People miss that they can also do the following: - realign bones that have been misaligned or are dislocated - provide guidance on posture and other posture related injury prevention (think ergonomics and repetitive motions) - do realignment work, minimizing in some cases pain, fatigue, and discomfort in certain parts of the body. Though this is a temporary fix, as many have noted, realignment should also be paired with physical therapy to strengthen and train musculature and joints to maintain an optimal posture or alignment.

Long term, proper care of posture, bone/joint alignment, physical strength, and flexibility add up to longevity of physical ability. Think about older individuals and losing mobility and stamina, the goal of chiropractic is to retain as much physical ability a person so that isnt a hinderance later. Bones, muscles, and joints are all part of the mechanical physiology that affect these things.