Working in a construction site is a backbreaking job.
This type of work would probably suit those with big, firm muscular arms because working in a construction site, whether for a building or a house, involves carrying heavy materials.
The laborers would work for hours, oftentimes under the hot, glaring sun just to meet the deadline of the project and to it within the specifications of the architect and owner. They eagerly wait for the lunch bell before, sweaty and covered with dust, they would sit down under a shade to eat their packed meals.
It is not a glamorous job but after a few months or even years the outcome of their hard labor is simply satisfying and at times even breathtaking.
They are the nameless people who helped build skyscrapers and monumental pieces of art such as the Statue of Liberty, the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the Petronas Towers in Malaysia, the Pyramids in Egypt, the Burj Al Arab Hotel in Dubai and even the Taj Mahal in India.
But the manual work does take its toll on the laborers and their body had to bear the burden. Oftentimes they experience back problems and taking those painkiller drugs can no longer remove the sting of pain. They would now be forced to proceed with "Plan B".
"Plan B" simply means seeking alternative medicines such as a chiropractic treatment. This does not entail undergoing an operation but improvements on the condition on the body would be done by hand.
Chiropractors that specialize in the treatment of low back pain attempt to improve the function of the joints and the nervous system by adjusting vertebral subluxations. Manual spinal adjustments are the key to chiropractic treatment.
Chiropractic adjustments, over the years have become the craze in the United States. There are about more than40 million Americans who receive regular treatment.
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