Chiropractor

Can anyone recommend a good Chiropractor in the area?

Already, you’ve only been here about three weeks. Sorry, no.

I brought the ailment with me and didn't help it any with some volleyball last week!

CanuckBob wrote:I brought the ailment with me and didn't help it any with some volleyball last week!

Why not go to a "real" Doctor unless you've had excellent results with a Chiropractor.

Dr. Victor Youcha
on Revolution...read on TOB.

CB:

I read the blurb on TOB about this chiropractor. One of the things that caught my attention was that he uses "light force technique, muscle energy techniques, and soft tissue mobilization". I am guessing that these are very similar to DNFT (http://www.nonforce.com/) which I happen to be a real believer in based on my experiences with a chiropractor trained in DNFT. I found that it was easier on the body and that the results were more immediate and permanent. I used to call my chiropractor: the voodoo witch doctor. Unlike traditional chiropractors who tend to use extreme manipulation and rope you into repeated visits, my guy believed that three or four treatments were enough or he wasn't doing his job right. As a matter of fact, I wish that I could find a DNFT trained chiropractor here but the closest are Sedona, AZ or Colorado Springs, CO.

I will check him out.

Gracias

Sorry for the short response...it was five minutes past nap time.
My hubby was very happy with Dr. Youcha and he fixed the problem very quickly and it has not recurred. His credentials are impeccable and he is accredited here in Mexico. He is a chatty cathy though so I hope that doesn't deter from your needs and wants. If you stated that you didn't want to chitty chat, I'm sure he would respect your wishes. How do I know this about him?...he makes house calls. Bonus!...when you're too crippled up to walk or drive or sit and wait.