Chiropractic Research
Research, experience, and countless testimonials prove chiropractic is a safe, effective, and inexpensive way to get well, stay well, and perform your best!
Every tissue and cell in your body requires proper nervous stimulation to function correctly, and chiropractic is a systematic method to restore balance in the human nervous system by removing subluxations- interference with nerves caused by misaligned bones and tissue. With appropriate nervous stimulation, your body can create the conditions to remain in an optimal state of total health.
Explore the sampling of research linked below, and call us at (319)283-1621 to experience the benefits of chiropractic for yourself!
2015 GALLUP POLL
Most Americans highly value and utilize chiropractic care
HEAD, NECK, AND BACK PAIN
Chiropractic resolves headaches and neck pain in children
Chiropractic resolves facial neuralgia
Chiropractic resolves cervicogenic headaches
Chiropractic combined with massage therapy resolves tension headaches
Chiropractic relieves low back pain in active duty military personnel
Chiropractic improves scoliosis
PEDIATRICS AND PREGNANCY
Chiropractic improves infant colic
Chiropractic improves low back pain in pregnant women
Chiropractic is safe and effective for pregnant women
Chiropractic promotes fertility and healthy birthing
Chiropractic resolves breech fetal positioning in pregnant women
Most Americans highly value and utilize chiropractic care
HEAD, NECK, AND BACK PAIN
Chiropractic resolves headaches and neck pain in children
Chiropractic resolves facial neuralgia
Chiropractic resolves cervicogenic headaches
Chiropractic combined with massage therapy resolves tension headaches
Chiropractic relieves low back pain in active duty military personnel
Chiropractic improves scoliosis
PEDIATRICS AND PREGNANCY
Chiropractic improves infant colic
Chiropractic improves low back pain in pregnant women
Chiropractic is safe and effective for pregnant women
Chiropractic promotes fertility and healthy birthing
Chiropractic resolves breech fetal positioning in pregnant women