Fiegl Chiropractic

11/27/2025

08/12/2025

06/05/2025

Happy International Women Chiropractors Day! ❤️

05/01/2025

Today marks 18 years in business for Fiegl Chiropractic! So grateful for all of my wonderful patients, family and friends for their support in doing what I love 💕

04/21/2025

Great illustration of the muscular and fascial connections in the body and why we need to balance it all out stretch!

Remember how I say everything is all connected?

Below is a picture of the SFL fascia train, or the Superficial front Line. This is a line of connective tissue, consecutive in nature, working as a whole.

It starts on the foot and goes all the way to the jaw!

This is just one. There are 12 trains throughout the body. The back line goes from top to bottom too and the deep front line is even more connected from feet to jaw.

And they ALL affect the pelvis! This one in particular runs through the pelvis. Remember, the Pelvis is the gateway between the upper and lower body. It's the bridge that connects the whole.

Like I always remind students, where there mobility there is function and where there is restriction there is more likely dysfunction. Pain, numbness, loss of mobility, instability and even things like constipation and urinary issues.

This is why we yoga.

04/12/2025

The office will be closed 4/12-4/20 for vacation. Office hours resume Monday, 4/21 🐰🐣

03/08/2025

New article outlining studies published on whole body benefits of chiropractic care, beyond just pain modulation. 

-Spinal manipulation modulates vagal tone, potentially improving stress resilience and emotional regulation.
-Research shows chiropractic adjustments reduce inflammation that affects both gut health and brain function.
-Improved nervous system function following chiropractic care positively influences the gut microbiome.

Recent research reveals how spinal health may influence the gut-brain connection, offering new perspectives on managing depression and stress through chiropractic care.

02/09/2025

09/04/2024

We have been experiencing intermittent voicemail outages all day today- if you tried to leave a message and were unable to, feel free to reach out here or send an email to info@fieglchiropractic.com.

08/31/2024

Some interesting information about how our road (Davison) got its name!

2. John L. Davison - Some residents of Lockport know Davison Road between East Ave. and High St. was once called “Lover’s Lane.” Part of this road north of High St. existed before 1850 but had no name on maps. When the Niagara County Infirmary opened there in 1915, the “inmates” (the term used at that time), requested the name be changed to something else. William Shapleigh suggested it be named in honor of his father-in-law, John Lester Davison, a local ornithologist who studied and collected bird specimens in that area. In 1918, the Lockport Common Council officially changed the name from Lover’s Lane to Davison Road, but it took many years for the new name to catch on.

John L. Davis was born in 1833 and came to Lockport in the 1860s. In 1875, John took over a business located in the Hodge Opera House block, selling watches and jewelry. After the 1881 Hodge Opera House fire, he became bookkeeper at a bank and retired in 1893. He identified himself as “naturalist” in the federal censuses. Davison traveled all over the United States and Europe to add specimens to his collection. He was considered an authority on the birds of New York State and wrote articles for birding publications. He donated several of his specimens to the Smithsonian Institute and a few years later, gave his collection to the old Lockport High School East Avenue for exhibit. John L. Davison died in 1925 at the age of 92.

08/08/2024

The office will be closed 8/8-8/17.
Normal office hours resume Monday 8/19 at 8am.