Chiropractic BioPhysics®
Foundation Spine & Posture is the only chiropractor on the island of Oahu that specializes in Chiropractic BioPhysics®.
Chiropractic BioPhysics® (CBP) is a highly-advanced, scientific, and proven chiropractic technique which corrects and restores your spine back to alignment, and alleviates pain and discomfort from its source.
CBP combines biology, physiology, physics, geometry, and anatomy to identify the causes of your pain, discomfort, loss of mobility, and altered health. That means your diagnosis – and treatment – will be based on sound scientific and chiropractic principles.
What to expect from a CBP chiropractor?
The doctors at Foundation Spine & Posture start with a scientifically-based examination of your posture, spinal alignment and health history, which may involve digitized x-ray and postural assessments to pinpoint the root cause of your spinal condition. Once the source of your condition is diagnosed, your doctor will create a specialized series of adjustments, exercises and gentle spinal-remodeling traction therapy specific to YOU and YOUR condition and spine to restore your body to optimal health and function.
Why choose a CBP® chiropractor?
Proper posture is at the core of the CBP® treatment. The curves of the spine are vitally important for your overall health. This is recognized by spinal and orthopedic surgeons and practitioners throughout the healthcare world. These spinal curves act as shock absorbers and resist impact forces like gravity and the daily stresses we put on our bodies. When those curves are structured properly (and when you have good posture) your body can easily withstand these stresses or minor traumas. But if your spinal structure is misaligned from poor posture, or from old traumas, your body is susceptible to injury.
Unlike traditional chiropractic treatments that can focus only on immediate pain relief, CBP®-trained chiropractors like Dr. Nakamoto and Dr. Murray go a step further to correct the root cause of the condition for lasting results.
Spinal alignment
Correct posture is at the core of the Chiropractic BioPhysics method of treatment. The curves in your spine act as levers, shock absorbers, and resistance to gravity; they also protect and reduce forces acting on the spinal cord and nerve tissues. But, gravity, age, poor posture, improper physical activity, injury, and disease can all play a role in the misalignment of your spinal curves and, as a result, your entire body.
CBP® can help restore that balance
Following a scientific analysis of your posture and the curvature of your spine, a treatment plan is developed, based on your deficits, to restore proper alignment, relieve pain, and improve function.
Restoring your health
Your spine houses your nervous system – the most delicate and important organ system – responsible for your day to day bodily functions. From your immune, cardiovascular, and digestive system, to sexual function and mobility – your nerves are responsible for sending vital information and energy from the brain to your organs through your spine.
Just as a kink in a garden hose can dramatically reduce the flow of water coming from the tap – a spine out of alignment dramatically reduces vital information going from your brain to vital organs. Thus, your organs are much more susceptible to malfunction and disease.
It’s not just coincidence that people most with poor posture tend to lack energy and suffer from fatigue, experience random aches and pains, as well as suffer from headaches / migraines, allergies, ear infection, sleeping disorders, gastrointestinal issues (such as GERD), asthma, high blood pressure, etc.
As a CBP patient, you will notice not only a dramatic decrease in pain in discomfort, but more importantly a sense of restored health and energy.
Chiropractic BioPhysics® can help with:
- Back and Neck Pain
- Headache / Migraines
- Scoliosis
- Postural Deformities
- Shoulder Pain
- Fatigue
- Trouble Sleeping
- Low Metabolism
- Allergies
- High Blood Pressure
- Acid Reflux / GERD
- Asthma
- Plantar Fasciitis
- Frozen Shoulder
- Disc Herniation
