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Meet Dr. Tracey Cain

St. Louis Chriopractor, Dr. Tracey CainDr. Cain obtained her undergraduate degree from the University of Winnipeg. She moved to the US from Canada to attend Logan College of Chiropractic where she received her Doctorate of Chiropractic; and made St. Louis her home after graduating.

With over ten years of practice experience, she strives to provide individualized and personal care and encourages a partnership with her patients in creating a whole state of wellness. Her patients cover the spectrum from pediatrics to geriatrics. Her athletic background gives her insight in to the requirements of sports-minded individuals, from the weekend warrior to the serious athlete. Dr. Tracey is an avid cyclist, a spinning instructor and enjoys time at home with her three Golden Retrievers.

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Dr. J Asks some important questions of interest to St Louis residents - Chiropractor St Louis Dr. J Asks...

What's the difference between chiropractic and medicine?
Medical treatment focuses on the disease or the symptom. Chiropractic focuses on the person with the disease or the symptom. Medical treatment usually involves changing blood chemistry. Chiropractic involves restoring nervous system integrity. Medical doctors prescribe medicine. Chiropractors adjust the spine—a common source of nervous system interference.
What's the difference between a "good" drug and a "bad" drug?
As a chiropractor, I see the use of many drugs (legal or illegal) as merely symptom treating. Worse, virtually every drug produces unwanted effects. The effects of chiropractic are largely positive effects. If you're a St Louis parent, consider carefully before giving your child a cough medication, cold remedy or pain reliever so this sort of question doesn't arise in the first place.