It’s time to go beyond surface-level healing. Dr. James Stein at Lifeline Chiropractic in Norristown, PA, offers nutritional counseling in combination with other techniques to help relieve pain and achieve optimal health.
Why Do Chiropractors Offer Nutritional Counseling?
It might seem odd that the doctor who realigns your spine would also give you advice on how to eat, but most chiropractors do offer nutritional counseling. Why would they do this? And how can it help? Dr. Stein and the team at Lifeline Chiropractic in Norristown, PA, answer these questions and more in the facts below.
1. Chiropractic Care is a Holistic Practice
Chiropractors are certainly interested in relieving your pain, but their focus goes much further. They don’t want to simply put a Band-Aid on your issue. They want to ensure that it is fully healed – and that it doesn’t occur again. That’s why they address patients in a holistic manner, addressing every area that could be impacting your musculoskeletal health – including your nutrition.
2. Lack of Nutrition Could Be Causing Your Pain
If you’re in pain, it might be due to a lack of proper nutrition. For example, a lack of vitamin D can be at the center of your back pain, as it is critical for bone health. Vitamin D is actually responsible for ensuring your body absorbs the calcium you take in. Without it – or without enough of it – you could deal with chronic pain and be at a higher risk for injuries. While this is just one example, there are many ways in which proper nutrition can help fight or prevent pain.
3. The Right Nutrients Can Enhance Your Treatment and Healing Journey
Food can both harm your body and heal it, so it’s important that you take in the right nutrients. Your chiropractor can recommend the best foods and nutrients to restore bone and muscular health, as well as enhance cellular regeneration. By eating them, you can speed up your recovery time and enjoy lasting relief.
Wondering if nutritional counseling can benefit you? Come visit Dr. Stein and our team at Lifeline Chiropractic in Norristown, PA, for a personalized care plan that includes nutritional guidance. Call (610) 630-9800 to schedule your appointment today.