BAD knee, hip and shoulders….

Stop Calling Your Body “Bad”

Practice members often say thinks like “my bad knee” or “my bad back”. But what exactly makes that body part “bad”? Most answers sound like “Oh, it’s bad because I have arthritis but my doctor says that’s just how it is. I’m getting older, so I have to expect it”

Your Joints Are the Same Age, So Why the Difference?

Chiropractors as a different question: “How old is the other knee?” If one knee is arthritic and the other isn’t, why the difference? 

All your joints and nerves are the same chronological age. The difference lies in how they function. Joints that move well and carry load properly age better than those that don’t.

Deterioration in one area versus another is NOT normal and doesn’t need to be expected or accepted.

Even Kids Can Have Joint Problems

You may be surprised to learn that children can also develop arthritis. Uneven weight-bearing, misalignment, or early injuries can cause joint stress even at a young age.

The Body Can Heal in Surprising Ways

We’ve seen amazing outcomes over 25 years in chiropractic care.
Here’s just one example:

A patient came in with a bulging disc and mild spinal degeneration. After 14 months of consistent chiropractic care, a follow-up MRI showed the disc had normalized, and disc height had increased.

The Body is a Healing Machine

We’ve worked with some of the most difficult cases—cerebral palsy, Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis, bulging discs, spinal stenosis, and various stages of arthritis. What we’ve learned is powerful:

The body is designed to heal—if given the chance.

You’re on the Right Path

We can’t promise exactly how your body will respond. Everyone heals differently. But we know one thing:
When there’s less pressure on your nervous system, your body can heal faster and more fully.

If you’re getting regular adjustments, pat yourself on the back—you’re actively supporting your body’s healing power.