Evidence-Based Relief: The Power of Hands-On Therapy
- Brett Brumm
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hen dealing with physical discomfort, it is important to find a solution that is both safe and backed by clinical evidence. Whether you are an athlete recovering from a weekend injury or a professional dealing with the strain of a desk job, you need care that targets the root cause of your pain rather than just masking the symptoms. At IronChiro, our approach combines evidence-based chiropractic services with personalized treatment plans to improve your health and quality of life.
A recent study published by the International Association for the Study of Pain confirms that hands-on therapy is a safe and effective treatment for a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions. This research reinforces the importance of manual care in managing pain and restoring function throughout the body.
The study found that hands-on therapy is highly effective for:
Tension and Cervicogenic Headaches: Manual adjustments reduce nerve irritation and improve spinal alignment to alleviate chronic head pain.
Fibromyalgia: Holistic treatments help manage widespread pain and improve overall well-being.
Low Back and Neck Pain: Chiropractic care addresses spinal misalignments (subluxations) to relieve pressure and restore mobility.
Hip and Knee Pain: Targeted therapies help reduce joint stress and improve stability for better movement.
And Much More: From shoulder injuries to repetitive strain, manual therapy provides a foundation for full-body recovery.
At IronChiro, we believe your health is about more than just feeling "okay"—it is about how well your body functions. By integrating traditional adjustments with innovative tools like Shockwave Therapy and custom Foot Levelers orthotics, we help you build long-term resilience and get back to the activities you love.
Don’t let pain dictate your lifestyle. Take the first step toward better movement and a healthier future.
Book your appointment today at: IronChiro.com
Source: Draper-Rodi J, et al. Pain Reports. December 2024.
