Back In Balance Family Chiropractic in Sioux Falls

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Patients may originally pursue chiropractic care for pain relief at our office from hearing an existing patient talk about the results they've had or because they've "tried everything else" to eradicate it. "Everything else" may mean taking medication frequently (which masks the pain) or looking for other treatments that briefly relieve some soreness. At Back in Balance Family Chiropractic, we provide a natural, honest fix to the underlying issue, which is often a spinal or joint misalignment irritating the disc and putting pressure on nearby nerves.

Back In Balance Family Chiropractic
4301 W 57th st Ste 140
Sioux Falls, SD 57108
(605) 271-5717
https://backinbalancefamilychiropractic.com/
https://www.google.com/maps?cid=9690237306831116799

Through the utilization of the Gonstead Technique, Dr. Adam and Dr. Ashley thoroughly analyze your spine for the root of your complication and specifically adjust only the vertebrae of your spine that need remedied. The purpose of the unique Gonstead adjustment is to attain proper spinal bone placement, relieving irritation to surrounding nerves and restoring health and mobility of the adjacent vertebral discs. Symptoms resolve and you experience genuine health!

The patients that begin for pain alleviation are the most astounded to see other daily symptoms vanish, discovering that chiropractic care is for more than just back pain! Every function of your body takes place because of a message from your brain traveling down your spinal cord, out the spinal nerves and to specific tissues and organs in your body. When a vertebra is out of alignment, this causes irritation to the adjacent nerves carrying your vital brain messages. Like a kink in a hose, the information does not fully relay to the organ or tissue it innervates. That's like functioning at 0-50% all day, which eventually results in a particular pain or symptom such as indigestion, high blood pressure or allergies to name a few. What's even worse, is that it often takes