Demyen Family Chiropractic

10/02/2025

The health benefits from exercise are far greater than you realize! Take ACTION!

Most people think of their calf muscles only in terms of movement, but they play a far greater role. The soleus and gastrocnemius muscles act as a powerful “second heart,” pushing blood back up to your chest every time they contract. Tiny one-way valves in your veins work alongside this pump to keep circulation flowing against gravity.

When the calf pump weakens from too much sitting or lack of activity, circulation slows. This can raise the risk of blood clots, varicose veins, swelling, and even heart strain. But the good news? Just a few minutes of simple daily moves like calf raises, ankle flexes, or walking can keep these muscles strong and your blood flowing.

A healthy calf pump means better circulation, reduced blood pressure, and long-term protection for your heart. Take care of your calves they’re working overtime for your health.

📚 References:

Cleveland Clinic: Why the Calf Muscle Is Called the “Peripheral Heart”

09/02/2025

The sooner a potential problem is identified, the sooner corrective action can be taken, and the better the longterm outcome will be.

This is why I disagree with pediatricians who put “normal” development on a broad scale and tell parents that they shouldn’t be too concerned if their child is late crawling, walking, talking, or achieving other major milestones.

Yes, children are individuals and therefore different, and everyone develops at their own pace. However, this is true only to a degree— and in my experience it is a small degree.

Sure, if a child doesn’t walk exactly at age one, it’s not of immediate concern. But if a child isn’t walking by fourteen months, then it should be a concern.

Developmental problems are not usually considered until a child is three years old and not yet speaking. However, most children could be diagnosed at least a year and sometimes two years earlier if closer attention were paid to their milestones.

⭐An excerpt from the book "Disconnected Kids" by Dr. Robert Melillo
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07/30/2025

Gabapentin a drug commonly prescribed for back pain, radiating nerve pain and most commonly for peripheral neuropathy has been linked to dementia. Come speak with us regarding corrective, conservative treatment for these conditions, that do NOT involve prescription meds!

A drug widely used to treat nerve pain and epilepsy has been linked with an increase in cases of dementia and mild cognitive impairment.

05/16/2025

The connection between H. pylori and systemic health extends beyond common digestive symptoms. This bacteria suppresses stomach acid production, creating a cascade of effects that impact protein digestion, nutrient absorption, and overall health. Research shows direct links between H. pylori colonization and increased risks of cardiovascular disease and autoimmune conditions.

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02/20/2025

Today 2/20/25 OPEN 7:30-4
We will be CLOSED Saturday

01/11/2025

We are OPEN this morning!

12/26/2024

Reminder: we are OPEN today 12/26 normal hours. We will be CLOSED until 1/3/25
have a safe and happy new years

12/25/2024

Wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas

12/23/2024

Office is open normal hours today 12/23, tomorrow 12/24 7:30-11

11/27/2024

Have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
See you Monday Dec. 2nd

10/03/2024

Saturday 10/5/24 hours will be 9:30-11:30am!

08/29/2024

We will have office hours tomorrow, Friday 7:30 - 11
We will be CLOSED Sat- Mon
Enjoy your Holiday weekend!