San Antonio Chiropractor, Dr. James Franklin, Corrects Poor Posture In Children And Adults

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Reno, Nevada, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) December 5, 2011 -- San Antonio, TX, 05-DECEMBER-2011 - Franklin Chiropractic & Accident Clinic Inc and San Antonio chiropractor, Dr. James Franklin, D. C., are pleased to announce that there are techniques and methods that will help local adults and children improve their natural posture.

People have less than good posture for several reasons. They may be in an accident that injures the spinal cord alignment. This can cause pain in the muscles and nerves surrounding the vertebrae of the spinal column. The injured person can find it difficult to stand and sit correctly, because the muscles and nerves protest.

Sometimes diseases or congenital problems from the earliest infancy can cause problems with posture. Conditions such as scoliosis create problems with the posture, leading to increasing pain.

A chiropractor will do a thorough assessment of the carriage or posture of individuals, regardless of age. The initial review may include precise measurements, photographs, and x-ray imaging. The results of this examination will aid the chiropractor in developing a complete plan for improving posture. Better posture means less pain and better health overall.

Learn more about chiropractic techniques for posture improvement by visiting the web pages at http://www.franklinchiropractic.com today. Members of the press and others who have additional questions about specific techniques described in this press release may contact Dr. Franklin at the location below:

Contact Person Name: Dr. James Franklin, D. C.

Company Name: Franklin Chiropractic & Accident Clinic Inc

Address: Nacogdoches Office, 12802 Nacogdoches, San Antonio TX 78217

Contact Telephone Number: (210) 657-6744

Contact Fax Number: (210) 657-7230

Email: info@franklinchiropractic.com

Website: http://www.franklinchiropractic.com

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