First Coast Medical Center and Dr. Grady Carter, Jacksonville chiropractor provide the education, training and resources to members of the community that help them achieve greater health and wellness naturally and effectively. The doctor works with groups of all ages and creates presentations that address their specific needs.
When interviewed recently, Dr. Carter stated, "Providing education to the community is an exciting opportunity to give more people the ability to become active participants in their health and wellness. I have found that when individuals are taking care of their bodies through diet, exercise, and regular visits to the chiropractor, they are able to avoid many health issues. The goal of my practice is to help people find and take advantage of, the natural and safe methods available to maintain a healthier body and achieve a greater quality of wellness."
The doctor meets with coordinators or planners of meetings or events where he will be presenting to discuss the type of program that is desired. During this initial visit, the doctor will discuss any specific concerns of the group, and the general health and age of the participants. The doctor then creates individualized programs that discuss how diet and exercise affect wellness. In addition, the doctor will talk about the foods that the body needs to maintain good health and regenerate damaged tissues more effectively.
Dr. Carter is often asked to provide safety, health and wellness presentations to businesses that are working to lower injury rates. The doctor discusses the techniques for moving, bending, and lifting properly to avoid injury. He also provides information to staff members who sit for long periods of time on ways they can reduce the pressure on their lower spine that often results in misalignment.
To get more information on the presentations and programs offered by Dr. Grady Carter, Jacksonville chiropractor, to help members of the community achieve their health and wellness goals, visit
http://www.FirstCoastMedical.com today.
