Have you ever realized that in order for you to obtain what you want, time may be available yet the choices become the biggest obstacle? Think hard, we all may have the same amount of time. We just make different choices. If you capitalize on your choices, then time is on your side. We all have that friend who is waiting for something new, thinking that the grass is always greener on the other side. They are always on the latest diet, the newest wonder food that shrinks fat away instantly, or the newest book on how to manage stress. While this might sound appealing, it often leads to life on a roller coaster.

But what about Chiropractic? We often get asked, “How long should I go for care?” and the answer really comes down to what you want out of it. If you are looking for a holistic approach to health care that does not require you to take lotions, potions, and pills, then sticking it out for the long haul might be your call. If you want the “one and done,” sure we can help, yet think about what is actually happening: Just how some people only eat good food when they are sick, some people only see a chiropractor when their issue is acute.

If you can conceptualize that your body is under constant repair to maintain a functioning system, AND this processing of information is coordinated via your central nerve system… you might think about sticking longer with chiropractic care. Understand that your body is intelligent and thrives on function over feeling. When the spinal column is aligned, you are designed to “form”. Form determines your function, and with a spine in proper alignment, you move better, last longer, and transmit better nerve flow than with a spine that is subluxated. We ask that you make the choices to give us the time. Without the time, much can be lost. Your body is the biggest investment that you will ever make in your life; don’t abuse it.

Contact our Coeur d'Alene ID chiropractic clinic

Please feel free to contact HomeTown Family Chiropractic in Coeur d'Alene ID at (208) 261-2206 with any questions you may have.