Crescione Chiropractic

Crescione Chiropractic Crescione Chiropractic He is one of only seven people certified in N.Y. state to do Oriental and Chiropractic cranial and visceral organ massage-manipulation.

Dr. John Crescione is a doctor of Chiropractic, who specializes in Sacro Occipital Techniques (SOT), SOT Craniopathy and Chiropractic Manipulation Reflex Techniques (CMRT). Dr. Crescione is a member of the New York State Chiropractic Association, a member of the New York Chiropractic College mentor program, and is certified by the International Craniopathic Society. In October of 2002, Dr. Crescio

ne was awarded his Diplomate in Craniopathy and was voted to become a member of the prestigious SORSI Board of Directors. He is also a Fellow in the International Academy of Clinical Acupuncture, a member of the Hong Kong Ving Tsun Athletic Association, a member of the Chinese National Chi Kung Institute, and a member of the World Wing Chun Kung Fu Federation. Dr. Crescione has a background in exercise physiology and nutrition. He currently treats a wide range of patients including the New York Jets.

08/24/2026

Hours for the week of 8/24
M-10:30-7:00
Wed-10:30-6:00
Thurs-9:30-12:00
Fri-9:30-6:00

as of now

08/24/2026
08/16/2026

Your past may explain parts of you, but it does not get to decide what comes next. ❤️

You are allowed to outgrow old patterns.
You are allowed to stop carrying what hurt you.
You are allowed to choose differently now.

Healing isn't about pretending the past didn't happen. It's about reaching the point where it no longer gets to run the show.

Your future deserves the version of you who is learning to choose peace, boundaries, joy, and herself. ✨

One day at a time. One choice at a time.

08/16/2026
08/16/2026

Update on Moving-in short-still looking-the longer version-I may have to look outside of my rule of only 10 minutes by street driving- If the room was big enough-the rent was too high-there was no parking,there was no place to sit to wait to be treated,they didn't want 'medical" in there,etc,

This has turned into a big issue, trying to keep it close and not lose patients on the move.

Situation Wanted-I need 1 room-10x12 or so-I will be looking to share the room with our massage person Valery ! I will go in ANY direction if need be-outside of the Westbury area -is a must!

I am not looking for "an office". I am looking to sublet from someone who can accommodate my patients, myself and the massage person. I really wanted to at LEAST be out of our current location before the Winter came in. I know how long time, move out time and move in time, set up time can take.

Having a "remote" front desk situation is preparing me to work out of 1 room.

Please help if you can. Thanks Dr J-

08/16/2026

Attention Patients-Hours for the week of 8/17
Mon-10:30-7:00
Wed-10:30-5:30
Thurs-9:30-12:00
Fri-9:30-6:00

as of now

08/10/2026

This weeks hours-
8/10/2026

M-10:30-6:00
Wed-10:30-6:00
Thur-Closed-My Birthday
Fri-9:30-6:00
..as of now

08/10/2026

New Study: Aspartame Sweetener May Disrupt Blood Vessels, Raising Stroke Risk. Aspartame—the artificial sweetener found in everything from Diet Coke and sugar-free chewing gum to children’s medications—may raise the risk of the most common type of stroke by causing inflammation and disrupting blood vessel health and blood flow, according to a first-of-its-kind study published in Scientific Reports. The findings add to longstanding concerns about the sugar substitute’s impacts on the brain and heart. “Given that aspartame is one of the most pervasive artificial sweeteners used in the global food industry, its cumulative effects from long-term, low-dose exposure may indirectly affect cerebrovascular [brain blood vessel] health through metabolic interference,” the researchers said. Aspartame—also marketed as NutraSweet, Equal, Sugar Twin, and AminoSweet—is up to 200 times sweeter than sugar and promoted as a way to cut calories and sugar intake, especially for people with diabetes. Other studies have linked aspartame consumption to chronic diseases, weight gain, and even aggressive brain cancer.

They told us aspartame, which is genetically engineered, was safe when they brought it to market in 1974. Here we are 50 years later and despite the fact that peer-reviewed studies have linked this GMO fake sweetener to a long list of worrying health problems, it's still on the market. More and more substances created with Synthetic Biology (SynBio, for short, and also called “precision fermentation”) are being brought to market, all with no safety testing. The GMO fake-meat Impossible Burger, made by the company Impossible Foods, contains new proteins never before consumed in the human diet was created with SynBio. New GMO fake ice creams are entering the market with no labeling (Graeter’s Perfect Indulgence, Brave Robot and Nick’s are a few that use Perfect Day’s GMO synthetic dairy protein). We have synthetic vanilla, synthetic vitamins such as "Quatrefolic" (GMO folate) and many more substances in our food supply that are flying under the radar. This leads us to ask: Will it take us another 50 years to document the devastating health problems created by these GMO fake foods? Do yourself a favor. Avoid all of that junk today, so you don’t get a disease later.

READ about the new aspartame study: https://usrtk.org/healthwire/aspartame-stroke/

Read more about aspartame: https://usrtk.org/sweeteners/aspartame_health_risks

08/10/2026

Even though an iPad can store an entire library worth of books, most kids still trudge to and from school each day carrying an oversized and overweight backpack filled with heavy textbooks. While it may not seem like a big deal, recent studies have shown that carrying the weight of a typical backpac

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Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9:30am - 12pm
Friday 9am - 7pm

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