Adjustments are usually painless and quickly relieve the affected area. The noise that occurs during the process is caused by a change in pressure within the joints.

Chiropractic adjustments help the body primarily by improving joint function, reducing pain and promoting optimal communication between the nervous system and the rest of the body.

In Spain, chiropractic is not fully regulated or officially recognised as a health profession, although its practice is permitted. This creates a context in which chiropractic exists, but does not have the same legal status as in other countries such as the United States, Canada or some European countries. True chiropractors must have a degree in chiropractic from an internationally recognised university or institution.

We are both graduates of the French-European Institute of Chiropractic in Paris (IFEC) and are members of the European Chiropractic Union (ECU), which guarantees our qualifications. We have completed 6 years of training and have attended several seminars to broaden our knowledge.

The first session costs 45 euros and lasts 1 hour. Subsequent sessions cost 35 euros.

This can vary depending on whether the condition is chronic or acute and the patient's general health, among other factors. Each person will have a different reaction and will need individualised treatment. Some people will recover very quickly with treatment, while others will need more time to return to a state of wellbeing.

We consider a treatment of between 4 and 6 sessions to be normal.

We used SOT (Sacro-occipital technique), diversified, Gonstead, Thompson and AK (Applied kinesiology).