550 Mamaroneck Avenue, Suite 103 · Harrison, NY

The Price of Protection

We’re hearing from some of our patients that the second Covid vaccine can pack a punch…fever, chills, joint pain, body ache, headaches, fatigue and muscle pain. These symptoms can start sometime during the first few hours and last for a day or two. For patients who had Covid before, these...

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This is Our Wake-Up Call

“The doctor of the future will give no medicine, but will interest his patients in the care of the human frame, in diet and the cause and prevention of disease.” – Thomas Edison   The U.S. makes up approximately 4% of the world’s population, yet we have suffered 20% of...

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The Muscles That Everyone With Lower Back Pain Should Know About

The Muscles Psoas and iliopsoas are two very important muscles when it comes to spinal health. These muscles attach to the last bone of your mid back (T12) and the first four bones of your lower back (L1-L4). It then passes through the pelvis and onto the thigh bone (femur).   Function These muscles will aid in stabilizing your spine and bringing your leg...

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Our Office Will Remain Open. Here’s Why:

Within the past 24 hours, we have been contacted by the Board of Chiropractic at the New York State Education Department concerning COVID-19. They have advised us that the decision to remain open should be made by the individual office. Westchester Chiropractic and Wellness has decided to remain open and...

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Can Your Heart Benefit from Chiropractic Care?

Did you know that many people are increasingly turning to chiropractic care as a successful treatment option for regulating and maintaining heart health. Research has shown that chiropractic adjustments may help support the cardiovascular system by lowering blood pressure, reducing heart rate and even relieving chest pain. Gentle corrections of...

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How do you make an adjustment last?

Chiropractic adjustments help restore proper movement into a joint that is not moving correctly. This will then help reduce stress within the surrounding nerves. How do we get this adjustment to last longer? [siteorigin_widget class="WP_Widget_Media_Image"][/siteorigin_widget] 1 ) Move more: After you are adjusted make sure you use the new range of motion...

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Sitting Is the New Smoking

You may have heard the slogan “sitting is the new smoking.”  Sitting in itself is not bad, but if you are sitting for long periods of time day after, problems can start to arise. As a species, humans were not meant to be stationary. Movement promotes blood and lymphatic flow throughout the body, lubrication...

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