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Stress Towson, Maryland John Gartner, Ph.D. |
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Stress Draper, Utah Steven Chen, Ph.D. |
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Stress Downers Grove, Illinois Jan Remer-Osborn, Ph.D. |
High stress levels and too little time to relax and recoup from a fast-paced lifestyle can cause a number of health problems and make it difficult to maintain a positive perspective. Everyone has a different level of stress tolerance, and stress can be managed in a healthy way with a combination of chiropractic care and lifestyle changes.
Chiropractic manipulation techniques work on increasing range of motion and reducing muscular restrictions. Muscle and organ reflexes often occur as s result of emotional stress, so a chiropractor may work on improving nerve signal functioning from the body to the brain. This process may also involve retraining the muscles and joints so that the individual does not hold stress and tension in their body, but is able to relax and ‘let go’ naturally. In some cases, chiropractic therapy may also be combined with massage therapy to improve results.
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