Dr. Casey Loewy DC

Dr. Casey Loewy DC Doctor of Chiropractic Medicine Dr. Loewy is a Doctor of Chiropractic Medicine.

After completing her Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry at the State University of New York at Binghamton she continued on to receive her Chiropractic Doctorate at Southern California University of Health Sciences in Whittier. Loewy completed her clinical internships at California State University of Northridge Health Center and the VA Hospital in West LA. She maintains the philosophy that an integrative approach to nutrition and chiropractic care are the corner stones of health and overall mind and body wellness.

03/08/2026

For the longest time my lifting belt felt uncomfortable around my ribs postpartum… so I stopped using it.

Between breastfeeding hormones, lack of sleep, and recovery, your body changes more than people realize.

Just this week- I put it back on and pulled again.

Small moment. Big reminder: healing takes time.

If you’re rebuilding strength postpartum — you’re not behind.

03/08/2026

I’ve actually been lifting for 20 years.

I started working out at 18, became a personal trainer in college, and the gym has always felt like a place where I got stronger—not just physically but mentally too.

Confidence in the gym doesn’t happen overnight.
It comes from showing up again and again.

If you feel intimidated when you start… that’s normal.

But the gym belongs to you just as much as anyone else.

What’s one thing that helped you feel more confident in the gym?

She had no idea what she was becoming.But every season — lifting, learning, healing, rebuilding — led here.Helping you m...
03/07/2026

She had no idea what she was becoming.
But every season — lifting, learning, healing, rebuilding — led here.

Helping you move stronger in every phase 🤍

03/07/2026

Lifters — your shoulders aren’t the problem. Your prep is.

Here’s the 5-minute band series I use for:
• Rear delts & external rotators
• Upward rotation + overhead stability
• Rotational control
• Serratus & scapular activation

Prep heavy. Press harder. Stay pain-free.

💬 Save this for your next push day.

Somedays I eat out.Some days I cook everything at home.It really just depends on the day.I don’t put a ton of pressure o...
03/05/2026

Somedays I eat out.
Some days I cook everything at home.

It really just depends on the day.

I don’t put a ton of pressure on it anymore — and that’s exactly why tracking works for me.

It’s gotten to the point where it feels intuitive.
I naturally prioritize protein at every meal.
I don’t stress. I don’t overthink. I just stay consistent.

And if you’re newer to tracking?
The new AI feature makes it SO easy and seamless. No more guessing. No more manually searching every ingredient.

Swipe through to see how I use it 👀
& don’t miss the bloopers at the end 😂

Comment MACROS here & I’ll send you the link 🤍

Most people chase relief.But if all we do is calm symptoms without building capacity, you’ll keep feeling fragile every ...
03/04/2026

Most people chase relief.

But if all we do is calm symptoms without building capacity, you’ll keep feeling fragile every time life gets stressful.

Travel.
Poor sleep.
A new workout.
Extra walking.
Long sitting.

Life will always add load.

The goal of rehab isn’t perfection.
It’s teaching your body to handle stress — and recover quicker when it’s challenged.

And recovery?
It’s not linear. It’s data.

Peaks and valleys are normal.
They don’t mean you’re broken.
They mean your system is learning.

That’s resilience.

03/04/2026

It used to be hard to explain why I was different… why I didn’t work like other chiropractors. A few years ago I opened my own practice and finally started living my truth: educating patients, empowering them, and focusing on real results — not fear or packages 💛

Just spoke with a mom yesterday who had a stressful experience with another chiropractor — one who said things like “you’re stressed/anxious, no wonder your pain won’t go away” and tried to push a big package before even listening. It left her unsure about all chiropractors.

This is exactly why I do things differently: no fear, no pressure, just honest, empowering care 🙌

03/03/2026

If your low back always feels “tight,”
it might not need more stretching.

It might need strength.

This banded cat cow:

✔️ Improves spinal mobility
✔️ Builds core + back strength in flexion and extension
✔️ Teaches your nervous system that movement is safe
✔️ Helps reduce guarding and stiffness

Your spine is designed to move.
Avoiding movement often makes it more sensitive.

Controlled movement builds confidence.
Confidence builds resilience.

And that’s how we stop living in that constant “tight” feeling.

Save this for your next reset 💛

03/03/2026

I’m going to say this with love.

Walking is amazing for your heart.
It’s great for stress.
It’s great for mental health.

But walking alone does not build enough bone density to prevent osteoporosis.

And 1 in 2 women will experience osteoporosis in their lifetime.

When I ask women what they do for exercise, I often hear:
“Oh I’m just a walker.”
“Oh I just do cardio.”
“Oh I don’t lift anything heavy.”

Here’s the truth:

Bones need load.
They need resistance.
They need muscle pulling on them.
They need progressive strength training.

If you’re not challenging your muscles,
you’re not challenging your bones.

Strength training isn’t optional for women.
It’s protective.

It’s how we prevent fractures.
It’s how we protect our spine and hips.
It’s how we stay independent.

Walking + lifting? Incredible combo.
Walking only? Not enough for long-term bone health.

Start small.
Two days a week.
Bodyweight → dumbbells → progressive load.

Your future self will thank you. 💪

Save this & send it to your walking-only bestie.

03/02/2026

💡 Your back isn’t broken just because it’s tight.

Tightness = sensitivity, not injury. Think of your spine like a volume k**b, not an on/off switch. 🎚️

Instead of quitting your workout, adjust the dose:

Drop the weight

Slow the tempo

Shorten the range

Switch barbell to dumbbells

Small tweaks let you keep moving, build strength, and retrain confidence in your back—without fear. 💪

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