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Did you know that May is "National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month"?  It shouldn't come as a surprise because May is also a peak season for asthma and allergy sufferers.  

If you're among the millions of Americans affected by asthma, we're here to help.  
May Events

Wednesday, May 6  at 7:00 pm - Dinner with the Doc  at Buca Di Beppo.  Enjoy dinner on us and learn more about upper cervical specific care. Bring a friend or family member. Please RSVP by May 4 to info@getspecificpa.com or 610- 741-6700.

Sunday, May 17 - Visit us at the West Reading Farmers Market 
Asthma & Allergy Testimonial

 

"After three years of medical allergy treatment, including a 6-month stint of antibiotics without improvement, I decided to give Chiropractic a try.  Within 4 weeks of care with Dr. Bill my allergies have cleared up, my asthma is improving, and my sense of smell - which I lost 4 years ago - HAS RETURNED!  Chiropractic care has helped minimize and eliminate most of my issues.  It really has CHANGED MY LIFE."

 

Thank you so much!!

Marcine
Keystone Specific Chiropractic Center


(610)-741-6700

1287 Penn Ave. 
Wyomissing, PA 19610


Hours:
Mon.:10am-1pm/3pm-6pm

Tues.: 3pm-6pm
Wed.:10am-1pm/3pm-6pm
Thurs.:10pm-12pm 3pm -6pm
Friday: By Appointment only
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Asthma Epidemic

Patient using inhaler Asthma is one of the fastest growing chronic conditions in the United States with over 15 million Americans affected, including 4 million children. The death rate from asthma has increased more than 66% since 1980, with a record 6,600 annual deaths attributed to asthma.

Americans spend $6.2 billion annually on asthma treatment and over $1 billion on medications. Adults with asthma lose over $850 million in lost wages from work and parents with asthmatic children lose over $1 billion by staying home from work to care for their children.  Asthma is the #1 cause of hospitalization for children in the United States. 

An estimated 300 million people worldwide suffer from asthma, with 250,000 annual deaths attributed to the disease.

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Wishing you health & happiness, 
Dr. Moss, Lauren, and Jordan