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Too many people wait until they are experiencing serious pain before scheduling their first visit with a chiropractor. You may be surprised to learn that chiropractic care can begin with newborn infants, and if continued throughout childhood, will lay the foundation for a lifetime of good health. 

3 Benefits of Childhood Visits to the Chiropractor

1. Promotes Proper Growth

chiropractic-careThe spine protects the body’s nervous system, which is critical in sustaining good growth and development. Chiropractic care addresses misalignments in the spine. This is especially important for infants who’ve suffered from problematic fetal positions such as transverse or breech.

2. Fosters Healthy Brain Development

The spine has a direct impact on brain function, according to a study that found that spinal adjustments led to increased brain activity in the prefrontal cortex, by up to as much as 20%. This area of the brain is responsible for things like decision-making, motor control, and memory — abilities that are fundamental to a child’s development.  

3. Improves Immune System

In 1917 during a lethal flu epidemic, chiropractic patients were found to have a lower death rate than those who were not under chiropractic care. Since then, many people have visited chiropractors to improve immune system function, and further research has emerged to support the connection. Children are particularly at-risk for illnesses as they come in close contact with their peers in day care and school.

 

Don’t wait for a serious problem before seeking chiropractor care for your child. Spaulding Chiropractic in Chillicothe, OH, is owned and operated by a husband-and-wife team who are passionate about cultivating your family’s good health through cutting-edge services. Whether you want to improve your or your child’s athletic performance or day-to-day mobility, these professionals will restore and enhance your well-being. Call (740) 775-1900 to schedule your appointment, and follow them on Facebook to read what their patients have to say.

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