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We often talk about the benefits of pediatric chiropractic care and starting from a young age. In this conversation with Dr. Robert Landriault, we discuss how chiropractic can help those close to retirement or already retired. He’s passionate about helping people to be strong, healthy and vibrant in retirement so they can enjoy this golden time of their life.

I also asked him what makes chiropractic different from other natural healthcare fields. I love the two principles that he shares with new patients:

1 - You’re designed to be healthy.

2 - Your body is designed to heal.

He shares valuable information on his approach to the first visit and report of findings to set people at ease and inspire them with confidence in the specific assessment he provides.

Dr. Robert Landriault has been in practice 22 years in Ontario. He loves to teach about the principles and the science of chiropractic to his patients and to his community. He has a passion for health and helping people live their lives to their fullest potential.

Recommended Resources: Pure and Powerful: https://pureandpowerful.com/

Chiropractic Green Books: Simon Senzon, The Institute Chiropractic: https://www.institutechiro.com/

Heidi Haavik Research: https://haavikresearch.com/

The Remarkable Practice: https://theremarkablepractice.com/

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Connect with Dr. Landriault: https://landriaultchiropractic.com/ https://www.facebook.com/landriaultchiropractic

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