Kids and Chiropractic
1.25.2016

What does your child have in common with Granny? 

Children are second only to retirees in prescription drug use.  Much like their parents, the health of our kids is in jeopardy more than it ever has been before.  

Did you know that more than 125 million prescriptions will be written for children this year?

Did you know that more than 25% of children in the U.S. take prescription drugs DAILY? But, how could something so delicate, precious and perfect as a baby or child have health concerns and issues so young?

One of the most overlooked health events in our society is the birthing process.  There are two major reasons for this:
            (1) No obvious symptoms
            (2) No visible trauma

A child’s health and the health or their spine are intimately related.  It is well documented that even a “normal” birth places tremendous stress on the spine of a newborn.  This process is often times where subluxation begins.  Remember subluxation interferes with the brain’s ability to communicate and coordinate the normal bodily functions.  As the child grows, subluxation progressively interferes with proper body function and limits the child’s ability to express optimum health.

As the twig is bent, so grows the tree

Many people are simply not aware that Chiropractic care is one of the best things any parent can do for the health and development of their child.  It gives the nervous system the greatest opportunity to be at optimal function while allowing the child to reach their maximum life expression.  The adjustment to the pediatric spine is both gentle and safe.  The great thing is the pediatric spine is extremely adaptable to correction of subluxation.

The health of you, your family and your friends is our passion and commitment.  Thank you for your continued support of Robin Wellness Center by referring in friends and family.  It is truly how we make a difference in our community one valued person at a time.

Have one of your child experienced success from chiropractic? If so tell us by commenting below. If you have any questions feel free to reach out to me [email protected]. –Dr. Ty Hall