Uncontrolled type 2 diabetes damages the brain, heart, liver, kidneys, and other organs through inflammation, limiting what chiropractic care alone can fix. Combining diabetes management with chiropractic treatment works better than either approach by itself.
Correct me if I'm wrong. Being able to help somebody reduce the effects that diabetes has on their body would seem as though that it would help with all of the clinical care that you're delivering in your practice. If they have an underlying chronic condition that's really preventing them from ultimately living their best life at the optimal, at the worst, they're just in abject pain all the time and dysfunction, this seems as though it would be something that actually has the opportunity to enhance the, the, the other care that's delivered hands on in the practice. Am I off with that or is that correct? Oh, 100. I
mean, you know, high blood sugar affects every cell in the body. It's a nasty freaking disease, man. It affects the brain, heart, liver, kidneys, pancreas, spleen, digestion. Like everything gets annihilated. All the inflammation and it's affecting everything. So, yeah, so when you're trying to be that wellness doctor, obviously doing the chiropractic care is awesome. That's the pinnacle. But if someone's a type 2 diabetic, you know, with all these symptoms, chiropractic is not going to reverse that. So doing it together is a really synergistic thing. And it's just perfectly blended for chiropractors to kind of be the ones that are leading the charge on this because it's, as you said, it aligns with what their philosophy is already.
