Your care is only as good as your provider.

Here are some signs of a bad chiropractor you should be aware of.

When it comes to healthcare (or any business category, for that matter!), there are both good and bad practitioners—and chiropractic care is no different.

Whether you’re seeking chiropractic treatment for a chronic condition or injury, getting quality care is the difference between continued suffering and pain relief. So how do you avoid the “quacks”?

Here are 10 signs of a bad chiropractor that will help you find a provider you can trust.

Chiropractors can be essential for relieving pain.

But how often should you get a chiropractic adjustment to get the most out of their services?

Millions of Americans receive chiropractic care in this country each year. This includes everything from neck adjustments to medical massages. Even if you’ve never been to see a chiropractor before, you probably have at least a concept of what to expect. But even those receiving treatment might be asking how often you should get a chiropractic adjustment?

Before we can begin to answer that question, we have to cover the basics.

Holistic medicine is a term that most people have heard of but probably don’t have a great understanding of exactly what it is.

Is it like conventional medical treatment? Are there different types of holistic medicine? 

So what is holistic medicine?

Many people think of holistic medicine as a type of pseudo-medicine. Maybe even a rejection of modern medicine.

Holistic care is neither of those things.

At its core, holistic medicine is about treating all aspects of the individual, not just the physical health or parts that are hurting or injured. Those who practice holistic care believe that if you treat the whole person and  focus on healing all aspects of an individual—their body, mind, and soul—can you truly be happy and healthy.

How does a holistic approach work in the practice of chiropractic care? Let’s take a look.

Sick of the spinning feeling?

Not only is it possible to see a chiropractor for vertigo, but it may be the most effective way to relieve your symptoms.

At some point or another, you’ve probably felt the strange sensation of vertigo. The room feels like it’s spinning and tilting, and you struggle to maintain your balance.

If so, you’ve likely had one all-consuming question: “How do I make it stop?”

While vertigo can be a debilitating condition, the good news is that there is often an easy solution. Let’s take a closer look at the times when seeing a chiropractor for vertigo can help relieve your symptoms without resorting to drugs.