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Trusted experts

Profeet has been working with Chiro London since we first opened our doors over 20 years ago. It’s been a longstanding and collaborative partnership, and we confidently recommend them as trusted experts in bodywork – both for general care and injury recovery.

Chiropractic for runners – how Chiro London can help:

Chiropractor treatment can be highly beneficial for identifying areas of the body that aren’t functioning as efficiently as they could be. Many of these issues stem from the body’s core structure—the spine.
 
When it comes to running, poor spinal and pelvic biomechanics can negatively affect lower limb function. Sciatic nerve irritation and tension in the leg muscles can impact patella tracking and contribute to hip and knee pain. Running posture also plays a major role in performance: the further forward you lean, the slower and more difficult running becomes.
 
Chiro London’s practitioners are, of course, also experienced in treating lower back and neck pain, as well as chest tightness that can affect deep breathing. Chiropractic care is not only useful for treating pain but also for maintenance and injury prevention. Keeping your spinal joints well-aligned and mobile helps reduce wear and tear and keeps your body moving more efficiently.

Your appointment

A visit to Chiro London includes a detailed health history and a full physical examination. This may involve spinal flexibility checks, balance assessments, nerve testing, and more. X-rays can also be used to identify leg length discrepancies, alignment issues, and signs of disc or hip wear and tear.

Examples of issues Chiro London can test for and address:

• If your Profeet assessment shows a “toe out” on one side, this may be caused by pelvic rotation and muscle tightness – both of which chiropractic treatment can help with.
• Restricted spinal flexibility can be pinpointed and improved.
• Uneven weight distribution (e.g. placing more weight on one side of the body) can be assessed and rebalanced.