Hi [[leadFirstName]],

People who haven't been to a chiropractor always ask, "why do I have to visit a chiropractor for an extended period of time?". The answer is simple; chiropractic isn't just for pain relief. It's wellness care, and part of a healthy lifestyle.

Think of a gym membership for example. You go there a few times a week to either get in shape or bulk up. Once any of those are achieved, would you cancel your membership thinking that you're "good to go"? Or do you continue to build on the new lifestyle, and amazing results you've achieved? Obviously walking away from the healthy new lifestyle trajectory would result in a diminished quality of life sooner or later.

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Chiropractic care has several stages, the first of which is called Crisis Care. This is when the chiropractor adjusts the patient several times a week to ensure that they are out of pain and discomfort. The next phase of chiropractic care is called Corrective Care, This is where the chiropractor makes sure the problem is corrected long-term - whether its through corrective exercises, or spinal traction. Finally, there is Wellness Care, where the patient comes in once every couple of weeks to get adjustments and maintain the results and wellness trajectory that they're on.

Skipping on long term maintenance of your car, teeth, spine, or fitness level all have one thing in common - bigger issues in the future.

So if you've been skipping out on chiropractic care because you aren't ready to make a long-term relationship, think again. Because you're skipping out on a commitment to your own health and well-being.

To your health,

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