Do I have to do this forever?
Chiropractors are not generally in the tough love business. Even though, as a group, we truly understand the value of regular chiropractic work, we also share a keen awareness that every person is different and that your needs will be unique to you. At the same time, we believe that the more informed you are about chiropractic care, the more likely you will be to make the decision that is best for you. Watch this brief video for more information about the long-term benefits of chiropractic treat.
We also feel strongly that the best patient is a smart patient, one that understands how the spine works and the benefits that can stem from regularly scheduled maintenance. Imagine a garden that was left to its own devices. It would rapidly fill up with weeds. Only through ongoing tender loving care, will that the manifest is whole abundance. The body is the same way. If you want to get the most out of your body, you need to take the best possible care of it–and chiropractic adjustments that ensure that your entire skeletal system work properly, should form part of your health regime.
If you can’t watch the video, here’s the transcript of Dr. Pickman’s discussion:
Long Term Benefits of Chiropractic Care
Hi, Dr. Todd Pickman here and many times I am asked by a new patient if once they start with, they have to keep going forever. Is that true?
I love that question because it reminds me of when I was a young boy and my parents told me over and over to brush my teeth every single day–twice a day or more. Then my dentist explained to me why I also needed to floss so that I would always have great teeth. Because they helped me understand, I don’t plan on stopping brushing or flossing for the rest of my life. Your spine is a moving machine and just like your teeth, it requires periodic maintenance. Your chiropractic doctor can give you recommendations so you that can make the most educated decisions about your health. You don’t have to come see us forever, though once you start to feel great, you’ll probably want to. Ultimately, that will always be your choice.
Dr. Todd Pickman
Gonstead Family Chiropractic