Chiropractic allows patients to take advantage of a natural and drug-free method of healing.
Many studies over the past decade have been published that support its effectiveness. Not only has chiropractic been shown to be effective, but also it reduces health care costs and results in satisfied health care consumers. In 1992, the America Health Policy Report, published in the Journal of American Health Policy, reported a study looking at 2,000,000 users of chiropractic care in the United States. In 1991, a Gallup poll showed that 90 percent of chiropractic patients felt their treatment was effective and over 80 percent were satisfied with their chiropractic care. Health care, opposed to disease or crisis care, for this new millennium needs to be aligned with this definition.