Stress

The information below is proof about how Chiropractic can help you. However, we must always look at the entire spirit-soul-body connection to the disease to make our clinic treatments effective and ensure permanent healing and 100% restoration of health.

All of these beneficial effects of an upper cervical correction can reduce pain and inflammation throughout the entire body, perhaps even mental effects of being in pain, like further anxiety and depression. If you are overworked and experiencing physical symptoms of stress and anxiety, see an upper cervical chiropractor today!

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Stress is known as the “silent killer” and is the number one trigger of a heart attack. Heart attacks kill more Americans in the United States than any other disease. We all face stress on a day-to-day basis, but how you deal with it can have significant effects on your health. It’s important to recognize how stress affects you, learn how to deal with it, and develop healthy habits to ease your stress.

Upper cervical chiropractors “get your head on straight” by aligning the top two bones in your neck so your brain can communicate with your body with no nerve interference. Life is stressful enough, you don’t need a neck misalignment to add to it.

Our Bodies Don’t Like Stress

Mental stress can affect the body with pain and inflammation that will manifest in specific bodily systems.

That means it can come with digestive issues, abnormal bowel movements, sleep and mood disorders, depression, anxiety, and more.

Adjusting the Upper Cervical Spine Will Help

Here is a quick reminder about what an upper cervical chiropractor can do to alleviate harmful symptoms of stress, anxiety, and depression.

A correction to the upper cervical spine can help symptoms of stress through:

Ensuring the atlas vertebra are properly aligned and not pressing on the vagus nerve
Stimulating the vagus nerve to reduce and prevent inflammation
Regulating the vagus nerve and ensuring the organs throughout the body have healthy function
Relieving pain by activating the body’s innate relaxation response
Ensuring the parasympathetic and sympathetic nervous systems are balanced correctly

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