by CFWC | Apr 18, 2019 | adjustments, Chiropractic, health, injury, injury prevention, Oasis Partners, wellness, yard work
After a long winter, most of us are itching to get out into our yards and dig in the dirt. However, yard work, with all of its bending, shoveling, digging, lifting and leaning, can cause injuries. We see a lot of patients in the spring who’ve injured in their backs...
by CFWC | Mar 26, 2019 | allergies, Chiropractic, detox, Naturopathic Medicine, Nutrition, Oasis Partners, wellness
When spring arrives and the weather starts to warm, it’s time for a good spring cleaning — not only for your house but for your body too. Toxins tend to accumulate in our bodies during the winter months, due to improper digestion, stress, not enough exercise,...
by CFWC | Mar 19, 2019 | adjustments, Chiropractic, Oasis Partners, subluxation
In our practice, we use the term “subluxation” quite a bit. But most people don’t know what we mean. Here is our opportunity to explain a key piece of terminology in your chiropractic treatment. So bear with us as we explain one of the fundamental pieces of...
by CFWC | Mar 5, 2019 | Chiropractic, Naturopathic Medicine, Nutrition, Oasis Partners, Uncategorized
It’s National Nutrition Month, and we have a blog post by our Naturopath, Dr. Peter Knight! Did you know that worry and anxiety generate a stress response that can interfere with the absorption of nutrients? In order to fully digest your food, getitng the body...
by CFWC | Feb 19, 2019 | Chiropractic, Oasis Partners
We see a lot of babies here at Chiropractic Family Wellness Center, and we recommend that people bring their babies in to see us the few weeks after birth so we can make sure that any subluxations caused by the birth process are corrected early on. Gentle...
by CFWC | Feb 12, 2019 | Chiropractic, Oasis Partners
This time of year in Maine is notorious for icy sidewalks and snowy driveways, not to mention slippery stairs. Getting in and out of your house can seem like a monumental task. We get asked a lot by practice members, “How can I walk around so that I am less likely to...
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