Frequently Asked Questions about Chiropractic in Knoxville TN

The Nervous System is the master control system of the human body. It controls every organ, cell, tissue, and function of the body. Chiropractic removes stress from the nervous system which allows the nervous system to function 100%. Everyone in the modern world is stressed physically, mentally, and spiritually. Chiropractic helps remove these stressors.

Chiropractors treat many conditions including but not limited to low back pain, arthritis, sciatica, headache, shoulder pain, overall wellness, pinched nerve, pregnancy related back pain, and many other conditions.

Chiropractic removes stress from the nervous system which allows the nervous system to function 100%. Everyone in the modern world is stressed physically, mentally, and spiritually. Chiropractic helps remove these stressors.

Yes, chiropractic is a safe non-invasive, drug-free approach to health that focuses on restoring proper nervous system function. While some people may experience mild soreness after an adjustment, serious complications are extremely rare.

This depends on the condition being treated and whether it is chronic, acute, or wellness. Generally after an initial phase of care you can graduate to less frequent appointments. We believe in less is more.

Chiropractic care offers a range of benefits, including Pain Relief, Improved Nervous System Function, Better Posture & Mobility, Enhanced Immune Function, Reduced Stress & Tension, Improved Sleep, Increased Energy & Vitality, Support for Hormonal Balance. Regular chiropractic care supports whole-body wellness, helping you function at your best.

Chiropractic care is generally safe when performed by a trained professional, but like any healthcare treatment, it carries some risks. The most common complaint is temporary mild soreness or discomfort in the area treated.

No, chiropractic adjustments relive stress and are not painful.

We treat the body as a whole, looking to restore function so that you can live the way you were designed to live.

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Chiropractors undergo extensive education and training which includes:

• Undergraduate Studies – Most chiropractors complete at least 3–4 years of undergraduate coursework, typically focusing on biology, anatomy, and other health sciences.
• Doctor of Chiropractic (D.C.) Degree – A 4-year chiropractic program at an accredited chiropractic college, covering:
  • Anatomy, physiology, and neurology
  • Pathology, immunology, and nutrition
  • Biomechanics and spinal health
  • Diagnosis and patient assessment
  • Chiropractic techniques and adjustments
  • Radiology and imaging
• Clinical Internship – Hands-on training in a clinical setting under the supervision of experienced chiropractors.
• Licensing & Continuing Education – Chiropractors must pass national and state board exams and complete ongoing education to maintain their license.

This rigorous training ensures chiropractors are well-equipped to assess, diagnose, and treat patients safely.

Yes, in fact, chiropractic care during pregnancy offers several benefits for both mom and baby, including:

Reduced Back, Hip, and Pelvic Pain, Improved Pelvic Balance, Easier Labor & Delivery, Less Need for Interventions, Reduced Stress & Tension, and Better Posture & Mobility. Chiropractic care is a safe, gentle, and effective way to support a healthier pregnancy and prepare the body for birth.

No, it’s not addictive.

The cracking sound is called cavitation. It is gas bubbles (mostly nitrogen and carbon dioxide) in the synovial fluid of the joints rapidly releasing due to a change in pressure. This is similar to the sound made when cracking your knuckles. The sound is not bones grinding or being forced into place but rather the release of joint pressure, which can improve mobility and reduce tension. Some adjustments may not produce a sound, but they are still effective in restoring proper joint function.

No, this is not safe.

Some do; however, we do not accept insurance at our clinic.

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Chiropractic adjusts the spine to improve nervous system function. Physical therapy strengthens and rehabilitates muscles and joints through targeted exercises.

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Stress is removed from the nervous system.

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