Food & supplements
Specific recommendations on supplements and healthy food choices to support your return to good health.
Getting back to good health is not only a mechanical job. What you eat and which supplements you take are part of the picture too, so nutrition is part of the care at Earnst Chiropractic Clinic.
Dr. Earnst studied biology before chiropractic school and taught anatomy and physiology for years, so he tends to explain the why before the what. If you have ever wondered how any of this connects to what is on your plate, this is the place to ask.
The clinic provides specific recommendations on nutritional supplements and healthy food choices. Specific is the point. A photocopied sheet of foods to eat does not know about your schedule, your habits or what you already take.
Dr. Earnst talks through what you eat on an ordinary week, what you are already taking, and what he would suggest changing. The advice is aimed at supporting your return to good health and fits the way you really live.
This is guidance on food choices and supplements. It is not a replacement for your regular doctor, and anything you are taking for another condition is worth mentioning at the visit.
Nutritional counseling is discussed alongside your adjustments and your corrective exercises, so you are not juggling three separate plans. Each part supports the others, and Dr. Earnst can adjust the advice as you go.
Bring your current supplement list, or the bottles themselves, to your visit. It saves guessing and lets him give you recommendations that fit what you already have at home.
The office is in the blue house at 231 Baker Road in South High Point, on the edge of Archdale. Call (336) 434-4600 to book. New patients can start with a consultation, spinal exam and first treatment for $75.
A jar of almonds and a bowl of green apples and spinach on a white wainscot ledge
Earnst Chiropractic Clinic, 231 Baker Road, High Point. Bring your supplement list and call (336) 434-4600 to book.