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Short, practical reads from the office in Ramsey: posture, pregnancy, kids and sports, sleep, stress, the seasons, and how to keep your spine happy in between visits.
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Office Ergonomics
At Family Chiropractor & Spinal Health Care Center, we believe that the power is within you to decrease tightness of the muscles…
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Corrective Exercise
At Family Chiropractic & Spinal Health Care Center, we treat more than just the individual’s condition: we seek to impart upon you…
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Lumbar Health
One of the modern world’s most relevant afflictions is lower back pain: sedentary labor and leisure, lengthening commutes and sedulous poor posture…
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Burners and Stingers
A stinger or burner is a non-medical term that describes an injury where direct-force trauma to the neck causes a pinch to the brachial…
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Chiropractic & Exercise
No matter where you find yourself on the health spectrum, the body can always benefit from exercise. The older we grow, the…
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Thoracic Range of Motion
Check yourself right now: are your shoulders slumped forward or rounded? This is a good indicator that you may have poor thoracic…
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Cervical Range of Motion
When you break down the daily burden born by the neck, you may come to appreciate its unsung role in your life. …
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Runner’s Health
As you run across town and country, we urge you to not let your posture fall by the wayside. We are going…
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Driving Posture
Picture the posture you hold while driving: can you even see it in your mind? Postural considerations in the car generally begin…
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Sitting Posture
For millions of people in New Jersey alone, sitting constitutes a large portion of their daily positioning. Sitting is perhaps the most…
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Posture Awareness
Posture goes beyond the way you position your body when sitting or standing: an activity performed with proper posture allows the body…
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Nutrition for Sinusitis
At Family Chiropractic & Spinal Health Care Center the overall quality of your health is dependent upon many factors, some of which…
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