Chiropractors and children

[Guest guest]

Good morning,

I've been going to see a chiropractor for myself for two months now, the think

it might be helping my issues but I no for me it is a process.

Here is my question to all you chiro junkies out there. ( I mean that in a good

way)

My doctor wants me to let him work on Matt. He feels that the subluxations that

he might have could benefit from treatment, which in turn could help with some

of his " special issues " . I am not a posed to trying but I am skeptical about

it being helpful. Can anyone share their view points and if it has helped your

child and how.

Thank you

Alyssa

[Guest guest]

I believe in chiro. However some I find do it Snap Crackle Pop style and do the

same procedure for everyone. An easy money grab. I think finding a chiro that

specialize with kids would be a better route good luck

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[ ] Chiropractors and children

Good morning,

I've been going to see a chiropractor for myself for two months now, the think

it might be helping my issues but I no for me it is a process.

Here is my question to all you chiro junkies out there. ( I mean that in a good

way)

My doctor wants me to let him work on Matt. He feels that the subluxations that

he might have could benefit from treatment, which in turn could help with some

of his " special issues " . I am not a posed to trying but I am skeptical about

it being helpful. Can anyone share their view points and if it has helped your

child and how.

Thank you

Alyssa

[Guest guest]

My 3 kids and I all go to the chiropractor. We've been blessed to find one that

uses a holistic approach and focuses on chiropractic, nutrition, a natural

lifestyle, no vaccinations, etc. He uses the activator method which is the most

gentle method. No cracking, just the instrument. My daughter was essentially non

verbal until her first adjustment and that night she started vocalizing more. My

son is off of his asthma medication for the first time in 4 years! They love it

and call it a " massage. "

I watched a video on how chiropractic helped children with multiple challenges

at a home in Florida, and heard testimonies from the Oklahaven children's

chiropractic center as well. I even watched a video portraying how much torque

could be exerted and how many subluxations a child could receive in the birthing

process. Chiropractors feel that these first subluxations could be responsible

for many lifelong developmental issues, and even SIDS. Our central nervous

system is the first part of us that is formed. It only makes sense to look to it

to prevent disease and other issues. I don't know if I'm totally sold on disease

prevention yet, but it is helping our family, so we will continue with it.

I know there are many opinions out there, and everyone must do what they feel is

right for their family. A lot depends on the individual chiropractor and his/her

methods, and the right fit needs to be found.

From: Alyssa

Sent: Friday, November 05, 2010 8:04 AM

Subject: [ ] Chiropractors and children

Good morning,

I've been going to see a chiropractor for myself for two months now, the think

it might be helping my issues but I no for me it is a process.

Here is my question to all you chiro junkies out there. ( I mean that in a good

way)

My doctor wants me to let him work on Matt. He feels that the subluxations that

he might have could benefit from treatment, which in turn could help with some

of his " special issues " . I am not a posed to trying but I am skeptical about it

being helpful. Can anyone share their view points and if it has helped your

child and how.

Thank you

Alyssa