Mount Airy Chiropractic Center

02/03/2026

Did you know proper spinal alignment can boost your immune response by optimizing nerve flow? 🧠✨

Feel better inside and out, schedule your chiropractic checkup at (301) 829-1717! 🤝

01/30/2026

We have been told for many years that antibiotics will kill off the bacteria that causes Lyme disease. There have been a number of criticisms of that belief, which is held firmly by most medical doctors: particularly, the length of the course of antibiotics (two weeks is definitely not enough for a spirochete with a 4 week life cycle), the behavior of the Borrelia spirochete after it establishes itself in the body (it's been known for well over a decade that it produces a biofilm to shield it from the antibiotics, and that it can go into a "round body" form which also shields it from antibiotcs.

This discusses some of the evidence that Lyme persists after antibiotic treatment.

https://www.lymedisease.org/lyme-can-persist/?fbclid=IwY2xjawPo3ZtleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEezlFIIav1EfuN7Ucc5Wurws_rXoUj83HlBjJ_zkRVEbQwBUTkDKLfTh4QXNA_aem_6zvVDU6ZCeuwquQtyQhy4w

A review of the medical literature has found long-term infection in animal models and persistent infection despite antibiotic therapy in humans with

01/29/2026

Teens and young adults certainly have active lifestyles! Many of the injuries they suffer from are sports-related. Some of these examples include sprains, strains, back pain, or muscle spasms. Visiting our chiropractor can help with musculoskeletal imbalances and improve your mobility with personalized sessions geared toward your injury. Schedule an appointment today to help your teen recover and get back to their favorite activities! mtairychiro.net

01/27/2026

Intense headaches and migraines can disrupt your life, and you might be seeking a long-term solution. Considering spinal manipulation or other techniques like specialized massages and soft tissue therapy may give you the relief you're looking for. Contact us today to learn more about our chiropractic services! (301) 829-1717

01/26/2026

We ARE open today until 7pm. If clearing snow has got the better of you, give us a call (301-829-1717).

01/24/2026

Not sure whether we will be open on Monday - we will have to see how much snow and ice we get.

01/24/2026

Check out this blog by mtairychiro.net

Learn about degenerative disc disease and non-surgical care at Mount Airy Chiropractic Center. Call (301) 829-1717.

01/22/2026

“Info: Regular chiropractic care can reduce reliance on pain medications by improving joint mobility and function. 💊🚫

Ready to explore drug-free relief? Dial (301) 829-1717! 📲

01/20/2026

Got a busy week ahead? Chiropractic care can help you recharge! With a hectic week ahead, taking care of your body is more important than ever. Whether you're prepping for a busy work week or just need to stay active, chiropractic adjustments can help you stay at your best and get more out of your regular workouts. Make time for self-care and set yourself up for success. Book your appointment today! mtairychiro.net

01/19/2026

It may be a holiday - your bank and the post office aren't open - BUT WE ARE TODAY!

01/15/2026

Are you looking to take your workout recovery to the next level? Look no further than chiropractic care! Our techniques help alleviate muscle tension, improve flexibility, and speed up recovery time after intense workouts. Send us a message to get started, or call to book an appointment. (301) 829-1717

01/15/2026

Tip of the Week

If you are resuming exercise after a bit of a layoff (weeks, months years) as a New Year's resolution, the temptation is to pick up where you left off - and if it hasn't been too long, your body will let you do that on your first workout. Don't do it.You will get very sore from overusing muscles which have weakened from not being exercised - possibly to where you may either miss a few days of exercise or increase your risk of injury. Better to start at about 2/3 of what you had been doing (if it's been a few weeks), or half (if it's a little longer), and work your way back up. You should walk away from your first couple of workouts back saying "I could do more".