By Cliford Waluhan


The decision to become more physically fit and lose weight is made by thousands of people each day. Many give up the quest too soon because it becomes more of a challenge than expected. Some techniques used in Redondo Beach chiropractic offices could effectively boost body efficiency and make staying the course easier.

It takes so much more than cutting calories, sweating to the newest exercise craze, or taking the latest miracle pill to obtain long lasting weight loss. This is a time consuming process involving dedication and the simultaneous involvement of dietary changes, lifestyle adjustments, and hard work. Adding the natural techniques employed by chiropractors could also be helpful.

One thing that everyone should have during a journey such as this, is a good support system. This is a network of people who can help keep the individual on task by making them accountable for their actions, give encouragement when things get difficult and they can promote one to exercise better self control. Including a doctor in this group adds an extra layer of assistance for a new level of obstacles.

After performing a full diagnostic exam, the doctor can determine whether the patient has a spinal subluxation, or not. This is when the vertebrae in the spine are misaligned and it can negatively impact one's weight loss venture in multiple ways. Most people tend to simply dismiss these medical obstacles and give up the quest.

Exercise may be painful or difficult when misalignment limits an individual's range of motion. The sensory signals sent throughout the body that tell it to absorb certain vitamins and minerals can also be disrupted. Correcting the subluxation allows one to digest easier, muscles to perform efficiently, moving is less strained and posture is improved.

Other methods a chiropractor may employ are acupuncture, acupressure and therapeutic massage techniques designed to release tension and encourage relaxation. They can also devise a nutritional plan and exercise routine, both designed to work with the patient's individual circumstances, needs and limitations. All this in conjunction may lead to better results.




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