How does the lifestyle of a patient affect the success of chiropractic care?

The lifestyle of a patient greatly affects the success of Chiropractic Care. Patients who have an inactive lifestyle will experience less relief from adjustments than those with an active lifestyle that has appropriate rest days and active rest activities. Furthermore, patients who overtrain or train through pain may also experience less relief than those with balanced activity levels. Finally, one's work lifestyle can also affect the success of Chiropractic Care, so it is important to incorporate movement into one's daily routine.
 
Transcript: "How does the lifestyle of a patient affect the success of Chiropractic Care? Think about this on like a bell curve. If you have a patient who is incredibly sedentary, they relief experienced from a chiropractic adjustment is probably not going to last as long because the effect of them being sedentary will have a greater effect. And then on the other end of the bell curve, if you have a patient who's overtraining overdoing it competing or training through an injury or through pain. Maybe they should be focusing more on rest. The Chiropractic Care is also probably going to create a short-lived benefit positive benefit and then in the middle of that bell curve, we've got everybody else who's not who's resting on appropriate. Rest days, who's training and fitness saying, not through pain and appropriate ways, and kind of has that nice balance, maybe their training, three to five days a week on days that they're not training. Be in the or doing a part of their extreme training program. They're doing what we call Active, rest days, they're taking their dog for a walk or doing something that's a little bit more of an active rest, and then they are taking real rest days as well. Mixed in with that is going to be your work lifestyle. Are you sitting a lot at work and how can we challenge that so that we have a little bit more movement involved there? I hope that helps."