Chiropractic
Chiropractic Care
Dr Greenfield's Approach
Chiropractic care is the third largest primary health care profession in the 
world. It offers a non-invasive, non-drug alternative to some of the significant health problems plaguing the world today.
world. It offers a non-invasive, non-drug alternative to some of the significant health problems plaguing the world today.Chiropractic care is based on the premise that good health depends in part on a normally functioning nervous system.
Chiropractors understand that many of the body's dysfunctions can be linked to nerve interference caused by abnormal pressure or irritation of the spinal nerves. Be relieving this pressure and restoring proper nerve flow, symptoms can often be relieved and good health can be restored.
Chiropractors base this knowledge on years of study and research into the biomechanics of the human body and the cause and effect that injuries have on the spinal system, as well as the overall health of the individual.
Dr. Greenfield's unique approach to chiropractic care involves realigning the spine with precise chiropractic adjustments to release the vital life force nerve energy so that the body can heal itself from within. Additionally Dr. Greenfield works to detoxify and balance the body chemistry with all natural time test homeopathy that the body needs plus she prescribes the exact nutritional supplements that each patient's body needs and craves. Lastly she includes a very powerful new breakthrough system of releasing extremely damaging emotional stress and tension to not only the subconscious mind, heat and soul of a person but also to the body as well. This is done through a dynamic muscle testing system called Neuro Emotional Technique, or N.E.T.
Dr Ward's Approach
Many people find that they have muscular aches and pains on a regular basis, but are at a loss for how to obtain lasting relief. Myofascial pain accounts for a very large portion of the population's doctor visits. Despite this, many
practitioners find it a very difficult condition to treat. Myofascial pain occurs when muscles are injured, either through trauma, emotional stress or repetitive mechanical stress. They may develop taut bands with tender nodules or knots referred to as trigger points. The involved muscle that contains trigger points may affect range of joint motion, posture, and may be weak or cause other muscles to be weak or less well-coordinated. It may also cause local or referred pain. There is a fairly predictable referred pain pattern involved for each individual muscle. Other symptoms caused by the myofascial involvement in muscles include changes in circulation, tearing and bloodshot eyes, goose bumps, dizziness, and other symptoms caused by a disturbance of the autonomic nervous system.
practitioners find it a very difficult condition to treat. Myofascial pain occurs when muscles are injured, either through trauma, emotional stress or repetitive mechanical stress. They may develop taut bands with tender nodules or knots referred to as trigger points. The involved muscle that contains trigger points may affect range of joint motion, posture, and may be weak or cause other muscles to be weak or less well-coordinated. It may also cause local or referred pain. There is a fairly predictable referred pain pattern involved for each individual muscle. Other symptoms caused by the myofascial involvement in muscles include changes in circulation, tearing and bloodshot eyes, goose bumps, dizziness, and other symptoms caused by a disturbance of the autonomic nervous system.Dr. Ward treats patients with myofascial pain syndromes by putting the muscles through a series of deep stretches and manual release techniques specifically geared towards elongating the contractions of the muscles. Her focus is to restore movement to the body caused by the muscular tension and torque, and the joint restrictions. Dr. Ward uses mostly manual adjusting techniques called Diversified technique, where there is an audible release of the joint. At the patient's request, Dr. Ward will use Activator and Thompson Drop technique as well.
Some patients experience soreness following the myofascial treatment, similar to soreness following exercise or massage therapy, which will abate in 1-2 days. Patients will be sent home following treatment with home stretches and exercises that are an integral part of their treatment.
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