Madison Family Chiropractors

08/29/2024

Serving others, helping others, being a hand to hold for others, listening intently to the hurting of others, is one of the most powerful ways to cross any apparent boundaries of race, politics, social status, and religion. I have always been grateful for this as a Chiropractor and health care professional.

If you are finding yourself in a “fit” because of divisiveness, maybe take some time and reach out to others in need, regardless of their belief system. It’s a reminder that we are all here, each with our own individual pains and sorrows and difficulties. We are all here, as the phrase goes, walking each other home. And most boundaries exist only within ourselves.

Welcome to Madison Family Chiropractors. You are all welcome here. 🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍

08/02/2024

07/29/2024

We would also like to recognize and thank Tim Odum for allowing us to use his golf cart to transport our precious cargo, Santa, as well as Madison Family Chiropractors for sponsoring the Christmas in July event. And, of course, thank you, Santa for visiting us during your off season. 🎅🎄🎶

03/17/2023

03/17/2023

10/02/2022

I returned home yesterday from an amazing adventure! So grateful! And I’M BACK IN THE OFFICE TOMORROW READY TO ADJUST SOME SPINES!!!! Call for your appointment! 🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍

01/21/2022

Chiropractic was discovered by D.D.Palmer in 1895. He understood that RESTRICTION of the flow of energy in the body systems, INHIBITED the body’s ability to heal.
Through specific spinal corrections, called ADJUSTMENTS, restriction is removed, and the body is allowed to restore itself.
It is safe to say that Chiropractic is one of the most powerful healing modalities available today.
Is Chiropractic part of YOUR health care regime?

Tell us how Chiropractic has helped you……

04/29/2021

Also known as “the stress hormone,” cortisol can increase when you’re feeling tense or stressed. As a result, you may be inclined to eat more comfort foods such as ice cream, pasta or other sugary or high-fat foods. 🍨🍝🍩 Why? Because intensified levels of cortisol contribute to higher insulin levels.
You can learn more about this process and how to best manage your stress by checking out our article below!

We’ve all got enough on our plates—too much stress shouldn’t be one of them! And when we say plate, we mean that literally. Stressors can be found all around us, even in our food.