Dr. Chris Taggar at Osborne Chiropractic Office - Winnipeg

12/31/2022

2022... What a year it's been

Happy New Year!

I want to take a moment to thank each and every one of my patients for entrusting me with their care in 2022. Your support and trust means the world to me, and I am grateful to be able to serve you. Here's to a healthy and happy new year for all of us! Thank you

12/19/2022

Whether you're lifting decorations or presents this holiday season, make sure you're using proper lifting technique to save your back!

Happy holidays!

04/13/2022

Due to the safety of my patients and staff, it was a no brainer to decide to close down the practice for the next two days due to the inclement weather. We will be back on Monday to take care of you!
If you haven't been contacted yet, we will get a hold of you to reschedule your appointment.
Be safe out there, Happy Easter!

01/01/2022

Happy New Year!
- Let's hope 2022 is the year we're back to normal and that everyone has a safe, prosperous, and healthy year!

12/28/2021

Here are the holiday hours for this week.

09/12/2021

Exciting news! I will be starting acupuncture courses next weekend for the next few months! This means by the end of the year I may be able to provide this service to my patients!

The bad news is, that my Saturday hours will be reduced due to me being in class. Please give our office a call during the week to see which Saturdays will be affected.

09/03/2021

Here are the labour day long weekend hours! Hope everyone has a safe and sound long weekend!

07/27/2021

Just a reminder, there is a long weekend coming up! I'll be away from July 31- August 6th and back on Saturday August 7th. Please book your appointment before or after these dates!

Please have a safe, happy and healthy long weekend!

06/30/2021

We will be out of the office for Canada Day, July 1st - 3rd and back in office on July 5th. We do have some appointments available today.

Be safe over the weekend and enjoy the weather!

04/03/2021

Another benefit of working out!

Brawn and Brains

Effects of resistance exercise on cognition.

Resistance training activates IGF-1 signaling in muscles, increasing muscle mass and strength. IGF-1 produced by muscles reaches the brain via circulation and binds to specific receptors that lead to the activation of signaling pathways. It acts on specific targets and results in improved cognition. IGF-1 = Insulin growth factor.

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