Frequently Asked Questions in Komoka ON

Yes. A New Zealand government study found that adjustments are remarkably safe. Chiropractic care enjoys an excellent track record. A thorough exam can identify the rare person for whom chiropractic care might be unsuited.

No. Only the spinal joints that are locked up receive adjustments. The occasional spinal joints that move too much, are passed over so weakened muscles and ligaments can stabilize and heal.

Even today’s “natural” childbirth methods can affect an infant’s spine. Colic, unusual crying, poor appetite or erratic sleeping habits can be signs of spinal distress. Adjustments are gentle. Knowing exactly where to adjust, no more pressure than you’d use to test the ripeness of a tomato is involved.

No. Some people can make their joints “pop,” but that’s not an adjustment! Adjustments are specific and take years to master. Even your Komoka chiropractor must consult a colleague to benefit from chiropractic care.

Most practice members report a sense of well-being or a feeling of calmness. Since repeated adjustments may be necessary, if adjustments didn't feel good, practice members wouldn't return to finish their care. Chiropractors are experts at making adjustments feel good.

Chiropractic care isn’t just for treating pain—it’s a powerful tool for maintaining your overall health and preventing future problems. Many spinal misalignments and nervous system imbalances develop gradually without causing immediate discomfort, but they can affect how your body functions over time.

Regular chiropractic visits help keep your spine properly aligned, which supports optimal nerve function, improves posture, enhances mobility, and boosts your body’s natural ability to heal itself. Think of it like regular maintenance for your car—addressing small issues early helps avoid bigger problems down the road.

By choosing chiropractic care proactively, you’re investing in lasting wellness, increased energy, better movement, and a higher quality of life—even when you feel fine.