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Dr. Chris Quigley Takes the Stage at the WHDH Health and Fitness Expo this Saturday, June 14th at 12 noon presenting “Posture: The Window to Great Health”  Hynes Convention Center, Boston.

Dr. Chris Quigley is presenting “Posture: The Window to Great Health” at the WHDH Health and Fitness Expo this Saturday, June 14th at 12 noon at the Hynes Convention Center demonstration stage.   His presentation will review the research that links good posture and longevity.   He will be sharing the stage with New England Patriot All Pro Vince Wilfork, notable talk show host Jerry Springer, US Olympic Athletes and the WHDH news team.

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Dr. Chris is a board certified chiropractor with advanced training in helping people with spinal trauma, MRI, Medical Legal Documentation and taking care of children.  Starting this August, he will be entering his 25th year of practice on Beacon Hill.

Dr. Quigley is the Director of Charles Street Family Chiropractic and Physical Therapy located at 102 Charles Street, Boston.  The office is a leading chiropractic office and also provides the Ideal Protein Weight Loss Program, Physical Therapy, Rehabilitation, and Massage.  The office also serves as the Boston location for Shoulder Centers of New England, run by Dr. Robert McLaughlin, M.D.   Starting in July 2014, we will also be offering acupuncture.

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Dr. Christopher Quigley

“I was majoring in chemistry at Villanova University when my path turned to chiropractic. I was going on interviews to be a pharmaceutical sales representative, and they always asked me what I wanted to be doing in five years. My answer was always the same: “I want to be helping people, enjoying my work, while making a difference.”

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