Flemington Chiropractic Center

02/23/2026

🌨️❄️ The blizzard is here… which makes it the *perfect* time to cozy up and dream about what you want to step into this spring. 🌸✨

Join us for three nourishing evenings to help you receive, reset, and realign:

💫 The Art of Receiving – Feb 26 | 6:30–8:00 PM
🌿 Sound Bath with Ava – March 5 | 6:30–7:30 PM
🌸 Goddess Boundaries: Soft Setting for Spring – April 16 | 6:30–8:00 PM

Slow down now. Bloom later. 🌷

Spots are limited—reserve yours at link in bio!

02/20/2026

Struggling with stubborn knots in your upper or lower back? 😩 You’re not alone—desk work, stress, and daily strains can turn those muscles into tight, painful bundles. But here’s the game-changer: our EMS Ultrasound Combination Therapy!

This powerful combo merges ultrasound waves (which pe*****te deep to promote healing and reduce inflammation) with electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) to relax spasms, boost circulation, and melt away tension. It’s especially amazing for chronic or acute back pain, easing muscle tone and swelling while keeping your joints flexible and moving freely. Patients often report a “ton of relief” after just one session—imagine walking out feeling looser, lighter, and ready to tackle your day!

Ready to unknot your back? Book your session by calling or texting 908-806-3040 - Your spine will thank you! 💆‍♀️

Flemington

02/17/2026

Valentine’s Day is over — but February is still about love. 🤍

This month, turn it inward.

Self-love isn’t loud. It’s choosing peace over criticism.
It’s quieting self-critical thoughts.

It’s being less judgmental of others and more compassionate with yourself.

And in the middle of winter, that also means supporting your body. ☀️

Vitamin D is our highlight supplement this month! It’s essential for immune health, mood, and overall wellbeing when sunshine is limited.

Nourish your body. Protect your peace.

That’s real self-love.

02/10/2026

For our pregnant population 🍼

02/09/2026

Roses fade. Relaxation lasts. ❤️

Massage + wellness gift cards make the perfect Valentine’s gift — and we’ve got more thoughtful goodies in the office too! Aromatherapy, face masks, and self-care treats they’ll actually love!

Easy. Thoughtful. Stress-melting.

Stop by this week to grab yours 💌

02/03/2026

“And it starts earlier than you think.

Amniotic fluid loves to absorb near-infrared light. A 2010 study on the optical properties of human amniotic fluid found something remarkable: Amniotic fluid selectively transmits red and near-infrared light, with peak transmission at 850nm—the exact wavelength abundant in morning and evening sunlight. These are the same wavelengths that power mitochondrial energy production and cellular development.

But here’s the critical part: As pregnancy progresses, light transmission drops. Amniotic fluid becomes more optically dense in later gestation, meaning less light passes through. Early and mid-pregnancy sun exposure matters most.” – Lindsey Mathews Cantu, DC

In postpartum, your body heals through signals, and one of the most powerful (and overlooked) signals in pregnancy and postpartum is natural light. Morning and evening sunlight help regulate hormones, support tissue repair, stabilize mood, and even entrain your baby’s developing circadian rhythm before and after birth.

Keep reading “The Sun Pillar: Light As Medicine From Conception to Recovery” by Lindsey Mathews Cantu, DC in the current issue of Pathways. Subscribers can read now at the link in bio. Subscriptions begin at just $20/year: https://pathwaystofamilywellness.org/pregnancy-birth/the-sun-pillar-light-as-medicine-from-conception-to-recovery.html

01/27/2026

It’s that time again 🤍

If we’ve helped you move better, feel better, or simply brightened your day—we’d be so grateful for your vote.

Thank you for trusting us with your care.

Vote here:

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01/25/2026

❄️ Shovel Smart. Protect Your Spine! ❄️

Snow shoveling is one of the top causes of winter back injuries. Before you head out, keep your spine happy:

🦴 Warm up first – cold muscles + sudden movement = strain
🦵 Bend at the hips and knees (not the waist)
🔄 Avoid twisting while lifting — turn with your feet instead
🧹 Keep the shovel close to your body
❄️ Smaller loads = less stress on your spine
⏸️ Take breaks — fatigue leads to poor mechanics
⚠️ Sharp pain, numbness, tingling, or chest discomfort are signs to stop immediately.

If your back, neck, or hips feel off after shoveling, don’t ignore it. Chiropractic care can help restore proper movement and prevent small issues from becoming big ones.

Stay safe out there — your spine will thank you! ❄️💙

01/23/2026

At our holiday party, the FCC team came together to create this mosaic of our logo! Now it has a permanent home in our office. Each piece represents the people, passion, and teamwork that make our practice what it is.

It’s more than art—it’s a reminder of how much we love serving our community and how powerful it is when we work together. 💙✨

01/21/2026

Let’s talk about Methylated vitamins!
Not all B vitamins are created equal!

Some people have a common genetic variation called MTHFR, which affects how the body processes folate and certain B vitamins. When that pathway isn’t efficient, regular B vitamins may not be well tolerated or effective.

Methylated B vitamins are already in their active form, making them easier for the body to use. For some people, this can support energy, mood focus, and nervous system health.

That’s why I recommend Methyl-Action! It’s a practitioner-grade supplement which is available in office!
Any questions? I’m happy to decide if it’s right for you! 🤍

01/09/2026

So thankful for our FCC family 💙

Our annual holiday get-together started with a company meeting and ended with some creative fun at Paint Party Studio in Flemington. Team bonding, laughs, and great company—couldn’t ask for a better group to head into the new year with ✨🎄

01/07/2026

Arm pain doesn’t always start in the arm.

Many people are surprised to learn that pain, tingling, or numbness traveling down the arm often begins in the neck.

The nerves in your neck control:
• Where pain travels in your arm
• Sensation in your hand and fingers
• Strength in your shoulder, arm, and grip

When one of these nerves becomes irritated or compressed, symptoms can follow very specific paths — like the ones shown in this image.

If this type of pain is ignored, it’s not just uncomfortable. Over time, it can lead to weakness in the arm or hand, making everyday tasks harder.

The good news?
When addressed early, nerve irritation often responds very well to proper care.

✨ Pain is your body’s way of asking for attention — not something to push through.

⚠️ Disclaimer:
This post is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose or treat any condition. If you’re experiencing arm pain, numbness, tingling, or weakness, please consult a qualified healthcare professional for an individualized evaluation.