Why I Highly Recommend A Chiropractor

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Dr. Cutsinger uses this 'resistance' check to monitor progress before and after an adjustment. For the past year, I've been going to a chiropractor. It became necessary after I started experiencing incredible tension in my neck and shoulders -- from all the time I spend at the computer.

I was actually very, very (VERY!) skeptical of chiropractors at first. I had always heard that once you START going, you can't STOP because they talk you into needing adjustments for the rest of your life.

What I found: This is true.

BUT...


The benefits I get from my chiropractic adjustments are so worth it that I WANT to go on a regular basis!

Not only does it make you feel better on-the-spot, but it also keeps your body in full alignment at all times.

For me, that meant no more excruciating tension in my neck and shoulders.

I spend upwards of 12 hours a day sitting at a computer. In addition to the early signs of carpal tunnel syndrome, I was feeling constant pain in my neck and shoulders -- even when I wasn't at the computer. (And Jim's fab-u-lous massages weren't doing the trick.)

In sum, I can personally attest to the value of chiropractic care to relieve lower back pain, neck & shoulder tension, and carpal tunnel syndrome.

Dr. Rick Cutsinger adjusting Lynnette's spine. Locally, I highly recommend Dr. Rick Cutsinger of Cutsinger Chiropractic in Franklin, Tennessee.

NOTE: A friend of a friend (who's a physical therapist) recommended that I also consider physical therapy -- if chiropractic care didn't do the trick. My pain was SO bad at first that I thought I would have to go the physical therapy route, but I never needed to. Dr. Cutsinger was able to alleviate my aches and pains after just a couple visits. I am, however, still intrigued by physical therapy as an option, and would like to give that a try at some point.

Here are some of the best things my chiropractor taught me.
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Commenting on the above comment. I don't think scrubs or a medical coat should change the opinion of a patient. An inexperienced chiropractor can be wearing a medical coat and it would have nothing to do with their skill, imho.

Aaron said:

Did you find it off that he wasn't wearing scrubs. Would you have had more initial confidence if he were?

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