Struggling to fall asleep or waking up stiff and exhausted? You’re not alone. At Lifetime Chiropractic in Albuquerque, NM, we help countless patients in Albuquerque NM who are dealing with sleep disruption caused by back pain, poor posture, or spinal misalignments.
While sleeping pills may offer a quick fix, they don’t address the root problem—and often leave you groggy. Chiropractic care offers a drug-free, natural way to improve spinal health and sleep quality so your body can truly rest and recharge.
Better Sleep Starts with a Balanced Body
Your spine plays a central role in how your body heals, moves, and rests. Misalignments or inflammation can disrupt your nervous system, leading to restless nights and uncomfortable mornings. Gentle chiropractic adjustments restore alignment, reduce nerve interference, and support your body’s natural sleep cycles.
Healthy Habits That Support Great Sleep
- Keep a consistent sleep schedule—even on weekends.
- Avoid heavy meals, caffeine, and electronics close to bedtime.
- Wind down with gentle stretching, reading, or a warm bath.
- Keep your bedroom cool, quiet, and dark for optimal rest.
Back Pain and Bad Beds Don’t Mix
If your mattress or pillow isn’t offering proper support, your spine pays the price. We often help patients evaluate their sleep setup and make small adjustments that lead to big improvements in comfort and spinal alignment.
- Replace old or sagging mattresses.
- Use pillows that maintain a neutral neck position.
- Side sleepers: keep your head aligned with your spine.
- Back sleepers: avoid elevating your head too high.
Sleep Better with Chiropractic in Albuquerque NM
When your spine is properly aligned, your nervous system can relax—and so can you. At Lifetime Chiropractic, we provide individualized care to reduce tension, relieve pain, and support restful sleep from the inside out.
Let’s help you wake up feeling refreshed. Call Lifetime Chiropractic today at (505) 822-0306 to schedule your consultation and discover how chiropractic care in Albuquerque NM can restore the sleep you’ve been missing.
For Your Health,
Dr. Patrick Chenoweth