Sleep

An old Chinese proverb states, "Only when one cannot sleep does one know how long the night is." Anyone who's ever experienced an occasional bout with insomnia—and that's most of us—can relate to this all too well.

In fact, surveys have shown that between 40 and 60 percent of the general population has trouble sleeping. Daily stress and worries, pressures from job and family, body aches and pains caused by uncomfortable beds or pillows, and a host of other issues can keep a person from getting enough quality sleep.


Sleep is critical to good health and functioning, so lack of it is a serious matter. "Sleep is one of the most important functions of the brain," says Frederick R. Carrick, DC, PhD, president of the American Chiropractic Association's Council on Neurology. Through it, our bodies recharge and renew for the next day's challenges.

As wellness experts, doctors of chiropractic can provide patients with a different approach to their sleeping problems— without the use of sleeping pills, which leave many people in a mental haze the next morning. If you continue to experience pain and discomfort at night or have difficulty falling asleep, give us a call. We are trained to treat spinal problems that can interfere with a restful night's sleep.

Questions? Ask Us A Question

Phone: 630.435.6461

Treat Other Symptoms

Headaches > Migraines > Neck Pain > Back Pain > Joint Pain > Sciatica > Whiplash > Vertigo > DJD > Arthritis > Numbness > Hip & Leg Pain > Sports Injuries > Carpal Tunnel > Sleep > Scoliosis > Posture > ADD > Fatigue > Immnue Function > Muscle Spasm