Jan 2010

What is an Vertebral Subluxation and how can it impact your health?  How does intereference in your body's innate intelligence prevent you and your family from reaching their full potential.  Can you afford to not be your best?

September 2009

A special article by Dr. Gabai D.C. and his take on the Swine Flu and the World Health Organization.  A must read on the hottest subject today. 

August 2009

Chiropractic reduces labor time by 24% for the first time moms.   Those on their second child or more found a 39% shorter time during labor.  In addition, 84% of women report relief of back pain during pregnancy with Chiropractic Care. 

Don't you deserve the best experience while being pregnant?

April 2009

April is official "Stress Awareness Month". Although it is probably not necessary to remind people that life is filled with stress, physical, mental and emotional stress are a part of each and every day. Family, friends, jobs, money, exercise and food can all put stressors on the human body.

March 2009

Who would have thought that we would live in a world where 5 generations within a family becomes the norm? Because people are living longer than ever and 100 year old people are one of the fastest growing segments of our society, we are seeing more of this every day. This includes the new born baby, the 25 year old parents, the 50 year old grandparents, the 75 old year great grandparents and the 100 year old great, great grandparents.

Feb 2009

The economy is affecting everyone. People are getting their financial affairs more organized, and they are cutting back on the “frills” in their life.  “I can’t afford it” are common words that I hear people use as they try to make sense of the lifestyle adjustments that they need to make. There is absolutely, positively one thing that you cannot afford in our country today. You cannot afford to get sick!!!

Jan 2009

The U.S. Census Bureau predicts that by the year 2050, many of us will live to be at least 100 years old.  But, what will our quality of life be like when we get there and how can we begin to prepare our minds and bodies for this milestone event?

Dec 2008

The old adage, “Tis better to give than receive,” rings truer each year, but studies now show that the act of giving can actually protect and even improve one’s health. People who are socially aware and active tend to experience better health, have lower mortality rates and have better self-esteem and confidence.

Study after study has shown that strong social relationships are essential for a healthy mind and body, while also enhancing our life experience. They reduce some of the bad effects of stress and help to speed recovery from psychological and physical illness. These relationships support our desire to live longer and healthier lives.  They sustain us.  After all, nobody wants to live to be 100 alone. Now is the time to establish the support that you’ll need for life.