Lift Performance + Rehabilitation Clinic

  You have back, knee or head pain, but you do not know which professionals to choose between physiotherapist, chiropractor or osteopath in order to relieve you. In this article we will try to differentiate for you the approaches, treatments and problems solved by these three professions so that you know more about their approaches. The chiropractor Chiropractic is a science that aims to recover and maintain health by freeing the nervous system from its anatomical obstacles, particularly in the spine. To do this, the chiropractor uses numerous examinations (physical, palpatory, radiological, etc.) in order to detect the health of the patient's spine and joints. The chiropractor treats neuro-musculoskeletal dysfunctions in order to allow the body to express its full potential. One of the most common practices among chiropractors is chiropractic adjustment. In addition to this, the chiropractor guides his patient towards a healthier and more balanced life thanks to muscle therapi

  Countless times we come home from work with a strong and intense back pain that causes us terrible discomfort just at the time we came looking for a break. The medications prescribed by the doctor have not yet been enough and are not achieving their mission, after which you finally decide to visit a chiropractor. Well now: watch out! Because the problem we are facing right now can be even more excruciating and a poor choice in our chiropractor can leave us in even worse pain. What Does a Chiropractor Do? The chiropractors work in health care through analysis, detection and correction of vertebral subluxation, based on the concept that the body makes constant efforts innately to stay organized and Vertebral Subluxation interferes with that effort. The problem must be repaired and corrected at the vertebral level through different techniques developed by the chiropractor that can be done both with the hands and with different instruments specifically designed to solve the probl

  Athletic therapists are often the first responders when an injury occurs during play. They must be able to identify, assess the injury, provide immediate care, and return the individual to play if possible. The therapist takes charge of emergency care and if the case requires, prepares the injured athlete for medical transport. The therapist assesses and treats musculoskeletal injuries. It ensures the reintegration of the athlete or sportsman in an active environment and provides him with information to avoid recurrence of injuries. He gives him advice on nutrition, in preparation for a sporting event or simply for his training. Why Athletes And Athletes Should Consult? ·         increase the flexibility of their muscles, ·         increase the elasticity of their muscles, ·         eliminate muscle tension that reduces range of motion, ·         eliminate muscle cramps, ·         obtain or regain the maximum range of motion in one or more joints, ·         reduce kne