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Embody Wellness | Decompression Therapy

DTS Spinal Decompression Therapy® is a leading non-surgical alternative for disc related syndromes of the lumbar and cervical spine. Gentle distractive forces unload the discs to allow improved blood flow and important nutrient exchange to the injured area.

Our office is dedicated to offering the latest state-of-the-art therapies for treating pain in the low back and neck, sciatica, pinched nerves, and bulging or degenerative discs. DTS Spinal Decompression Therapy® is a pain-free alternative that has shown a high rate of success at reducing or even eliminating back and neck pain. If you suffer from chronic debilitating low back or neck pain, you owe it to yourself to Call our Downtown Calgary clinic today to make an appointment to see if you’re a candidate for DTS Spinal Decompression Therapy!



Embody Wellness, 1128 - 10 Ave SW, Calgary, AB | (403) 806-7676 ext 222
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Dr. Richard Asks some important questions of interest to Downtown Calgary residents - Chiropractor Downtown Calgary Dr. Richard Asks...

Is a muscle spasm a cause or an effect?
With the knee-jerk use of muscle relaxers, you'd think it was a cause. But it's an effect. Chiropractors know that bones don't move unless muscles move them. And muscles don't contract unless commanded by the nervous system. That's why your nervous system is the focus of our Downtown Calgary chiropractic practice.
What happens if you stop chiropractic care when you feel better?
Many Downtown Calgary folks recognize that this predisposes you to a relapse. Chiropractors know that muscles and ligaments supporting the spine don't fully heal until after symptoms subside.