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Natural chiropractic health care improves numerous health issues faced by older adults, from mobility (independence) to a non-drug approach to pain relief.  Chiropractic care alone can improve circulation, balance and mobility.  When used with individually designed exercise and nutrition programs the quality of life for the elderly can be measured significantly.

Chiropractic provides drug free relief from symptoms of arthritis.  By resolving pain and improving mobility, patients are able to better move joints. Increased motion in turn aids in slowing or halting the progress of arthritis. In some cases the arthritis and it's effects can be reversed.

A study in the Journal of Sports Chiropractic & Rehabilitation found a direct association between the loss of strength and muscle mass as individuals age.  The study indicated no inherent change in the muscle tissue itself, as loss of physical power and muscle mass are a result of lifestyle, not aging. Loss of strength can be maintained and reversed under the proper exercise program.   If you or your loved one are experiencing weakness and difficulty in mobility, our doctors will work with you on a regime to help gain back a more enjoyable quality of life.

Spinal disks and  joints, are similar to other joints.  They all receive nutrition and eliminate waste through the joints movement. Insufficient movement causes adhesions and scar tissue develop in the joints causing them to degenerate and can lead to arthritis.

There are no known cures for osteoporosis, but there are many things the doctors at Lindsey Chiropractic Care can do to help prevent and slow down the progress at any age.  Making the right nutritional, exercise and lifestyle choices are keys to maintaining strong bones for a lifetime.
Elderly chiropractic patients report better overall health, have fewer chronic conditions, spend fewer days in nursing homes and hospitals, are more mobile in their communities, and are more likely to report strenuous levels of exercise than non-chiropractic patients.

-        Foundation for Chiropractic Education and Research (FCER),
published in  Topics in Clinical Chiropractic, Volume 3, Number 2
A 1996 study of 414 elderly individuals with an average age of 80 years, found the following:Coulter, PhD et al.
Chiropractic and Care for the Elderly. Top Clin Chiro 1996;3(2):46-55. 
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