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by Dr. Michael Cyr | Sep 2, 2025 | Health Articles
In today’s world, it’s easy to replace what’s broken. But when it comes to your knees, hips, and shoulders, replacement surgery shouldn’t be your first option. At in , , we help people in Auburn ME find lasting joint relief by preserving and restoring what nature gave them. The Joint Replacement Surge—And Why to Pause...
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by Dr. Michael Cyr | May 16, 2023 | Health Articles
Joint replacement surgery is a significant procedure that can be costly and risky. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to potentially avoid this type of surgery and improve your joint health naturally. As a chiropractor in , , I have helped many patients avoid joint replacement surgery by implementing the following tips: Stay Active...
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by Dr. Michael Cyr | Apr 14, 2022 | Health Articles
As we get older, we begin to find signs of age. Our skin is not as firm. We are not as flexible. We slow down and actually acknowledge we are in pain. But what happens when our joint pain begins to become so excruciating that we are limited in our day to day activities? Unfortunately...
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by Dr. Michael Cyr | Apr 15, 2021 | Health Articles
As we get older, we begin to find signs of age. Our skin is not as firm. We are not as flexible. We slow down and actually acknowledge we are in pain. But what happens when our joint pain begins to become so excruciating that we are limited in our day to day activities? Unfortunately...
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by Dr. Michael Cyr | May 16, 2017 | Health Articles
As we get older, we begin to find signs of age. Our skin is not as firm. We are not as flexible. We slow down and actually acknowledge we are in pain. But what happens when our joint pain begins to become so excruciating that we are limited in our day to day activities? Unfortunately...
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