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Retracing is the reason it takes time for sick people to get well. It’s the reason your body doesn’t automatically, magically return to 100 percent ease after a single chiropractic adjustment. And it’s the reason most chiropractors suggest that their patients return for follow-up appointments.

Those follow-up appointments have become a source of contention in our profession. A lot of cynical people suspect chiropractors of telling people to come back all the time just because it’s good for business.

News flash: We are doctors. That is not how doctors operate. Return appointments are not a money-making scheme. Consistent care is the way we keep your nervous system clear so that your body can heal.

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To suggest that we do it just to make a little extra cash is insulting to everything we stand for.

I can tell you from experience—and millions of people under chiropractic care will back me up on this—that the people who do come back get awesome results. When their nervous systems stay clear, they heal.

Meanwhile, the people who decide not to come back next week because they think the chiropractor’s just trying to squeeze a few extra bucks out of them . . . a lot of times, they end up coming back anyway.

But instead of one week later, it’s one month later. Or six months later. Or a year. They come back when the pain is so bad they can barely stand or when they wake up and their neck is so stiff they can’t turn their head.

Remember when I said the weight of a dime can reduce nerve transmission by 60 percent? If agonizing pain and dysfunction are manifesting themselves outwardly, can you imagine what is going on in the nervous system, underneath it all??

LIVE CLEAR,

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