Chiropractic is a health discipline that specializes in analyzing, detecting, and correcting a specific problem in the spine known as "vertebral subluxation." A subluxation occurs when a vertebra misaligns and presses on a nerve, causing interference in communication between the brain and the body. This affects the flow of information from the brain to all body systems and vice versa, potentially leading to health issues in the short, medium, and long term.

Globally, chiropractic is the third regulated health profession, recognized and integrated into the European health system. Chiropractic education requires a university degree of 6 to 7 years (with 5,500 hours of coursework) at over 40 universities worldwide, so it should not be confused with other practices.

Chiropractic is also based on a philosophy that recognizes that humans are more than just physical bodies; there exists an "innate intelligence" that gives life and maintains the function of body tissues. The nervous system is the key link between that immaterial essence and the physical body.

Although many people begin chiropractic care to relieve back pain, its scope goes far beyond that. The purpose of chiropractic is to ensure that the "communication network" established in the spine, called the nervous system, is capable of sending and receiving all information between the brain and the body. This is fundamental, as the nervous system controls and regulates the functions of our entire organism.

It is the tool used by chiropractors to help the body correct a vertebral subluxation by restoring the flow of mental impulses.

Pregnancy is a stage in which a woman's body demonstrates its incredible capacity for adaptation. The physiological changes that accompany this process are astonishing; the innate intelligence of the body creates an optimal environment for the baby's development. These changes include a shift in the center of gravity, as the body must adjust to the new state to maintain balance.

The mother’s body works for the benefit of both her and her baby. Therefore, it is essential that the nervous system functions at 100% and is free from interference.

Chiropractic care corrects vertebral subluxations that affect the nerves, which has a direct impact on the uterus, ensuring that the baby receives everything it needs from its mother during this time. Chiropractors use specific adjustment techniques that provide greater comfort and safety for both the mother and the fetus. Supporting pregnancy with chiropractic care contributes to safer, more natural, and easier births, providing the mother with greater satisfaction, awareness, and presence during this unique stage, while reducing stress for the baby.

The spine is like a tree that protects the sap, the vital energy of the organism. It is resilient and flexible, allowing the nervous system to transform physical challenges (such as falls, sports, play, and posture), chemical challenges (such as poor nutrition, medications, vaccinations), and emotional challenges (related to family, friends, and school) into positive experiences for the individual.

Subluxations are like cavities: silent and subtle in their onset. Chiropractic care in children is essential because chiropractors can detect these alterations in the body. Through precise force, they help the body correct subluxations and release trapped energy.

The younger chiropractic care begins, the greater its benefits.

Chiropractic care aims to help individuals fully enjoy this stage of life while respecting the natural aging process and considering each person's unique reality. Each adjustment is specific and tailored to individual needs.

This type of care offers multiple benefits, such as a more positive attitude, better rest, increased balance and coordination—factors that contribute to staying active. It’s important to remember that chiropractors release neurological blockages that interfere with communication between the brain and the rest of the body. Regardless of a patient's medical diagnosis, anyone can benefit from chiropractic care.