When Nothing Else Has Worked

Your Last Resort


For many people, Chiropractic isn’t the first thing they try.

It’s what they find after months or years of doing everything they were told to do... and still not getting answers, or results.


If you’re reading this, chances are you’ve already been through a lot and you’re still asking the same question:


“Why am I still in pain?”

...Exactly what we answer through the Health Blueprint™

What Most People Try First


By the time patients arrive at Adjusting to Health, they’ve often already tried:


  • Painkillers or anti-inflammatories that dull symptoms but don’t solve the problem
  • Muscle relaxants that cause fatigue, brain fog, or dependency
  • Physiotherapy or massage that helped temporarily, then plateaued
  • Imaging like X-ray, CT, or MRI that showed “nothing serious”
  • Being told “it’s normal”, “wear and tear”, or “you’ll have to live with it”


The scans didn’t show cancer, fractures, or infection, which is good news, but they also didn’t explain why the pain is still there.



That’s where many people get stuck.

Why The System Often Misses the Cause


Medical care is excellent at identifying serious pathology.


But most chronic back pain, neck pain, headaches, and postural issues are not caused by disease.


They’re caused by:

  • Poor spinal mechanics
  • Nervous system dysfunction
  • Long-term compensation patterns
  • Loss of normal movement and control


These don’t always show up clearly on scans.


And if no serious pathology is found, patients are often discharged without a deeper explanation.

That doesn’t mean “nothing is wrong”.


It means the right questions haven’t been asked yet.

Why People Turn to Chiropractic Last


Many people don’t consider Chiropractic until later because of:


  • Conflicting opinions online
  • Outdated stigma or misinformation
  • Being told it’s “not evidence-based”
  • Not knowing how modern Chiropractic actually works



What they discover is that modern, evidence-informed Chiropractic looks very different to what they expected.

At Adjusting to Health, we don’t guess.

And we don’t accept cases without clear findings.

How Our Approach Is Different


Our Health Blueprint™ Process is designed specifically for people who feel stuck.


It focuses on:

  • Detailed neurological and spinal assessment
  • Identifying mechanical and nervous system drivers of symptoms
  • Explaining findings clearly, without jargon
  • Determining whether Chiropractic care is appropriate for you


We only accept patients we are confident we can help.

If your presentation falls outside our scope, we will tell you honestly and refer you appropriately.


That selectivity is what makes this approach safe, appropriate, and effective.

Why Chiropractic Often Works When Other Things Haven’t


Chiropractic care addresses something many other approaches don’t prioritise;

How the spine and nervous system are functioning together.


When spinal movement, posture, and neurological input are compromised over time, the body adapts, often poorly.

Pain is frequently the last signal, not the first.


Research consistently shows that spinal manipulation and Chiropractic care are effective for:


  • Chronic lower back pain
  • Persistent neck pain
  • Headaches and migraines
  • Postural and movement-related dysfunction



Especially when care is structured, monitored, and evidence-based.

Is Chiropractic a “Last Resort”?


For many patients, yes.


But not because it’s risky or experimental but because it’s often the first time someone has properly assessed the system as a whole.

Our patients consistently say that they “wish someone explained this to me years ago.”
This is why we're on a mission to reach as many families and individuals as possible and help them experience the benefits Chiropractic care can offer.

Book With Confidence


At Adjusting to Health, we combine:


  • Evidence-Based Assessment
  • Clear Communication
  • Appropriate Case Selection
  • Ongoing Progress Monitoring


No pressure. No shortcuts.  Just professional, transparent Chiropractic care.

References


National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) (2016). Low back pain and sciatica in over 16s: assessment and management (NG59). London: NICE.


Bronfort, G., Haas, M., Evans, R., Leininger, B. and Triano, J. (2010). Effectiveness of manual therapies: the UK evidence report. Chiropractic & Osteopathy, 18(3).


Dagenais, S., Gay, R.E., Tricco, A.C., Freeman, M.D. and Mayer, J.M. (2010). Spinal manipulation therapy for acute low back pain. Spine Journal, 10(10), pp.918–940.


Waddell, G. (2004). The Back Pain Revolution. 2nd edn. Edinburgh: Churchill Livingstone.

World Health Organization (WHO) (2005). WHO Guidelines on Basic Training and Safety in Chiropractic. Geneva: World Health Organization.