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New Coalition Organized to Defend Chiropractic Independence Forwarded by FSCO Member Communications According to a newly formed coalition, chiropractic is in danger of being taken over by a group of medically oriented chiropractors and organizations who are trying to change the very nature of the profession, and in the process minimizing the profession'... new-coalition-organized-to-defend-chiropractic-independence.html

Step #16 to a Hundred a Day By Dr. Rick Wren Step #16 to a Hundred a Day is actually Advanced Success Principle #6 (Use precision adjusting with high energy). This is a difficult concept for new practitioners. We graduate from Chiropractic College thinking that an adjustment doesn't compare to medical surgery in value. So... step-no16-to-a-hundred-a-day.html

Show Who You Are By Kevin Ehl, D.C. Duality is a Universal Law of man the physical. Oneness is the Universal Law of the spirit. Chiropractors take man the physical and, by adjusting, reconnect them with their spiritual being. Thus creating oneness, spiritual evolution and knowing of self. Chiropractors who... show-who-you-are.html

Antibacterial Soaps are a Waste By Michael Dorausch, D.C. According to news reports, buying non "antibacterial" soap in the United States may be virtually impossible even though such products are, "a waste of time," experts say. Not only may the products be a waste of time, but heavy use of antibacterial soaps may contri... antibacterial-soaps-are-a-waste.html

Chiropractic Care Increases Quality of Life For HIV/AIDS Patients By Michael Dorausch, D.C. A recent article in Up & Coming Weekly Magazine suggests that chiropractic care can offer greater immune competence to people with HIV/AIDS, cancer, and other serious diseases. According to clinical studies reported on in the article, chiropractic was shown to boo... chiropractic-care-increases-quality-of-life-for-hiv-aids-patients.html

Disease, Dogma, and Misguided Medicine By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Imagine you created a drug and you wanted to find as many ways as you could to get that drug into the hands of the public. You may create a condition, something that many people could relate to, and then you could market the drug to treat it. If the disease was no... disease-dogma-and-misguided-medicine.html

Inappropriate, Possibly Dangerous and Wasteful Healthcare By Michael Dorausch, D.C. The title says it all. It pretty much sums up what you will get when going the traditional medical route in healthcare today. Many, once thought effective, surgical and therapeutic drug approaches to some of the worlds most common conditions are not producing the ... inappropriate-possibly-dangerous-and-wasteful-healthcare.html

The Power in Chiropractic By Stew Bittman, D.C. I used to have a C.A. that was heavily into astrology. This came in very handy for her, especially when she deemed excuses to be necessary, which, unfortunately, was regularly. "Mercury is in retrograde", she would often declare in an attempt to explain her lack of focus. ... the-power-in-chiropractic.html

Congress of ChiropracTIC's Enemies By Harvey Fish, D.C. "It should be the highest ambition of every [Chiropractor] to extend his views beyond himself, and to bear in mind that his conduct will not only affect himself, his country, and his immediate posterity; but that its influence may be co-extensive with the world, and stamp p... congress-of-chiropractic-s-enemies.html

Are We Aging Elegantly or Just Plain "Gettin' Old" By Sid Mouk, D.C. Ever notice how people age at such different rates? Some people, like Dick Clark of "American Bandstand" look almost as good today as they did 20 or 30 years ago while others (such as some of our classmates we haven't seen for the past 10 years or so) have aged so badly we can... are-we-aging-elegantly-or-just-plain-gettin-old-.html

Dr. Moshe Gottlieb and his love for kids From Yitzchack (Gary) Freeman, D.C. Dr. Moshe Gottlieb, a Graduate of Los Angleles Chiropractic College, was killed in Jerusalem along with 19 others in a suicide bus bombing on the morning of 18 June, 2002. He worked in Los Angeles till 1978 and then he moved to Israel. I first met Dr. Go... dr-moshe-gottlieb-and-his-love-for-kids.html

Chiropractic Thinkers By Stew Bittman, D.C. Many times in the past, when describing my chiropractic experiences in Panama, I've mentioned that during those missions I'd checked my brain in at immigration and didn't pick it up again until I left the country. Therefore, for a week at a time, I was able to abide in a b... chiropractic-thinkers.html

Step #11 to a Hundred a Day Dr. Rick Wren Success Principle #11 is actually #1 of the Advanced Principles (Have weekly staff meetings and training's). Very few doctors are actually doing this because it takes extra time and thought. Staff meetings and training's should be scheduled separately. Staff meetings should be abo... step-no11-to-a-hundred-a-day.html

A time to work and a time to play? By Sharon Gorman, D.C. Do you know what you like or are you totally lost in service all of the time. I can get real lost. I have a tendency to want to put chiropractic before everything else. It feels good. Success is more predictable. When I contribute through my work I know that I am making a... a-time-to-work-and-a-time-to-play-.html

Palmer Has a New Web Site By Michael Dorausch, D.C. The Palmer Chiropractic University Foundation has a series of new websites to represent their schools and activities. Actually, Palmer has had their new web site system since the beginning of this year but I have been delayed in getting the news out. The main web site,... palmer-has-a-new-web-site.html

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