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Canyon Creek Chiropractic • March 25, 2024

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Ever heard the saying "motion is lotion" for the body? It’s not just a catchy phrase—it's the mantra of chiropractors, physical therapists, and trainers worldwide!

Why? Keeping active is a major way to give your body the TLC it craves. Think of it this way. When you sit in one spot for too long, your body lets you know, right? Right. It wastes no time sending signals to your brain to get you to move.

Movement is medicine for the body. So, just like you wouldn't skip your morning TLC with a cup of coffee, don't skip that daily dose of movement for your body! (And don't let aches and pains hold you back when we're here to help!)

Why It Matters

And get this. Researchers believe those body signals aren’t just alerting us to discomfort after the fact—they're actually sent out before we experience any real "ouch" moments from our less-than-perfect postures or biomechanics.

Next Steps

Your body is incredibly intelligent, and movement is its own all-natural way to prevent pain. So, what’s your next move going to be? Literally, any movement helps! Stand, stretch, run, dance, kickbox—whatever gets you active.

Find your groove and stick to it. Using a lumbar support, trying a standing desk, or just shaking it out—every effort counts. And, remember, if any nagging aches and pains are keeping you on the sideline, you know who to call!

Until next week, make time for your self-care. Be sure to have your next appointment scheduled and to favorite our social channels for more!

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