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Babies and chiropractic
 
 
You do so many things to ensure your baby's health: during
pregnancy you eat right; you avoid cigarettes, alcohol and all
drugs (even aspirin, cold, flu and other over-the-counter
medications can damage your unborn child or cause problems in
pregnancy).
 
You educate yourself so you may have a natural, drug-free birth.
After the baby arrives you breast-feed knowing that is the superior
form of nutrition; in short, you do everything you can to make sure
your baby is healthy.
 
 
But have you had your baby's spine checked? How do you know if your
child's spine is healthy? An unhealthy spine can affect your
child's health for his/her entire life. Your doctor of chiropractic
is specially trained to check your child's spine for areas of
distortion causing nerve damage - the vertebral subluxation complex
(subluxations/misalignments).
 
 
With the birth process becoming more and more an intervening
procedure, the chiropractic adjustment becomes even more important
to the child's future. - Larry Webster, D.C.
 
 
For Over a hundred years... 
   
For over a hundred years doctors of chiropractic have observed the
often dramatic responses of infants after chiropractic care. In
fact, there seems to be no limit to the conditions that can respond
to chiropractic care: colic 11, difficulty breast-feeding 2 Erb's
palsy (an arm is limp and undeveloped) 3, torticollis (twisted
neck) 44, unbalanced face and skull development 5, foot inversion
6, "nervousness" and ear, nose and throat infections 7, allergies
and sleep disorders 8, projectile vomiting 9 and many, many other
conditions.  See References below.
 
 
Give your baby the best possible chance to have a healthy life. You
have your baby's eyes checked, heart checked, hearing checked -
bring all your children in for a chiropractic spinal checkup. A
simple checkup now might make a BIG difference for your children
for the rest of their lives.
 

Feel free to  e-mail or call to schedule any Chiropractic or
Massage Appts at
drweisz@drweisz.com or call us at 773-598-5851

We will continue to keep our newsletters short and sweet. Thank you
for reading.

yours in health,

Dr. Weisz, D.C.


Chiropractical Solutions & Massage


Click here: http://www.drweisz.com
Call: 773 - 598 - 5851
Address: 1720 W. Belmont Ave  (west of Belmont/Paulina intersection)
E-mail: drweisz@drweisz.com with any questions or comments


**The best way to maintain health is to eat well, exercise, get
regular Chiropractic adjustments to
    maintain a healthy nervous system as well as Massages to
maintain a healthy muscular system.

 


 
 
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