Inflammation is defined throughout the Atlanta Chiropractic community as a localized reaction to infection, irritation, or injury that leads to:
- Warmth
- Swelling
- Redness
- Pain
Inflammation can be internal or external and is recognized as the body’s way of preventing sudden injury or infections from worsening.
Atlanta Chiropractic Treatment for Inflammation
However, when inflammation becomes a constant source of concern, the immune system starts to mistake normal cells as foreign intruders and attacks it.
This process becomes destructive to your entire health and can cause critical long-term damage if left ignored or untreated.
If you suffer from severe inflammation within your joints, muscles, or tissue, adjusting your diet might be the answer to living a pain- life
Foods To Avoid and Include When It Comes To Inflammation
Foods like white sugar, dairy, alcohol, and flour are all responsible for causing inflammation. Removing foods that are high in trans-fats should also be considered.
Instead, substitute these types of food with:
- Blueberries
- Dark leafy vegetables
- Oranges
- Fatty fish (not farm raised)
- Cashews
- Walnuts
- Almonds
- Extra virgin olive oil
- Saffron
- Garlic
- Ginger
Visit Our Atlanta Chiropractors For Best Results
Adjusting your diet is the first step toward reducing inflammation for the long haul.
It is also highly recommended to receive regular Chiropractic care.
Our Chiropractors can provide precise adjustments that keep your spine and nervous system healthy by eliminating the root causes of inflammation.
Most insurance providers cover the costs associated with Chiropractic treatment, and our staff is available 24/7 to answer any questions you may have.
If this is your first time visiting our office, we offer consultation meetings so that you have the opportunity to meet with your potential Chiropractor and learn more about the examination process.
We welcome walk-in visits and appointments can be scheduled within the week by filling out our online submission form, or by calling us at (404) 889-8828.
