Eat Well: Fueling Your Body's Natural Healing Power
Discover how anti-inflammatory nutrition accelerates healing, reduces pain, and supports optimal nervous system function
You are literally built from what you eat.
Every cell in your body—every bone, every muscle, every organ, every nerve—is constructed from the nutrients you provide through your diet. Your body replaces millions of cells every single day, and the quality of those new cells depends entirely on the quality of fuel you give it.
At Family Chiropractic, we adjust your spine to remove nerve interference and optimize nervous system function. But we can't out-adjust a poor diet.
Here's the truth:
You can have the most perfectly aligned spine in the world, but if you're eating inflammatory foods that create internal chaos, your body will struggle to heal. Conversely, when you combine chiropractic care with proper nutrition, you create the ideal conditions for remarkable healing.
Healthy Blood Sugar
Keep your sugar in check for enhanced energy, reduced risk of illness, and improved metabolism
Healthy Food Swaps
Download this guide to help you clean out your fridge and pantry and stock with healing, anti-inflammatory foods.
Sneaky Names For Sugar
Sugar comes in many forms. Here is what to look for when reading labels
Supplements
While food should be your primary source of nutrition, certain supplements can support your healing, especially during corrective care.
VITAMIN D3
OMEGA-3 FATTY ACIDS
MAGNESIUM
. B-VITAMINS
VITAMIN C
PROBIOTIC
SUPPLEMENT QUALITY MATTERS
Not all supplements are created equal:
Many contain fillers, additives, or poor-quality ingredients
Cheap supplements often aren't absorbed well
Some contain the wrong forms of nutrients
We carry high-quality supplements in our office and can recommend where to purchase quality products online.
Always consult with Dr. Misty before adding supplements, especially if you're on medications.
RESOURCES
Short informational videos various health topics
Dr Misty's Blog
What is Metabolic Dysfunction?
9 Nutrient Deficiencies Linked to Autoimmunity
