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November 8, 2011 - Volume 5, Issue 22
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How Anthony Field of The Wiggles Bounced
Back to Health With Chiropractic Care

Anthony Field is one of the founding members of "The Wiggles," whose popular children's television show has spawned CDs, DVDs and even live concerts. Entertaining and teaching children is Field's passion, but the rigors of the job were taking a toll on his health. That's why Field – and the entire Wiggles group – turned to chiropractic care as a way to improve their health and keep doing what they love to do.

Eight years ago, Anthony Field, also known as the "Blue Wiggle" of "The Wiggles," the most popular and successful children's performing act out of Australia, was smiling in front of the cameras and the crowds, but grimacing in pain backstage.

"I was more of a wobble," Field said. "I would go backstage during a show because my back was hurting so much, my knees also hurt and I had a bad neck. It was always the same, I would miss a couple of songs then go back on."

In those days, Field, now 48, was also overweight and taking daily Valium and anti-inflammatory drugs for pain to get through the day. He said he was depressed and lost.

"I was eating poorly, I was slouching and not strengthening my core, and my back gave way and I got into a terrible cycle of pain. I didn't know any better until chiropractors came into my life," said Field.

Fortunately, Field has never had to return to this low point in his life, thanks to a friend's tip about trying chiropractic.

"When I first starting seeing chiropractors, it was mainly to get me out of pain. I thought, I am just going to go and get myself out of pain ... that's what I thought it was all about," Field said. "Later on, I realized they [chiropractors] can help rebuild you into the $6 million man. That's what I feel like now."

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