McAndrew Chiropractic

03/15/2024

Telomeres are the protective end caps to our DNA. Interesting research here.

http://vertebralsubluxationresearch.com/coherence

08/24/2021

07/12/2021

Been using Activator Methods for almost 10 years! With only 2 Advanced Proficiency Rated chiropractors in Fort Collins, it is the fastest growing portion of our practice. If you want to learn more about getting adjusted safely and effectively without bending, popping, or cracking, visit our website at www.mcandrewchiropractic.com.

New Address:
2026 Bear Mountain Drive, Suite #106
Fort Collins, CO 80525

07/06/2021

We are open for business at the new office!

2026 Bear Mountain Drive, Suite #106
Fort Collins, CO 80525

Schedule online at www.mcandrewchiropractic.com

McAndrew Chiropractic is a Chiropractor which specializes in evidence-based techniques to treat back pain, injuries and other ailments. Located in Fort Collins in the Front Range Village.

06/14/2021

Progress Update: The office is coming along nicely! We are expecting to be open in the new location sometime July 1-5.
Our new address will be:
2026 Bear Mountain Dr, Suite #106, Fort Collins, CO 80525

06/09/2021

Was honored to be a part of the RAM Life Career Fair last night for the CSU football team!

06/08/2021

Animals can benefit from chiropractic too!

05/26/2021

Our office is moving to the Lofts at Timberline! This will be our long-term location. Projected move-in July 1st. We are beyond excited!

05/24/2021

PIRIFORMIS SYNDROME

This post differentiates between piriformis syndrome and other common issues that it gets mistaken for. For a breakdown of piriformis syndrome and what you can do to help it, check out https://bit.ly/3oFabLi

04/27/2021

4 EXERCISES TO IMPROVE FOOT STRENGTH
Check out the full article! https://buff.ly/2kMALG0

The function of the foot is extremely important to the overall musculoskeletal function of the body. The foot is the base of support for most everyday activities. Like a game of Jenga, if the base is not solid, the entire structure will lean, wobble, and eventually collapse. If the musculature of the foot is not properly functioning, many structures both locally and globally will be affected. The intrinsic muscles of the feet can become deconditioned over time due to ill-fitting shoes, tight socks, and even some orthotics. Due to cramped spaces and the inability of the joints to function in their natural range of motion, our brains lose the neurological connection to the muscles of our feet, causing compensations. Luckily, neuroplasticity (the ability for our brains to change the neural circuits to our bodies) dictates that it is possible to improve and even reverse chronic instability of the foot, and thus joint pathologies and pain. This article will show you exercises to improve foot strength!