With the New Year comes New Year’s resolutions and many of them are focused on health and wellness. By adding stretching in between chiropractic visits, your physical and mental health can benefit. Here’s how a simple stretching routine can help you feel your best.
Maintain Your Mobility with Chiropractic
Start Stretching for a Healthy Spine
At Healthy Life Chiropractic, we are committed to more than the health of your spine – we want to help improve your health overall. One way to do this is by making stretching a part of your regular routine. When combined with chiropractic care, you’ve got a winning pair. Here are just a few reasons why stretching is good for the health of your spine and body.
Strengthen Your Spine!
It's Good To Be On The Go!
Foam Rolling 101
If you are involved with massage or fitness, you’ve probably heard of foam rollers before. Maybe you’ve even tried them out yourself, but are still perplexed as to why so many people use this device. What is the big deal about a cylinder of foam? There are a lot of questions out there about foam rollers, and we are here to help clear up any confusion and share why you should be foam rolling.
Stretch & Strengthen!
Do you brush your teeth twice a day? What about visiting your primary care doctor once a year? If your health is important to you, you are probably already taking preventative measures to maintain a healthy body, and the same goes for your spine! Stretching and strengthening is an excellent practice to be more proactive about maintaining balance in your body. Here are our suggestions.
Benefits of Stretching
Everyone knows how important exercise is, as well as the importance of stretching before and after exercise. But that doesn't mean that we always do it! If you are willing to take the time to do anything, be sure to take the time to stretch. It is considered by many to be the most important form of exercise, and it requires no equipment and no special wardrobe.
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