A healthy spine equates to a healthy body. Signs and symptoms, including pain, are the body’s way of telling us that something is wrong within the body. There are many causes of pain; one common cause is vertebral subluxation. According to the Australian Spinal Research Foundation, a vertebral subluxation is a diminished state of being, comprising of a state of reduced coherence, altered biomechanical function, altered neurological function and altered adaptability. The word subluxation is derived from the Latin words meaning sub (less), lux (light/nerve flow), and ‘-ation’ (a condition of).
In other words, subluxation is a condition of less light where there is altered function of a spinal vertebra, a diminished state of wellbeing, including decreased health with a change to how your body and nervous system functions, including signs and symptoms such as pain, muscle tenderness, inflammation and less mobility, amongst other things.
Chiropractors are the only healthcare practitioners that are trained in analysing, detecting and correcting vertebral subluxations. By removing the subluxations, the nervous system is able to reset and restore proper communication between the brain and body. Effective communication between the brain and body is essential for optimal health and function.
Life is bright when you’re subluxation free.
Contact Provolution Health on 6299 2660 to have your spine and body checked for subluxation today.
Dr. Cindy Lam
After suffering with low back pain related to her menstrual cycle as a teen, and finding incredible results and relief with Chiropractic care, Cindy knew by the age of 14 that she wanted to pursue Chiropractic to bring that same opportunity to you. Having studied at Macquarie University, she has graduated with a Bachelor of Chiropractic Science and a Master of Chiropractic.
Dr. Cindy is grateful to be surrounded by a wonderful and exceptional team, and to be working in her chosen profession. She loves seeing the changes in people’s health and quality of life because of their body’s innate ability to heal.