FAQ

As of March 1st, 2026, Dr. Varner is on medical leave, which will last a few months. We will update our patients as we know more, and we look forward to welcoming Dr. Varner back at the end of his leave!

Chiropractic can assist you by working with you and your other health care professionals (M.D., and D.O.) by maintaining your spine in proper alignment. Every organ in the body is under some type of neurological (nerve) control, so does it not seem sensible that if nerve impulses do not get to the organ its function is going to be compromised?

The gentle correction of a subluxation manually or device to relieve the pressure on the nerves and thereby normalize proper function and optimize health.

1. Physical Traumas such as slips, falls, whiplash, repetitive motions, bad posture, backpacks, and birth traumas (delivery, forceps, suction);

2. Emotional Stress such as grief, anger, fear and depression;

3. Chemical Imbalance such as increased alcohol use, drugs, environmental issues, and poor diet can cause subluxations.

No. Some people may make their joints pop and think they’ve made an adjustment. Wrong! Damage can occur by self manipulating a joint with weakened muscles and ligaments. Adjustments are specific and require the skill of a professionally trained doctor of chiropractic to administer. Even your chiropractic doctor must consult a colleague to personally benefit from chiropractic care.