Jeff Langmaid presents research showing chiropractors should stop measuring only pain reduction. New studies explore how spinal adjustments affect the brain, nervous system, immune response, and inflammation, revealing chiropractic care does far more than treat low back pain and headaches.
So this is going to be a pretty cool study. And for a long time and for many episodes on this podcast, we talk a lot about low back pain, about neck pain, about headaches, and they are all super important. Some of the biggest causes of disability out there. They're a huge part of what we do as chiropractors to help people every single day. But I think we all know that's not really the full conversation, because if you look at what happens when you deliver a chiropractic adjustment, spinal adjustment, I think there's a lot of researchers out there that are asking, I'ma say, more in-depth, better questions. Not just did the pain go down, but really what changed in the brain? What changed in the nervous system? What changed in the immune system? What changed in the movement, function, inflammation, physiology? And that's exactly why today's study I think is really so, so interesting.
