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Welcome to LifeSystems Chiropractic |
 At Lifesystems Chiropractic, we strive to deliver excellence in quality health care in Singapore, by listening to, and discussing the concerns of each patient as an individual allows us to create a much needed and trusted Doctor - Patient relationship, aimed at the well-being of our patients. As a leader in the subluxation-based chiropractic in Singapore, we go beyond the treatment of neck and back pain, we are unsurpassed at finding and removing nerve interference, thus a better information flow between your brain and body, resulting in overall wellness of your body. We want our patients to feel comfortable knowing that from their first visit on, they will be treated with the care and compassion they expect from a team of professionals who really do care about each and every patient's health and well-being. If you are looking for a chiropractor in Singapore, call us for an appointment. Dr Timothy Lim is USA Licenced Chiropractor and a Registered Member of the Chiropractic Association (Singapore). We help people who are looking for natural back pain relief without the use of drugs, injections or surgeries.
Conditions: Neck pain, lower back pain, Headaches, Scoliosis, Slipped discs, Frozen shoulders, Spinal degeneration, Stiff neck or shoulder pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, Joint pain, Whiplash, Numbness and tingling.
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 Neck pain causes can be very complex. Neck pain usually felt in the back of neck can accompany headache, shoulder pain, back pain or jaw pain. And while waking up with a stiff neck may be common, it’s definitely not normal. There are a variety of things that can be the cause of neck pain. A Whiplash injury can be a cause of neck pain resulting from a sudden acceleration or deceleration usually from a motor vehicle accident can injure the ligamentous and muscular structures of the neck and shoulder. Those with such injury may or may not have neck pain symptoms after the accident, However, the injury to the neck has occurred and often the curvative of the neck is affected and pain in the neck can occur months or years down the road. |
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 Stress can be a big issue with causing many health problems in the world. Chiropractic is using many resources such as advancing our technology, updating our methods, and using good caring philosophy to increase the wellbeing and health of our patients. Stress has become a fact of life, and for some, the daily norm. Although occasional stress can help improve our focus and performance, living with chronic stress can backfire by causing anxiety, depression, and serious health problems. Understanding who we are, knowing our major struggles, putting them in perspective, and taking action can help us deal with stress. The following strategies can also improve stress tolerance and help lessen the effects of stress on our health.
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 What causes low back pain? Low back pain is commonly abbreviated LBP. Interestingly, there are more than a few causes of lower back pain. Whenever we experience pain in the back, we tend to think they originate in the same area where we feel the pain. Not necessarily. You can get pain away from the root cause such as a kidney infection but feel the pain in the lower back closer to the buttocks. This is called referred pain that is felt at a place in the body different from the injured or diseased part where the pain would be expected.
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 Frozen shoulder syndrome has several synonyms such as adhesive capsulitis or rotator cuff syndrome. According to the Mayo Clinic, frozen shoulder could be caused by autoimmune disease due to the high incidence of frozen shoulder in people with diabetes. Frozen shoulder or Adhesive capsulitis is a painful condition. It results in a severe loss of motion in the shoulder. It may follow an injury, or it may arise gradually with no injury or warning. Frozen shoulder literally means sticky joint capsule. As the shoulder is inflamed it can cause either right shoulder pain or left shoulder pain or both. The 'sticking' of shoulder makes the joint stiff and difficult to move. Most patients say their shoulder feels still and feel painful to move it in certain directions.
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