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A Better Body for the Warm Weather

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By Jamie L. Valcourt, D.C.


As we move towards the warmer weather, we begin to go back out into the world as though we are slowly waking up from our winter hibernation.  For most of us this means much more physical activity than we’ve managed to achieve in the colder weather.  We begin to clean gutters, plant gardens, spring clean, not to mention the fun stuff as we get our bikes back out of the garage, play backyard volleyball, go walking/running, and go swimming at the beach etc.


Prepare your tired and achy winter joints for the surge of warm weather activity with chiropractic care.  Chiropractic can align and balance the body from the inside out.  With the constant mental and physical strain we place upon our bodies, finding balance physically often helps us find balance mentally as well.  Let chiropractic introduce you to the fit you living inside. When your body feels better, you feel better.  Get a better body for the warm weather through chiropractic care.

 



Jamie L. Valcourt, D.C.

Dr. Jamie Valcourt graduated from Dickinson College in Carlisle Pennsylvania with a bachelor’s degree in Biology and Sociology. She continued on to Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport Iowa to earn her Doctor of Chiropractic degree. She has been practicing in her home town of Fall River, MA for three years. She opened up her own office, Valcourt Chiropractic, just over a year ago. She is also trained in the healing art of Reiki.

For more information about chiropractic, or chiropractic while pregnant, please call me at (508) 235-1050 or email me at dr.jamie@ValcourtChiropractic.com

 

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