Perse More Comfort, Less Cost (NAPSA)—Pain and disability in the back and neck can be reduced with “complementary and alternative therapies (e.g., acupuncture, massage and spinal manipulation),” according to the National Prevention Council’s recent strategy report. Dr. Gerard W. Clum explains: “Chiropractic spinal manipulation is a proven course of treatment for neck and back pain. In addition, Researchers have found ways to reduce pain and expensefor those with back and neck problems. chiropractic care provides patients with individual examination and treatment, as well as healthy living advice and support in encouraging activities to progress healing and well-being.” According to the report, what is needed is a coordinated system in which health care professionals are educated about each other’s work and collaborate with one another and with their patients to achieve optimal patient wellbeing, better quality care and lowercosts. To learn more, visit the Foun- dation for Chiropractic Progress at www.yes2chiropractic.com.
