A  "Chiropractor"  is not   "A  Chiropractor." The diversity or variation of chiropractors is endless.  Ranging from the Chiropractic College  they attended, their philosophy behind chiropractic, the equipment they use, the Techniques  they use, etc.  ... Every chiropractor may have similarities, but  MANY  more differences. Chiropractic simply stated, specifically corrects restricted joints, which has direct and indirect effects on the adjacent/surrounding tissues, including the muslces, ligaments, and tendons. Chiropractic has a direct and indirect effect on the  Central Nervous System  As Well.     These factors play a large part in answering the above question.        "Chiropractic," in general,  is appropriate  for almost  any condition  involving: The Central Nervous System  (hand numbness/tingling; feet numbness/tingling; radiating pain into the shoulders, hands, buttocks; decreased blood circulation; dizziness; headaches; ringing in the ears; motor/strength loss; and a whole list of problems). Musculoskeletal System   (muscle pains; joint pains; loss of motion in the shoulders, neck, back, knees, etc.). Only   A   Detailed  Consultation & Examination  ...                                                                                                             Will   Answer   Your  Question. What Conditions Has Chiropractic Helped?

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