Chiropractic care offers a conservative, non-invasive approach to managing musculoskeletal pain and enhancing overall function—an option chosen by millions of Americans seeking relief without the use of drugs or surgery.

The spine, made up of 24 articulating vertebrae, plays a critical role in supporting movement, posture, and protecting the central nervous system. Since the nervous system governs nearly every bodily function, maintaining spinal health is essential for optimal physical performance and well-being.

When joints in the spine become restricted or misaligned—a condition commonly referred to in chiropractic care as joint dysfunction or subluxation—it can interfere with normal movement patterns and nervous system communication. This dysfunction may lead to pain, stiffness, reduced mobility, and in some cases, contribute to issues in other parts of the body due to altered biomechanics or nervous system signaling.

Importantly, symptoms such as back or neck pain are often late indicators of an underlying issue. Many spinal dysfunctions can develop gradually and remain asymptomatic for extended periods. This is why proactive and consistent chiropractic care can be beneficial—not just for symptom relief, but as part of a strategy to maintain joint function, support proper movement patterns, and support long-term health and activity levels.