Did You Know?

#13 It's Better to Grow Healthy Kids than Repair Damaged Adults

Posted: February 28, 2013
By: Dr Tana Nazar

Did You Know?

It’s Better to Grow Healthy Kids than Repair Damaged Adults

 Have you noticed? There are times when the office seems like a pediatrician’s office. This is because we see a lot of kids and you may wonder...do all those poor children have back problems? Of course not!   They are coming to the office to grow their health as normally and naturally as possible rather than wait for health problems to develop.

Remember when you began your care here? When we conducted our examination and consultation, we found that there was evidence of chronic spine, muscle, nerve and back problems. We also found evidence of chronic health problems that were related to the nervous system involvement. Our initial objective was to see if we could work together to turn the direction of your health around. With kids, we don’t have to turn the direction of their health around...we just need to make sure that it keeps going in the right direction. So, all the children you often see in the office are here to grow up as healthy as they possibly can. Minimally, their parents don’t want them to grow up with the kind of health problems that they, or for that matter,       their parents, had. And, so while we have a fabulous success record in helping adults overcome their health problems through natural chiropractic care, we see children to help them grow up healthy!

What about you and your family? Are you waiting for your spouse and children to develop a problem before consulting us? Doesn’t it make much more sense to work to grow their health rather than simply try and “fix” them after they have broken down? Of course! So now you understand why we say, “It’s better to grow healthy kids than repair damaged adults.” Let us help you grow your kids as healthy as they can be. Make an appointment today to have their nervous systems checked so that they can be healthier for the rest of their lives!

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