What if treating chronic low back pain helped your brain as well as your back?
A review of 10 studies looked at how spinal manipulation affects people with chronic low back pain and lumbar disc herniation.
Researchers found that spinal manipulation was linked to changes in brain activity, especially in areas that help control pain, movement, emotions, and overall well-being.
These changes were associated with less pain, better movement, and improvements in mood.
Many patients also reported reduced anxiety, depression, and disability.
The findings suggest that chiropractic spinal manipulation may do more than improve how the spine moves; it may also help the brain process pain differently.
And, it is also important to stay on top of the specific insurance rules by scheduling workshops or courses with H.J. Ross Company to update your team on billing rules and payer requirements.
There is a reason chiropractors have trusted H.J. Ross Company with their business for over 40 years.
