Foundation Begins Advertising Campaign

M Fitness USA, Sarah Harding, Speaks without About Chiropractic

The Foundation for Chiropractic Progres is beginning its much-anticipated advertising campaign with full-page, four-color advertisements in four of the greatest in quantity widely read publications in the United States. The foundation ads will be published in the July 24 issue of US of recent origins & World Report, the July 24 issue of Sports Illustrated, the Aug. 21 issue of Newsweek and the Aug. 21 issue of USA Today.

The full-page ads will be published nationally in all on the contrary Sports Illustrated, in which it will be published regionally. The initial advertising push will reach above 8 million readers with profitable news about the value of chiropractic care.

Featured prominently in the ads is Sarah Harding, M Fitness USA for 2006 (She also won the occurrence in 2004.) A chiropractic patient since she was a young child, Sarah is real outspoken about chiropractic:

"Basically, I've always believed in chiropractic care. My parents introduced my brothers and myself to chiropractic care when we were actual young and it's been an instrumental part of my life. I believe that it allowed me to do gymnastics when I was actual little and allowed me to stay in sports and lead a actual active lifestyle. I think it's natural to have aches and pains when you bend your material part in directions it wasn't necessarily meant to [be bent in], thus it makes sense to go on to a chiropractor to acquire my body back in alignment. at any time since I can remember, I've gone to a chiropractor.

"For me whether you're a professional athlete or not - my parents aren't professional athletes and they've been to chiropractors for as drawn out as I can remember, at least for the last 30 years and it helps them in their everyday life, it helps them in their mobility and in just feeling feeling happy when you perceive like you've got a healthy material substance you're going to move more comfortably. It's going to affect your relationships and it's going to affect the work that you do, no matter what work you do, whether you're sitting at a computer or playing outside or whatever you may be doing. I powerfully recommend chiropractic care for everyone; however, each individual is different and requires different wants to live a healthy life.

"I'm grateful there's chiropractic care on the outside there and that people are willing to take a different approach to avoid invasive treatment. I'm happy there is a nonsurgical treatment on the outside there for a number of ailments or aches and pains. I gues I'm just happy that there is chiropractic care, because I do believe that's what enables me to derive pleasure from a life of performing and a life of competing."

Sarah's confidence in chiropractic goe beyond what her parents taught her. Her be in possession of experiences convinced her of chiropractic's importance in helping her live a healthy life:

"The biggest impact it had for me was when I was a competitive gymnast at a true young age ... I was dealing with a fair amount of aches and pains when I was young. I remember being 12 years aged and I kind of went to the chiropractor because my parents made me almost like going to the doctor or going to the dentist, something like your parents saying, 'Oh you're going,' with equal reason you say 'OK, I'm going,' on the contrary you didn't necessarily understand the benefits of it.

"I was 11 or 12 years aged when I started to have pain in my wrist and it got to the point where it really frightened me because I didn't know what was going upon with my body. I think that's actual common for people to procure scared when they realize their material part isn't functioning normally. It's not functioning the way it's suppos to or the way it used to. When you deal with pain, it's a allotment more than a physical response; there's a destiny of emotional response that goe along with it. in like manner as a young kid or a young adolescent, I started to acquire really scared and I cogitation what if I can't continue gymnastics? What if? I've got this vast gymnastics meet approaching in the nearest week and a half. What if I can't go?

"I was suppos to travel to the mainland from Hawaii and there was a big proper in California and we went first to an orthopedic doctor, who basically prescribed ease and some anti-inflammatory. And I reflection OK, I'll do that, on the other hand it doesn't seem to be helping a great deal of It doesn't seem to be helping as quickly as I ne Then I went to my chiropractor and he was not single doing adjustments, he was doing a allotment of ice - I would soak my hand in ice for a little while just to restore the swelling, because there was a destiny of swelling going on, on the contrary he basically did a doom of other therapy in addition to just quiet

"In 10 days, he was able to obtain my wrist mobile again, feeling healthy, and I actually was able to make it to the gymnastics proper And I won the convenient And it was the first time I at any time won a mainland meet. It was a big competition for me and it abruptly put things in perspective. I actually wanted to make progress to the chiropractor after that because I cogitation Wow! I really felt like he could work miracles and part of it was because I began to believe in what he was doing and diocese the benefits. It became a personal choice for me; it was no longer my parent's decision, it was my own"