HEALTHbeat™, an online newsletter published by Harvard Medical School, that regularly examines various topics related to healthy living, reviewed chiropractic in 2016.
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Although their considerations were narrowly focused on musculoskeletal issues, Harvard’s review was favorable, particularly observing that chiropractic has been found to be helpful for headaches, asthma, carpal tunnel syndrome, fibromyalgia, neck and back pain and whiplash.
For persons experiencing those problems it’s valuable to find something that benefits them without the harmful effects of drugs and other medical treatments. On the other hand, persons reading the Harvard piece should remain aware that the benefits of achieving a good nerve supply through chiropractic care include much more than just improving musculoskeletal symptoms. Remember, all body functions are controlled and coordinated by the brain, and that communication between brain and body depends on the nerve system.
Who do you know that could benefit by eliminating nerve system interference through chiropractic care?