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Benefits of Network Care

A recently published retrospective study of 2,818 patients (in the United States and worldwide) demonstrated that Network Care is associated with statistically significant and profound improvement in self reported health and wellness indicators as listed below: Furthermore, the benefits continued to improve as care progressed with no apparent upper limit.

1. Improved
PHYSICAL
WELL-BEING

ĽImproved flexibility of the spine
Ľmore energy, less fatigue
Ľfewer colds, flu
Ľfewer headaches
Ľreduced pain

2. Less STRESS
relative to:

Ľemotional well being
Ľhealth
Ľgeneral well being
Ľcoping with daily problems
Ľfamily
Ľsignificant relationships
Ľwork

3. Improved

EMOTIONAL & PSYCHOLOGICAL

Wellbeing

Ľpositive feelings about self
Ľdecreased moodiness, temper, angry outbursts
Ľless depression, more interest in life
Ľfewer concerns about small things
Ľimproved ability to think and concentrate
Ľless anxiety over vague fears
Ľimproved ability to stay on task
Ľless distress about physical pain

4. MORE LIFE ENJOYMENT

Ľopenness to guidance by inner feelings
Ľexperience of relaxation, well being
Ľpositive feelings about self
Ľinterest in maintaining a healthy lifestyle
Ľfeeling open when relating to others
Ľconfidence in dealing with adversity
Ľcompassion for others

5. Positive LIFESTYLE CHANGES (i.e. increase in)

Ľregular exercise
ĽTai Chi/Yoga
Ľmeditation/self hypnosis
Ľhealth foods/vitamins
Ľvegetarian/partial vegetarian
Ľless use of prescription medications

6. Improved Overall QUALITY OF LIFE improvement relative to

Ľpersonal life Ľoneself
Ľextent one adapts to change
Ľhandling of problems in life
Ľactual life accomplishments
Ľlife as a whole
Ľoverall contentment with life
Ľsignificant other
Ľjob
Ľlife being what one wanted it to be
Ľromantic life
Ľactual work done
Ľco-workers
Ľphysical appearance

Blanks RH,Schuster TL, Dobson M. ,A Retrospective Assessment of Network Care Using a Survey of Self Rated Health, Wellness and Quality of Life., Journal of Vertebral Subluxation Research, Vol 1,#4 1997. pp15-30

This research was sponsored by the Association for Network Chiropractic.

*1. Improved* *PHYSICAL* *WELL-BEING*	ĽImproved flexibility of the spine Ľmore energy, less fatigue Ľfewer colds, flu Ľfewer headaches Ľreduced pain
*2. Less STRESS* *relative to:*	Ľemotional well being Ľhealth Ľgeneral well being Ľcoping with daily problems Ľfamily Ľsignificant relationships Ľwork
*3. Improved* *EMOTIONAL & PSYCHOLOGICAL* *Wellbeing*	Ľpositive feelings about self Ľdecreased moodiness, temper, angry outbursts Ľless depression, more interest in life Ľfewer concerns about small things Ľimproved ability to think and concentrate Ľless anxiety over vague fears Ľimproved ability to stay on task Ľless distress about physical pain
*4. MORE LIFE ENJOYMENT*	Ľopenness to guidance by inner feelings Ľexperience of relaxation, well being Ľpositive feelings about self Ľinterest in maintaining a healthy lifestyle Ľfeeling open when relating to others Ľconfidence in dealing with adversity Ľcompassion for others
*5. Positive LIFESTYLE CHANGES (i.e. increase in)*	Ľregular exercise ĽTai Chi/Yoga Ľmeditation/self hypnosis Ľhealth foods/vitamins Ľvegetarian/partial vegetarian Ľless use of prescription medications
*6. Improved Overall QUALITY OF LIFE improvement relative to*	Ľpersonal life Ľoneself Ľextent one adapts to change Ľhandling of problems in life Ľactual life accomplishments Ľlife as a whole Ľoverall contentment with life Ľsignificant other Ľjob Ľlife being what one wanted it to be Ľromantic life Ľactual work done Ľco-workers Ľphysical appearance