a licensed chiropractor. All states require chiropractors to have a Doctor of Chiropractic degree and pass a certification exam. In addition many chiropractors choose a specialty such as sports injuries or geriatrics. Or combining neuropathy with chiropractic treating nervous system and back pain conditions. More study. Additionally continuing education is required for annual license renewal in most states. And chiropractors generally attend workshops and seminars for newest development in developments in chiropractic medicine. 2 Keeping abreast of the latest developments and practice is of utmost concern. Yes you can manipulate your physiological physical and mental function. Better health and welfare is possible at any age or condition. But it’s up to you to ask...
A chiropractor diagnoses and treats muscular and skeletal issues primarily of the back and neck. Spinal alignment is the key to a healthy body. Safe. Proven. Painless. The natural alternative to surgery or prescription medicine. Experience immediate pain relief. From experience...
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Website now also available in Spanish and German.
1. Crunching The Numbers: Chiropractor Statistics (And Facts) – American Chiropractic Association
2. Become a Chiropractor: Education and Career Roadmap, study.com
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