DeMaio Family Chiropractic
DeMaio Family Chiropractic & Physical Therapy – Gambrills
2391 Brandermill Blvd.
Suite 105
Gambrills, MD 21054
410-721-2222
DeMaio Family Chiropractic & Physical Therapy – Bowie
17000 Science Dr.
Suite 204
Bowie, MD 20715
301-262-4545
DeMaio Family Chiropractic & Physical Therapy – Odenton
Odenton: 1413 Annapolis Rd.
Suite 100
Odenton, MD
410-672-1700
DeMaio Family Chiropractic & Physical Therapy – Severna Park
456-A Governor Ritchie Hwy.
Severna Park, MD 21146
410-946-6499
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The Squeaky Wheel Gets the Grease
We all recognize this old saying, and it's never truer than when it comes to our health. If we shut down the awareness to our body's own cries for change, our body cries louder.
And louder.
And even louder!
Until we finally listen and take the action to make some important changes.
That's often what we see when new patients begin care in our practice with an obvious ache or pain.
First, they often just try to grin and bear it, hoping the problem will go away all by itself.
When the problem doesn't self-resolve, they often up the ante, suppressing the pain with over-the-counter medications.
While this may seem convenient, it merely prolongs the day when the underlying cause must inevitably be addressed.
Just as Einstein observed that problems are never solved at the same level that created them, they call us.
Wise move.
Funny how so many people claim they don't have the time for healthy habits and preventative measures, but when they lose their health, they somehow find it.
Listen to your body. What's it telling you?
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