Chiro Therapy
Chiro Therapy is a method that combines chiropractic practice, physical therapy, and advanced technology to minimize the use of medications and avoid surgical interventions in the treatment of musculoskeletal disorders. Additionally, Chiro Therapy helps counteract the aging process of the joints, prevent musculoskeletal issues related to poor posture in daily activities, and address sports-related injuries.
Common Conditions
Effects
- Instead of focusing on addressing the symptom of pain, Chiro Therapy targets the root causes by activating the body’s self-recovery and self-regeneration mechanisms.
- Through chiropractic adjustment therapies, spinal vertebrae and joints are realigned, reducing pressure on the discs, aiding in the recovery of herniated discs, improving blood supply, and alleviating nerve compression.
- Stimulates smooth and skeletal muscles, helping the discs and joints maintain their correct positions.
- Relaxes muscles, releases tension, and reduces muscle stiffness and soreness.
- Reduces acute inflammation, and combats inflammation in ligaments, discs, and joints.
Principle of effect
CHIROPRACTIC ADJUSTMENT
- Align the misaligned vertebrae back to their correct positions
- Target the trigger points that cause pain
- Nourish the nerves and ligaments
PHYSICAL THERAPY
- Increase muscle endurance
- Reduce pain, relax muscles
EMSCULPT
- Muscle relaxation and release using electromagnetic fields
- Increase the strength of muscles to keep the vertebrae and joints in their correct positions
NIR (High-power infrared)
- Muscle relaxation using high-power infrared heat
- Nourish and stimulate collagen and elastin production to help the muscle area move more smoothly
- Anti-inflammatory, reduce acute inflammation using infrared
CELLUMA PRO
- Acute pain relief
- Provide cellular energy to help bone, muscle, and nerve tissues recover faster
Technology
PhysioGo Lite ELECTROThe beneficial effects of electrical currents on tissues have been used for many years in the treatment of diseases and injuries of the musculoskeletal and nervous systems, as well as in supporting the regeneration of weakened tissues and muscles.
