Greetings Everyone,

You and your guests are cordially invited to attend our Health Awareness Dinner at Antun’s of Westchester on Wednesday November 9th, 2011 at 7:15pm.

Learn how simple it is to develop a stronger resistance to disease.
Hear about easy ways to add healthy years to your life.
Give yourself and your family a better quality of life.

The dinner and presentation are COMPLIMENTARY.  This is our way of saying thank you for your continued support and commitment to great health through chiropractic.

We just ask that you let us know how many guests you will be bringing as advanced planning is needed.

We look forward to seeing you and you guests and contributing to the quality of your life.

Seating is limited to the first 75 people.

Call us by Wednesday November 2nd, 2011 to RSVP your seats.

Contact: (914) 345-6700 to RSVP

Warmest Regards,

Dr. Brett Axelrod
Dr. Elias Arnitsis

Been a Bit Stressed-Out Lately?

Sorry to hear it!

But here’s some bad news that might stress you out a bit more: All of that stress you endure is really bad for your health. Stress can impact all aspects of your health, and therefore, your life.

Do you suffer from nagging headaches? That could be from stress.

Not sleeping well? Could be stress.

Suffering from back pain, frequent colds, frequent upset stomach? They could all be from stress. In fact, even negative thoughts and feelings such as anxiety, irritability, sadness, depression, anger and restlessness can all be caused by stress.

Stress can even cause behavioral problems such as undereating or overeating, drug or alcohol abuse, increased difficulty in controlling your temper, and social withdrawal. And long term, stress can contribute to the development of chronic, life-threatening illnesses such as heart palpitations, high blood pressure and heart disease.

In fact, it’s been estimated that up to 80% of all physical illnesses are related to stress!

What To Do?

It’s somewhat of a vicious circle, isn’t it? Life is stressful enough without having to incur even more stress by stressing about what all that stress is doing to your health!

Certainly, there’s no escaping the fact that life is stressful; none of us can possibly eliminate all stress from our lives. And the hectic pace and daily demands of modern life only compounds the problem. But fortunately, there are ways to mitigate the effects of stress, and even reduce the amount of stress you have to endure.

Chiropractic Can Help

Chiropractic care can be a very effective means of both reducing your overall stress level, and managing the physical impact of stress upon your health.

How can chiropractic help? By assuring that your nervous system functions efficiently, free from any form of interference or irritation.

The adjustments that we administer serve to realign the spine and eliminate nervous system problems. The resulting release of muscular tension and increased blood flow to the organs will allow your body to perform the self-healing process that comes naturally.

And the sense of relaxation and contentment that most of our patients experience after an adjustment is a wonderful means of reducing mental stress.

Take Control of Your Life by Controlling Your Stress

Remember the ‘vicious circle’ mentioned earlier – the effects of stress being continuously compounded by the effects of stress?

Well, the circle doesn’t have to turn in only one direction.

By utilizing corrective chiropractic care to lessen your stress and mitigate its impact upon your health, you can make that circle turn in the opposite direction, in your favor. Instead of accumulating stress upon stress, you can experience the soothing relief of stress reduction.  And as your body and psyche heals from the relief, you’ll dump even more stress- experiencing better health.

You’ll be turning that circle the other way – loosening the spring, ratcheting down the tension. Can’t you feel a bit of relief just imagining it?

Why not get the stress relief process started today with a call to our office? You’ll likely feel a bit less stressed just for having made the call, knowing that relief awaits.