Yesterday there was some black ice in the morning.  I took extra caution ice skating to my car.  The ground looked clear, but nonetheless, every two or three steps I took were a balancing act trying not to fall or drop my coffee and keys.  Fortunately, on the drive in the roads were clear and dry, there were no cars off the road.Why is that?  Why were the roads safe to drive on?

Well, the town checked the weather before there was a problem, saw there was a problem coming, and salted the roads ahead of time to keep us all safe.

Subluxations are a lot like black ice.

Subluxations can be there when you can’t see them.  You may feel fine and still be going about your day without issue.  However, if they are left unchecked, they can cause you to go off the road without warning.  Your body is strong and will try to adapt to the subluxation, but if isn’t corrected it can cause serious damage to your body and your health.

Getting checked on a regular basis is like checking the weather ahead of time.  Getting adjusted when there is a subluxation with no symptoms is like salting the roads before the storm comes.  Neglecting or ignoring your body can easily take you out of commission.

So everyone be safe this winter.  Watch out for black ice.  Plan accordingly.  Get checked regularly.

Hugs and adjustments,

Dr. Michelle