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More evidence than ever to support Chiropractic for headaches and migraines
If you have ever suffered from a “normal” headache or a severe headache such as a migraine, then you know how debilitating they can be. More than 60% of adults suffer from regular headaches and have to take time off work because of them. It certainly ruins the
day and can immediately change your mood as well. With the increasing evidence that pain killing medication is not a healthy solution for the pain many people are looking for the healthy alternative.
The question we always ask at Vida Plena Chiropractic is “where does the headache or migraine come from?” so we can get a long lasting solution for you.
Causes of headaches
1. Structural misalignment of spine and neck 2. Muscular tension
3. Chemical overload (alcohol, nicotine, coffee...) 4. Medication, and 5. Stress
We pride ourselves in being able to comfortably, safely and effectively move a vertebra from a misaligned position (which causes undue stress upon nerves) into its proper position over a few weeks or months of care. This takes the stress off the nerve, relaxes the body and in turn eliminating the headaches or migraines.
Interesting fact about Dr Ben Tinker Our doctor of chiropractic used to suffer from severe migraine headaches with aura (blurry lights and loss of vision). When he was 14 he went to a chiropractor in the UK and since his fi rst visit with him he has not had a migraine since. This was a key reason for his decision to become a master chiropractor. Let him use his knowledge and experience to help you.
For further information visit Calle Pintor Sorolla 1, Local 1, Calpe, 03710, or telephone:
965 83 1234 / 605 011 281, email:
quirovidaplena@gmail.com,
www.quiropracticavidaplena.com.
FF - Supporting the local community
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