Getting Ready for Holiday Stress with Chiropractic

TORONTO, Dec. 11, 2016 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Dr. Brian Dower offers chiropractic solutions to deal with the effects of holiday stress.  The holidays can be a hectic time for many individuals. Routine workplace stress builds as families and individuals shoulder the extra responsibilities that come with shopping, preparing for family visits, and traveling. Additionally, the change of season with shorter days, lack of sunlight, and bitterly cold weather can have a negative impact on one's overall physical health including the upper cervical region.

Dr. Brian Dower , a chiropractor in downtown Toronto, understands the effect that holiday stress can have on his patients’ bodies. "During the holidays, people come to me with complaints of tension and pain. As people continue working their regular jobs, they suddenly have all these extra responsibilities to prepare for such as preparing their homes for guests, holiday shopping, extra traveling, and the added emotional stress of family gatherings. All of this tension builds and begins to affect their health. Additionally, the cold weather that arrives this time of year can also cause joint pain and other physical issues that our bodies have to cope with."

Dr. Dower's approach to relieving holiday stress is to provide gentle chiropractic treatments that target the spine and associated nerve roots. Correcting the spine's subluxations allows the body to recover from stress and process incoming tension in a healthy manner. By correcting the spine's alignment, the body's nervous and immune systems can operate at optimal efficiency to fight off disease. "When stress accumulates in our bodies, we begin to adopt a curved, defensive posture," stated Dr. Dower, "which wreaks havoc on our nervous system and spinal health. When the spine is in a state of alignment, the body can handle what our lives throw at it."

Dr. Brian Dower, D.C., B.Comm. actively works to provide a supportive, client-based environment that supports the overall health of each of his patients. He and his associates work to address the root causes of disease and imbalance to eliminate the condition rather than simply treating the symptoms.

To make an appointment or inquire about services, contact the offices of Dr. Brian Dower at (647) 931-6551. His office is located at 28 Park Road, Toronto, ON.  Additional resources are available at  www.drdower.ca . 

Dr. Brian Dower, (647) 931-6551