If adjusting is my Superpower, then Cold laser is like my secret weapon

Hello lovely people,


Many of you may have had a situation where you had an attack of sciatica or lower back pain.

In fact, statistics show that ~80% of the adult population will have it happen at some stage in their lives.. With those odds either you or someone you know may have had that experience- or may do in the future!

Over the last 25 years, I have treated thousands of people with this very problem.

You need to know that you don't have to suffer - that's why over the last month I have been sharing some strategies you can use to try to help. So watch or keep reading below:

(You can see my previous videos on YouTube , Facebook or Instagram if follow them)

Today,  I want to share about a fabulous tool that I have been using to help many of my patients who have an “acute attack" of Musculoskeletal pain

When an injury occurs, there are two key things that happen:

  1. There is an inflammatory response in the tissues  with local swelling and pain

  2. The muscles seize up to protect the area. 

In this situation, that's where I use cold laser therapy. It is a great non-invasive way to deal with the pain and inflammation associated with musculoskeletal injuries like low back pain, neck pain and sporting injuries.

Cold laser treatment is quick and painless and then it allows me to continue with adjusting you, to help you get back on your feet sooner!

 So if it's the first time that you've had an acute low back or sciatic attack or if you've had a flare-up of an old condition please talk to us about how we can help you!

 If you or someone you know has had this occur,  please feel free to share this email & video.

And just a little bonus, after your initial assessment and recommendation for care, we offer 10% off any recommended cold laser treatment programs if you pre-pay & pre-book your schedule.

You're welcome to call the clinic and talk to our friendly team on 8272 4555 or you can book online via our website.


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