Scoliosis Treatment with Dr. Tony Nalda
Summary: As a scoliosis chiropractor known worldwide for his expertise, Dr. Tony Nalda shares insights and hope for patients and parents who have received a scoliosis diagnosis. Traditional scoliosis treatments prescribe years of "watching and waiting" instead of decisive action. Patients can be told to wear cumbersome, embarrassing braces for 20 or more hours a day. Eventually, expensive, invasive surgery often becomes the only option for treatment. It doesn’t have to be this way! The chiropractic-centered approach to treating scoliosis is proactive, effective and hopeful. In this podcast, Dr. Tony Nalda describes the realities of scoliosis and busts some of the more prevalent myths about treating the condition. But my primary goal is to give patients and parents hope. Surgery can often times be avoided. Treatment can be proactive and effective. Spinal curvatures can be reduced. Patients can live rich, full, and active lives.
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Podcasts:
In this episode, Dr. Tony talks about the couple known causes for scoliosis, but also talks about some confusion about what causes most cases of scoliosis. He also helps ease fears of idiopathic scoliosis, and why the cause of the scoliosis isn't as important as you may think. A lot of people think certain activities can cause scoliosis and Dr. Tony addresses that concern.
In this episode, Dr. Tony shares what scoliosis is and is not, by breaking down popular scoliosis myths. Is scoliosis hereditary? Does it always cause pain?
In this episode, Dr. Tony shares his past, the medical conditions he had to deal with as a kid, and how he found relief from that. He also shares about his experiences that led him to becoming a chiropractor, and then what ultimately led him to specialize in scoliosis and become one of the world's leading experts in scoliosis.
In this short introduction, Dr. Tony Nalda shares his hope for the listeners of this podcast and those with a scoliosis diagnosis.
