Chiropractic Treatment for Allergies

Changes in the seasons are one of the most beautiful and natural sights to see. Unfortunately, it comes with a price: allergies! For patients with severe autumn allergies, this time of year is downright miserable. It doesn’t have to be when you seek chiropractic treatment from Dr. Jack Alajajian and his staff. At ChiroCareLA.com, our Glendale, CA, team provides you with alternative treatments to improve your allergic reactions.


 


It may seem strange, but your immune and nervous systems are directly connected. When one isn’t functioning fully, the other suffers too. Your immune system is thrust into overdrive during allergy season. Although our Glendale staff can’t cure your allergies, we can treat issues that aggravate them. For example, a spinal misalignment. A quick readjustment by Dr. Alajajian brings your body back into harmony.


 


Your spine houses your body’s entire nervous system. It delivers the messages from your brain to the rest of you. A spinal misalignment, also known as a subluxation, hinders this communication. It essentially acts as a communication barrier. It starts a domino effect, ending with your allergies worsening. As mentioned above, a spinal manipulation performed by our staff moves your vertebra back into place.


 


If you’re stressed, expect your allergy levels to spike. Stress activates your body’s adrenal glands. Prolonged periods wipe your adrenal glands out. This makes it harder for your body to then control your reaction to any allergens. Chiropractic treatment is key for lowering stress hormones.


 


Lastly, we can suggest certain lifestyle changes. Exercising strengthens your respiratory system. This is the area allergies often target. It includes the ears, throat, nose, and lungs. A stronger body is less affected by environmental allergens.


 


ChiroCareLA.com is located in Glendale, CA. To schedule an appointment with Dr. Jack Alajajian and his staff, visit our website or call 818-246-3600.

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