In this day and age, specialization seems to be the norm. However, MCR Chiropractic believes that a broader approach to health actually produces better results. Our approach to care involves using an integrated approach to physical wellness, with “whole body” treatment that encourages lifestyle and nutritional changes, meditation and relaxation, physical and mental exercise, and positive reinforcement. In addition to non-invasive, drug-free treatment to promote necessary healing from accidents or injury, small changes in lifestyle and diet can be life-changing.
A Coordinated Approach to Wellness
Our chiropractors know that life is busy and stressful. While we cannot adequately stress the importance of regular exercise and proper diet, we understand that major change is difficult. But, in addition to helping our patients with posture and corrective exercises to promote healing, we emphasize diet, regular exercise, sleep, and a positive mindset.
Our culture has become increasingly sedentary. Along with job stress, modern habits can take a toll on both physical and mental health. We see the results. A growing number of younger people are now overweight or obese. The number of people with diabetes and heart problems has grown steadily in the past couple of decades. As a society, we now consume more pills than ever before. We are, in some ways, less fit than previous generations.
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Finding Better Ways to Fitness and Health
Our MCR Chiropractic chiropractors recommend a regular program of exercise for 20 to 30 minutes at least three or four times a week. A gym membership isn’t necessary. A brisk walk or Modern dance moves are great ways to reap the benefits! Play a game of pickup basketball, or touch football, go canoeing with the family or take up yoga to reap the dual benefits or stretching and meditation.
Eat simple meals that are heavy on fruit, vegetables, and fiber; include whole grains, nuts, and legumes. Lessen your dependence on coffee and sweets. Limit alcohol and soda consumption. If you still smoke, quit. Cook at home. Take brown bag lunches to work or school, and skip the drive-through lanes — your budget will stretch further as well.
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Visit local farmers markets, or plan a “kitchen garden” to experience true fresh flavors and the great taste of just-picked tomatoes or fruits. Spend a few weekend hours cooking meals to freeze if your weekday schedules are jammed.