Saddle Brook residents stressed out by the economy, finances, or the nightly news can now pay a visit to New Jersey’s own Ferraro Spine and Rehabilitation in Bergen County. The Saddle Brook Chiropractor’s office offers acupuncture therapy to patients suffering from depression, anxiety, or related problems. Ferraro Spine and Rehabilitation, run by nationally recognized Chiropractor, Dr. Peter Ferraro, has a certified acupuncturist on staff to help treat stress, in addition to a myriad of other conditions.

Acupuncture therapy, which involves placing hair thin needles into the body to relieve tensions and trigger responses, dates back to ancient China. Though seemingly a somewhat unorthodox method of stress management, acupuncture is scientifically recognized to aid in treatment of anxiety. Acupuncture helps relax stress points in the body, simulating the nervous system, releasing endorphins and triggering a natural relaxation. Given today’s ultra-worrying times, where record numbers of people report feeling overly stressed and seek treatment, acupuncture could be the answer for those looking for safe non-medication based stress therapies.

Other symptoms which may be relieved through acupuncture include headaches, insomnia, arthritis, high blood pressure, chronic fatigue syndrome, and sports injuries. The therapy is also effective in the treatment of intense or chronic pain in a number of different areas on the body. Frequently, patients who have had limited results with other types of treatment find success through acupuncture.

Ferraro Spine and Rehabilitation is proud to offer patients looking to ease their stress the option of acupuncture. The treatment is one of several offered at their total health clinic. Dr. Ferraro, recently named one of the Top Doctors in New Jersey, has been practicing medicine locally for over 16 years, and is proud to provide the latest chiropractic treatments to the Saddle Brook area. Patients in need of relief should call 973-478-2212 for further info, or to schedule an appointment.

To learn more about Acupuncture, visit Ferraro Spine and Rehabilitation Center online at http://nj-chiropractor.net/services/acupuncture

 

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Bergen County chiropractor, Dr. Peter Ferraro, explains how regular exercise not only has significant cardiovascular benefits, but can also help maintain and strengthen the body’s store and supply of connective tissue, muscle and bone.

Bergen County chiropractic patients should know that osteoporosis affects more than 10 million women in the United States, and leads to bone mass and possible factures of hip and lumbar vertebras. About 55% of all Americans older than age 50 have low bone mass, even though the human body is actually designed to withstand a large amount of wear and tear. A self-healing, self-renewing machine, the human cell needs regular exercise to continue to regenerate and heal the body.

Weight bearing exercise is most beneficial for Bergen County patients, as one of the primary structural purposes of the bone is load-bearing. Long bones support the weight of your body and skeletal muscles support the functions of the bone, so weight bearing exercise keeps both the bone and muscle strong and working.

If your body is not getting enough physical work, it begins to break down muscle and bone tissue and use those biochemical components elsewhere, where the need is greater. Sufficient exercise regularly and without fail is the best way to keep the bone and muscle tissue from breaking down and possibly leading to lower bone mass and even osteoporosis.

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Dr. Ferraro and his team at Ferraro Spine & Rehabilitation can help patients maintain a regular exercise routine by creating customized exercise plans.  Those who become members of Dr Ferraro’s website even have access to videos that demonstrate how to perform various exercises for different body parts.

With two convenient locations in both Bergen and Monmouth Counties, Dr. Ferraro is also very accessible. You can find out more information about exercise, nutrition or treating any other conditions by calling Dr. Ferraro’s office at 973-478-2212.