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Urgent patients only for this Tuesday and Wednesday.

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Unfortunately, traveling through the district tomorrow and Wednesday might be problematic. If you can avoid coming in on these two days, it’s appreciated and the office will be on open Thursday, Friday AND Saturday to accommodate patients. www.pbs.org/newshour/amp/politics/d-c-mayor-calls-in-national-guard-for-protests-as-congress-is-expected-to-affirm-biden-victory

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Change is good.

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On January 15th the practice will move to 1712 I St NW Washington DC 20006. The practice hours will differ slightly and I should be in that space more often than I’m at my current spot. Practicing on I St, will give a me a slightly shorter commute, more autonomy and allow me to serve […]

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More Vitamin D, Lower Risk of Severe COVID-19?

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Countries with higher death rates had larger numbers of people with vitamin D deficiency than countries with lower death rates. — Read on www.webmd.com/lung/news/20200518/more-vitamin-d-lower-risk-of-severe-covid-19 In the northern hemisphere, people are more likely to be lower in Vitamin D because of the shorter days and the position the earth is relative to the sun. Supplementation could […]

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Self care with TENS during Convid19 pandemic.

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MCB Chiropractic is remaining open in D.C. to continue care for persons in need. I can practice and observe the social distancing and safety necessary to see patients. If you’ve had chiropractic care before, you may be familiar with the e-stim machine & tens unit. During this call for social distancing, I have stocked personal, […]

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It’s Good to Be Back

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Dr Bazley was out of the office in February because of heavy lifting restrictions that she was under. She is now back in the office (Suite 418) and accepting new patients. Schedule by contacting the office or clicking on the ZocDoc link.

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Rest on Labor Day

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It’s a good rule for athletes and weekend warriors to take 10% off of the year to rest or at the very least do a different sport than their primary passion. The theory being it 1) gives your body and mind, time to heal 2) move in different ways that can be beneficial in recovery […]

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