Chiropractic adjustment

Is this a chiropractor that you normally see?
Think chiropractic is very beneficial.
My daughter sees one once a week. Really helps.

Our chiro does something called neuroemtional technique. It releases trap emotions from the body. Love it!!

Post Edited (CaliLyme) : 6/10/2014 8:42:50 AM (GMT-6)

Just tell her not to do any fast neck or back cracks. My chiro is very lyme literate and use a small handheld device that sounds like a mini jack hammer to gentry tap bones back into position. He also uses a cold laser device, but that's a whole other chapter.

I saw him weekly early in my treatment then stopped about 19 months ago when I went back to work full time. My back has been out of whack for several months now, and I pinched a nerve in hip socket or sciatica three weeks ago. I see him tomorrow for an adjustment and recovery plan.

good luck

I had my adjustment last night and feel a lot better! I talked to the chiro a little about having Lyme. She talked about how common it is around here (Indiana), but didn't know much about how it is treated. She asked about my treatment, I think she was hoping she could give suggestions to some of her other patients. Part of my treatment is prescription, which she can't do. With my lyme brain, I didn't think to talk to her about the different herbal protocols. On one hand, it scares me to think of her offering advice to others without knowing much about it. On the other hand, it would be great to grow some more local support for others. I just get the feeling that she isn't interested in really learning about the complexities of lyme.