Giebler Chiropractic:Going Strong In Our 11th Year!

Helping people live healthier and fuller lives is the goal of chiropractic care at Dr. Nic Giebler's chiropractic office in Kiel.      Giebler opened the clinic in 2009 and enjoys helping patients live their best lives with a combination of chiropractic care and good nutrition.      Chiropractic care focuses on the nervous system by adjusting the vertebral column in order to improve function in the nervous system.      Just a few of the many health problems that can be helped through chiropractic care include ankle, back, shoulder and neck pain, arthritis, carpal tunnel, bursitis, headaches, fibromyalgia, allergies, sciatica and sprains and strains.      According to Dr. Giebler, vertebrae that are misaligned or have lost their normal range of motion can interfere with normal body functions. "Treatments in our office are designed to help restore your misaligned vertebrae back to a normal position, allowing your body to heal itself naturally."      Chiropractic treatment can also help reduce or eliminate pain due to work and sports injuries and auto accidents.      Children are welcome at the clinic as many spinal problems in adults begin in childhood. "As a child grows, it is important to have spinal check-ups to detect small problems that may result from minor falls, poor posture, hours of playing video games or sports like gymnastics, soccer and football. If left undetected, these misalignments may result in spinal problems as adults." Using a gentle combination of techniques on children, Dr. Giebler believes chiropractic is one of the safest forms of healthcare. "Many parents bringing their newborns in and are amazed at how much their infant enjoys their first adjustment."      A certified nutritional consultant and avid health enthusiast, Dr. Giebler has been certified in Active Release Technique, often considered the "Gold Standard" of soft tissue (muscles, tendons, nerves, ligaments) treatment. "Your body can only heal itself with the nutrients provided to it through your diet," he explained. "Because of this, Giebler Chiropractic has a strong focus in helping their patients understand how to make better diet choices. By making healthier diet choices, our patients are able to reduce the chronic inflammation their body must deal with on a daily basis."      The clinic also has nutrition classes at the office that is open to the public.      Tammy Augsburger has been a satisfied client of Giebler's for ten years after going to the clinic for help with sciatica nerve problems, cramps and migraines. "With his chiropractic work and supplements I am back enjoying life," Augsburger said. "He is a really great man and it doesn't take long to get to know him and his family." Augsburger continues to use Giebler's services and even worked in the office for about two years. "He is so knowledgeable and passionate about nutrition, running, and helping people."      The adjustments are pain free according to Augsburger and trust in the doctor is important. "It's nothing scary and it doesn't hurt. Dr. Giebler knows people put trust in him and he doesn't take that lightly."      Augsburger decided to bring her mother to Dr. Giebler after she was still experiencing pain after a double knee replacement. After just over a week of treatments her mother was pain free.      Assisting Dr. Giebler is his wife Ellie who serves as office manager, and knowledgeable and friendly office staff including Holly Prigge and Heather Thiry. Well-known and popular office mascot Bertha, an English bulldog, entertains clients and helps put them at ease with her friendly disposition.      If you need help getting your health back on track and are considering chiropractic care, contact Dr. Giebler's office. "We will work with you to improve your total health. You can feel better and live pain free with the help of chiropractic care."      Office hours at the clinic at Mondays and Wednesdays from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. and Tuesdays and Fridays from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays are available by appointment, and Dr. Giebler notes he is more than willing to make house calls, and has also had people come to his house, where he has a 'home office' adjusting table as well.