Best of Downtown LA Chiropractor’s Boast for Upcoming Silver Anniversary Award

Nov. 19, 2012 - PRLog -- The Best of Downtown Award (http://www.courtyard-wellness.com/articles/), only one category of many given to a variety of Downtown LA businesses, is bestowed annually by the Los Angeles Downtown News.  The upcoming awards, to be announced mid-year in 2013, will be marked by the 25th anniversary of the program begun by the downtown news group back in 1988.    

It is now approximately 6 months after the last award and thus half a year before the next one.  This may be the most opportune time to test the veracity of such claims of award winning service, since the calendar has reached what could be analogously termed its “aphelion” or farthest distance from the moment of the awards.  

A closer look at this Downtown Chiro’s office finds not only an array of alleged benefits, but a number of services to choose from.  Claimed solutions for chronic headaches, supposedly successful treatment programs for car accident injuries or sports injuries, stress alleviation and general comfort improvement for a body are just some of what are on the menu.  If you think you will be only adjusted by the doctor, watch out: they have a number of things which you have to experience to really appreciate.  What are interferential electrical muscle stimulation, and micro-amperage neural stimulation anyway?  Well, they do them to patients there and it is supposed to really help where called for.  

On their other services, they boast not just the usual round of chiropractic adjustment, but spinal decompression, massage therapy and even acupuncture and cold laser therapy.  What could be more enticing than a health boost from these programs?  For those savvy enough to plan for the cold and flu season, nutritional consultation and remedies may be just the thing.  

As a note, these awards are determined by vote amongst newsreaders from the area and not by the news organization itself or a preselected panel of judges.  So it is easy to have a say by getting the treatments oneself and voting when the time comes.  Anyone wanting to do their own research into what this office claims to provide, or test them on a first-hand basis, can start by a more in-depth look at their services (http://www.courtyard-wellness.com/services.asp) and the claims they make on their site.