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feel better
get better
live better
Dr. Anish Bajaj
Dr. Bajaj has 23 years of training and expertise in natural health care. He uses an all-natural approach to help patients with chronic lung diseases such as COPD, IPF, and sarcoidosis.
The goal of his treatment is to improve patients shortness of breath, reduce their dependence on oxygen, and help improve their quality of life.*
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Dr. Bajaj can help you if:
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You have been diagnosed with COPD, IPF, or another chronic lung disease
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You have been suffering from fatigue, shortness of breath, and cough
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You are using oxygen therapy
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Your breathing is getting progressively worse
Meet The Doctor
Dr. Anish Bajaj
Dr. Bajaj began his practice in Chiropractic in New York City in 2001 with a focus on wellness and integrative health care strategies. He is the Director of Well Rooted Health, LLC in Westfield NJ, and Bajaj Chiropractic PC in New York, NY. As a former asthmatic, Dr. Bajaj’s clinical protocols and research have centered around better oxygenation through clearing spinal interference, improving breath control and enhancing circulation. In all of his programs he promotes breathing awareness through improved control of the breath and monitoring of oxygen levels from exercise to sleep. Dr. Bajaj offers customized herbal and nutritional protocols to support patients’ individual needs. He specializes in the use of Sacro-Occipital-Technique, Soft Tissue Orthopedics, Extremity Adjusting, Electro-Therapeutics, Custom Orthotics and Cold Laser Applications.
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Dr Bajaj served as brain research consultant to the Path Foundation and co-founded the American Decompression Pro Chiropractors which introduced the patented Neuro-Oxy Spinal Decompression Technique. His research in the fields of neuroscience, addiction, angiogenesis electrotherapeutics, genetics and cognitive functional correlations to bone metabolism were published in peer-reviewed journals including the Journal of Personalized Medicine and BMC Endocrine Disorders. As an anti-aging expert, Dr. Bajaj served as Instructor for the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine where he lectured around the U.S., as well as in Paris, Singapore, and Beijing as a guest of the World Congress on Anti-Aging. He is a member of the Foot Levelers Speakers Bureau teaching postgraduate courses nationally. He serves as an Executive Officer on the Board of the New York Chiropractic Council while also serving as the Chair of Neuroscience & Research, developing content for practitioner development amid the Opioid crisis. Dr. Bajaj was the recipient of the Beacon award for Chiropractor of The Year in 2022 by the New York Chiropractic Council. He is currently working on advancement of EEG data utilization in research, clinician support and patient education applications for behavior modification.
Well Rooted Lung Health & Wellness Natural Therapy
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is based upon the premise of balance between the body’s core organs and the structure (Yin) and function (Yang) within each organ. The relationship between these organs and the Yin/Yang within each organ is not completely understood, but scientific evidence has come to support many of the ancillary assertions of TCM such as the direct impact that specific naturally occurring compounds have on the regulation of the organ’s activities.
​The use of chiropractic care can assist in the restoration of lung function. Traditional Chinese Medicine that targets lung Yin and chiropractic care has been improving patients quality of life.*
What To Expect
Statistical Study of the Herbal Treatment for Chronic Lung Diseases
Research
A statistical study was conducted by a Statistics graduate student from Stanford University to further understand the effectiveness of an herbal product in treating degenerative pulmonary diseases including Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), Emphysema, Chronic Bronchitis, Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis (IPF), and Sarcoidosis.
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Scope of the study: A total of 1,721 patients who used the herbal formula, were studied for their responses to the treatment. The patients were divided into 2 groups.
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Group I included 957 patients who used a 3-day treatment
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Group II included 764 patients who continued the treatment for over 2 weeks​
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All patients were contacted via telephone with 2 random phone calls. All patients not reached in 2 phone calls were excluded from data analysis.
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All patients were surveyed for FEV 1/ FEV6 levels, peak flow, oxygen saturation, symptom improvement, oxygen volume (liter/min), and ease of breathing on a scale of 1 (very difficult) to 10 (easy).
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Results
