Bundall Chiropractic

Bundall Chiropractic Chiropractic care for the whole family. Our mission is to create a healthier and happier community with the help of natural Chiropractic care.

We provide gentle chiropractic care to all ages i.e. Infants, children, pre and post natal care, adolescents, middle aged and the elderly. We provide chiropractic care focusing on the removal of nerve interference to allow the body to repair, self heal & to optimise health & wellbeing. We use gentle safe corrections utilizing a variety of techniques and methods to balance and to remove the effect

s of stresses (physical, chemical and emotional) from the nervous system. We use the most advanced and comprehensive chiropractic procedures, to ensure the most efficient and cost effective recovery.

🤸‍♂️ Want Better Joint Health? Start Stretching.Stretching doesn’t just feel good—it helps:✔️ Improve range of motion✔️ ...
16/04/2026

🤸‍♂️ Want Better Joint Health? Start Stretching.

Stretching doesn’t just feel good—it helps:
✔️ Improve range of motion
✔️ Reduce muscle stiffness
✔️ Support joint function
✔️ Boost circulation

Even short stretch breaks during your day can make a difference.

💬 Try this: Hold each stretch for 20–30 seconds and repeat regularly throughout the day.

Your future body will thank you. 🌿

💡 Stretching & Blood Sugar – What’s the Link?Emerging research suggests that static stretching may help lower blood suga...
15/04/2026

💡 Stretching & Blood Sugar – What’s the Link?

Emerging research suggests that static stretching may help lower blood sugar levels—similar to exercise.

Why?
When muscles are engaged (even in a stretch), they use glucose for energy. Over time, this may help improve insulin sensitivity.

While much of the research focuses on people with diabetes, the benefits could extend to everyone.

Simple, low effort… but powerful.

👉 Tomorrow: how stretching supports your joints & mobility. 💡 Stretching & Blood Sugar – What’s the Link?

Emerging research suggests that static stretching may help lower blood sugar levels—similar to exercise.

Why?
When muscles are engaged (even in a stretch), they use glucose for energy. Over time, this may help improve insulin sensitivity.

While much of the research focuses on people with diabetes, the benefits could extend to everyone.

Simple, low effort… but powerful.

👉 Tomorrow: how stretching supports your joints & mobility. 🌿

✨ This Low-Effort Routine May Do More for Your Body Than You ThinkThink stretching is just for flexibility? Think again....
15/04/2026

✨ This Low-Effort Routine May Do More for Your Body Than You Think

Think stretching is just for flexibility? Think again.

Taking a few minutes to stretch throughout your day could support:
✔️ Blood sugar balance
✔️ Joint health
✔️ Everyday mobility

And the best part? You don’t need a full workout to benefit.

Stay tuned… tomorrow we’ll share how stretching may actually help your body regulate blood sugar. 🌿

🐰 Wishing you a wonderful Easter long weekend. 💙 Enjoy the slower pace, time with loved ones, and a well-earned break.If...
03/04/2026

🐰 Wishing you a wonderful Easter long weekend. 💙 Enjoy the slower pace, time with loved ones, and a well-earned break.

If all the bending, lifting, and long weekend lounging leaves you feeling a little out of alignment… We’ll be back from Tuesday and here to help! 💙

Call us on (07) 5539 9433 or
Book online https://bundallchiropractic.com.au 🌿

🐰 Easter egg hunting can leave you feeling a little… out of alignment. 👀 Between the bending, lifting, and long weekend ...
01/04/2026

🐰 Easter egg hunting can leave you feeling a little… out of alignment. 👀 Between the bending, lifting, and long weekend lounging, your posture might be asking for a little reset.

If things aren’t feeling quite right, we’re here to help.
We’ll be back from Tuesday to get you moving and feeling your best again. 💙

Call us on (07) 5539 9433
Book online: https://bundallchiropractic.com.au 🌿

To wrap up our Gut Health Week, here are some simple habits that help support a healthy gut microbiome. Health experts o...
19/03/2026

To wrap up our Gut Health Week, here are some simple habits that help support a healthy gut microbiome.

Health experts often say the basics matter most:

✔ Eat more real, whole foods
✔ Increase dietary fibre
✔ Stay physically active
✔ Reduce heavily processed foods
✔ Prioritise sleep and stress management

Gut health doesn’t require complicated routines or extreme diets. Small, consistent habits often have the biggest long-term impact.

Looking after your gut supports digestion, immune health, and overall wellbeing.
Have a healthy weekend! ✨

As part of our Gut Health Week, today we’re talking about something that benefits both your spine and your digestive sys...
18/03/2026

As part of our Gut Health Week, today we’re talking about something that benefits both your spine and your digestive system — movement.

Regular physical activity has been shown to:

• Increase beneficial gut bacteria
• Improve microbial diversity
• Reduce inflammation
• Support digestive health

Exercise also helps the gut produce helpful compounds called short-chain fatty acids, which help nourish the cells lining the colon.

Even moderate activity like walking, swimming, cycling, or yoga can make a difference.

Your body thrives on movement — and your gut does too.

Tomorrow we’ll wrap up Gut Health Week with simple habits you can start today to support a healthier gut.

Continuing our Gut Health Week, today we’re focusing on one of the biggest influences on your microbiome — diet.A diet r...
17/03/2026

Continuing our Gut Health Week, today we’re focusing on one of the biggest influences on your microbiome — diet.

A diet rich in dietary fibre and whole foods helps support a healthy balance of gut bacteria.

Foods that nourish beneficial gut microbes include:

• Vegetables
• Fruits
• Whole grains
• Legumes
• Fermented foods like yoghurt or kimchi

Eating patterns similar to a Mediterranean-style diet, which emphasises plant foods and healthy fats, are known to support greater microbial diversity in the gut.
More diversity in gut bacteria generally means a stronger and more resilient digestive system.

Tomorrow we’ll share how movement and exercise also help improve gut health.

As part of our Gut Health Week, today we’re looking at how gut bacteria influence the immune system.The microbes in your...
16/03/2026

As part of our Gut Health Week, today we’re looking at how gut bacteria influence the immune system.

The microbes in your gut don’t just sit there — they interact directly with the lining of the colon and your immune system every day.

When the microbiome becomes imbalanced, it can create a low-grade inflammatory environment in the body. Over time, ongoing inflammation can place stress on the cells in the colon and affect digestive health.

Supporting your gut microbiome helps maintain a healthier balance in the body.
Some of the key lifestyle habits that support gut health include:

• Eating a diverse, whole-food diet
• Getting regular exercise
• Managing stress
• Prioritising quality sleep

Tomorrow we’ll talk about one of the most powerful ways to support your gut microbiome: the foods you eat.

This week we’re focusing on gut health and why it matters more than most people realise. ✨Your gut microbiome — the tril...
15/03/2026

This week we’re focusing on gut health and why it matters more than most people realise. ✨

Your gut microbiome — the trillions of bacteria living in your digestive system — plays a major role in overall health. Researchers are discovering it influences everything from digestion and inflammation to immune function and even colorectal cancer risk.

When gut bacteria are balanced, they help protect the lining of the colon and regulate inflammation. But when the balance is disrupted (known as dysbiosis), it may contribute to irritation and long-term inflammation in the digestive system.
The encouraging news? Your microbiome isn’t fixed. Everyday lifestyle choices can help support a healthier gut environment.

Throughout this week we’ll be sharing simple, science-backed ways to support your gut health.

Tomorrow we’ll explain how gut bacteria actually influence inflammation and the immune system. 🌿

If you only do ONE thing this week — make it this:A 5-minute daily breath reset.Step 1: Lie on your back, knees bent.Ste...
05/03/2026

If you only do ONE thing this week — make it this:

A 5-minute daily breath reset.

Step 1: Lie on your back, knees bent.
Step 2: One hand on chest, one on ribs.
Step 3: Breathe gently through your nose.

✔ Ribs expand outward
✔ Chest stays relaxed
✔ Neck stays soft

Then try this rhythm:
Inhale for 4
Pause briefly
Exhale for 6

Longer exhale = calmer nervous system.

Once this feels natural, bring it into:
• Walking
• Lifting
• Sitting at your desk
• Daily life

You don’t need to breathe more.
You need to breathe better.

And when you do — strength, posture, and energy all improve from the inside out.

More breathing isn’t always better.Over-breathing (breathing too deeply or too often) lowers your CO₂ too much.And that ...
04/03/2026

More breathing isn’t always better.

Over-breathing (breathing too deeply or too often) lowers your CO₂ too much.

And that causes:
• Blood vessel constriction
• Reduced oxygen delivery to tissues
• Brain fog
• Dizziness
• Anxiety spikes

Yes — you can take in more air and still deliver LESS oxygen.

Carbon dioxide isn’t the enemy.
It keeps blood vessels open and energy steady.

If you ever feel lightheaded from stress breathing:
Slow your breath.
Keep it light.
Let your body rebalance.

Healthy breathing isn’t about forcing deep breaths.
It’s about restoring rhythm.

Tomorrow: a simple daily reset you can start immediately.

Address

Cnr Bundall Road And Esther Place
Surfers Paradise, QLD
4217

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 6pm
Tuesday 7am - 6pm
Wednesday 7am - 6pm
Thursday 7am - 6pm
Friday 7am - 6pm

Telephone

+61755399433

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Bundall Chiropractic posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Share

Category