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Why You Need a Prenatal Chiropractor On Your Birth Team 🤰🏼
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There are so many emotions to navigate through when finding out you’re pregnant. 🤰🏻 And there are also so many decisions to be made. 😵💫
The majority of us have probably heard that chiropractic care can help with the aches and pains of pregnancy, faster delivery times, and optimal baby positioning… All of these are important and great benefits, BUT let’s focus on the #1 thing that you may not know: What it does for you and your baby’s nervous system and development in utero. 🧠
A regulated nervous system is of utmost importance during pregnancy, as it profoundly influences both the expectant mother’s health and the developing baby’s well-being. 🤰🏻The nervous system acts as the master control center, coordinating and regulating all body functions, from basic physiological processes to complex hormonal interactions.
Because the umbilical cord is the power cord 🔌 from mom to baby, any stress and feelings that the mother experiences so does the baby. This is why it is so important to have a regulated and balanced nervous system in order to adapt to the stressors that we can’t necessarily control.
This stress stuck on the nervous system 🧠 can disrupt communication between the brain and the body, potentially affecting the mother’s organ function, hormonal balance, and even the baby’s position in the womb. ⬇️
This is why Neurologically-Focused Prenatal Chiropractic Care at Foundations Chiropractic aims to promote a well-regulated nervous system. 🧠 By addressing subluxations and restoring balance to the Autonomic Nervous System, our doctors can enhance the mother’s overall health and well-being while providing an optimal environment for the baby’s growth!
Remember mama, a regulated nervous system during pregnancy is vital for supporting both you and your baby’s health. 👶 Reach out to see how we can positively impact your pregnancy experience and contribute to a healthier, more comfortable journey for both you and your baby! ♥️
#prenatalstress #prenatalchiropractic #pxdocs
The majority of us have probably heard that chiropractic care can help with the aches and pains of pregnancy, faster delivery times, and optimal baby positioning… All of these are important and great benefits, BUT let’s focus on the #1 thing that you may not know: What it does for you and your baby’s nervous system and development in utero. 🧠
A regulated nervous system is of utmost importance during pregnancy, as it profoundly influences both the expectant mother’s health and the developing baby’s well-being. 🤰🏻The nervous system acts as the master control center, coordinating and regulating all body functions, from basic physiological processes to complex hormonal interactions.
Because the umbilical cord is the power cord 🔌 from mom to baby, any stress and feelings that the mother experiences so does the baby. This is why it is so important to have a regulated and balanced nervous system in order to adapt to the stressors that we can’t necessarily control.
This stress stuck on the nervous system 🧠 can disrupt communication between the brain and the body, potentially affecting the mother’s organ function, hormonal balance, and even the baby’s position in the womb. ⬇️
This is why Neurologically-Focused Prenatal Chiropractic Care at Foundations Chiropractic aims to promote a well-regulated nervous system. 🧠 By addressing subluxations and restoring balance to the Autonomic Nervous System, our doctors can enhance the mother’s overall health and well-being while providing an optimal environment for the baby’s growth!
Remember mama, a regulated nervous system during pregnancy is vital for supporting both you and your baby’s health. 👶 Reach out to see how we can positively impact your pregnancy experience and contribute to a healthier, more comfortable journey for both you and your baby! ♥️
#prenatalstress #prenatalchiropractic #pxdocs
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