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8 Oct 2024
About 80% of the population in America experiences lower back pain at one point in their lives. This chronic back pain is certain to lessen productivity at work, so you are likely to earn less, and therefore be less happy than you ought to. Opioids are often used in the treatment of pain on a required basis. Opioids are unhealthy for you when taken in high doses. National Chiropractic Month is in October and emphasizes the use of conservative care.
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Your core includes both your stomach and your back muscles. In general, most people are much stronger in their abdominal muscles. Spend most of your time on the muscles in your back when you are at the gym.
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In other words, the primary goal should be to perform more repetitions with your back exercises than you are using in lifting weights. Out of the isometric core exercise, plank help to build muscles on the back part of the body.
When you are lowering yourself to pick an object, make sure that you perform the ‘hip hinge’ without compromising the spine’s posture. As you will notice, most back injuries are prevented when you do not bend your back.
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Shoes help your body and spine to maintain the right posture. They should not be too tight around the heel to enable you to maintain a good walking or standing posture.
Your lower spine is three times more stressed when you are sitting, compared to standing. Prolonged sitting causes chronic back issues, and sitting for long durations is not healthy for the body. Try to have a break from work every half an hour or so. Even a quick walk is enough.
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October is a great time to focus on spine health, posture, and pain prevention. It reminds people to take care of their body before small problems become bigger ones.
Chiropractic care is a natural treatment that focuses on the spine, joints, and muscles. It helps improve movement, reduce pain, and support overall health.
People of all ages can benefit, including office workers, older people, athletes, and anyone with back pain, neck pain, headaches, or joint stiffness.
A chiropractor may help with back pain, neck pain, headaches, sciatica, sports injuries, poor posture, and joint discomfort.
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Yes. Chiropractic care is generally safe when provided by a licensed chiropractor. Your treatment plan is based on your health needs and condition.
No. Chiropractic care can also help with neck pain, shoulder pain, headaches, hip pain, joint stiffness, and improving overall mobility.
The number of visits depends on your condition, symptoms, and treatment goals. Some people feel better after a few visits, while others may need ongoing care.
Yes. Chiropractic adjustments, combined with exercises and lifestyle advice, can help improve posture and reduce strain on your muscles and spine.
Yes. Many people visit a chiropractor to improve mobility, maintain good spinal health, prevent injuries, and support overall wellness.
Maintain good posture, stay active, stretch regularly, lift objects properly, sleep on a supportive mattress, and visit a chiropractor if you notice ongoing pain or stiffness.
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Dr. Jay Mistry completed his Honours Bachelor of Science degree at Wilfrid Laurier University. He then earned his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Texas Chiropractic College.
He is licensed and registered with the College of Chiropractors of Ontario. He is also a member of the Canadian Chiropractic Association and the Ontario Chiropractic Association.
Dr. Jay Mistry is passionate about helping patients feel and move better. He uses evidence-based chiropractic care and creates treatment plans based on each patient’s needs. His goal is to help patients recover, improve their movement, and support their long-term health.
Dr. Mistry continues to update his skills through professional education. He is also certified in Functional Integration Acupuncture.
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He uses a variety of treatments, including:
• Chiropractic adjustments
• Manual therapy
• Functional Integration Acupuncture
• Cupping therapy
• Shockwave therapy
• Therapeutic exercises
Dr. Mistry treats many muscle, joint, and movement-related conditions, such as:
• Neck pain
• Low back pain
• Posture-related muscle imbalances
• Headaches caused by neck issues
• Jaw pain and TMJ problems
• Sports injuries
Outside the clinic, Dr. Mistry is a big Toronto Raptors fan. He enjoys playing basketball and tennis, staying active, travelling, and exploring new places.
This content is for general information only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Chiropractic care may not be suitable for everyone. Please speak with a qualified healthcare professional to determine the right treatment for your condition.
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