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Healthy Habits

Use these 16 suggestions to not only help you get well, but stay well:

  1. Ask Questions – understand your health problem and get better results... 

  2. Keep Your Appointments – each visit builds on the ones before...

  3. Get Moving – exercise as you are able; you’re designed to move...

  4. Therapeutic Massage – Massage and chiropractic work well together.

  5. Better Nutrition – You’ll heal better with the right raw materials.

  6. Drink More Water – You’re mostly water. Make sure you get enough.

  7. Restful Sleep – Get plenty of sleep so your body can make repairs.

  8. Less Coffee – Caffeine, like other drugs, affects your nervous system.

  9. Stop Smoking – The health risks are clear. It’s never too late to quit.

  10. Moderate Alcohol – Drink in moderation and enjoy the health benefits.

  11. Give Up Softdrink – It’s a common culprit linked to many health problems.

  12. Proper Weight – Slim down to the correct weight for your height.

  13. Limit Media Use – Television watching is unhealthy on many levels.

  14. Reduce Stress – Emotional stress underlies many health problems.

  15. Spiritual Health – True healing occurs by connecting to a higher power.

  16. Remain Hopeful – It takes time. We’re optimistic. You should be too.

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Dr. Tiffany Asks some important questions of interest to Peoria residents - Chiropractor Peoria Dr. Tiffany Asks...

Can babies with colic be helped with chiropractic?
It's probably one of the times a parent feels the most helpless. But based on the research, chiropractic and colic relief appear to go hand in glove. With success rates in the mid-90% range, more and more Peoria parents are seeing a chiropractor. If you have a baby with colic learn how chiropractic may help.
Would you rather feel good or be healthy?
Ask most people in Peoria and they want to feel good. Careful! Would you take medicine that makes you feel good, rather than vomit to expel improperly prepared food? Every chiropractic patient knows that you can't measure your health by how you feel. True health is when your body works as it should.