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Raised in Chiropractic
By Dr. Robert Crystal
A big concern from many students and new DC's is whether our philosophy is practical. Please allow me to share my feelings on that. I was raised in chiropractic. It is something I do not take for granted, and appreciate so very much. Not that I was taught the words to exp...
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Boosting Your Immunity Through CHIROPRACTIC
In 1975, Ronald Pero, Ph.D., chief of cancer prevention research at New York's Preventive Medical Institute and Professor of Medicine in Environmental Health at New York University, began developing scientifically valid ways to estimate individual susceptibility to various chronic diseases. Pero...
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Oh My Aching Back
By Michael Dorausch, D.C.
The other day I hurt my back. Some people find it amusing that a chiropractor could hurt their back and let me assure you, it does happen. It was about twenty past six in the morning and I was in my regular Monday morning step class. We were doing lunges off of the ste...
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Two Healthcare Workers Die After Smallpox Vaccine
A second healthcare has reportedly died of a heart attack after receiving the smallpox vaccine. According to various news reports, officials are now investigating whether the smallpox vaccinations are to blame for cardiac problems that have been discovered in at least 17 people who have been ino...
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Firewalking in New Jersey - Again!
By Michael Dorausch, D.C.
On May 2nd, 2003, hundreds will gather on the shores of New Jersey for a yearly ritual that ignites hearts, minds, and in some cases, feet. The walk on fire is scheduled for Friday night as part of the New Beginnings - ICPA Chiropractic Extravaganza and it is sure to b...
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Police Force Says Yes to Chiropractic Care
By Michael Dorausch, D.C.
Recently, a U.K. website , Eastern Daily Press, featured a story about officers and support staff that work for the Norfolk police department and chiropractic care.
According to the article, the police are receiving chiropractic in a bid to decrease the amount of ...
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Snow Shovelling Number One Cause of Winter Back Pain
"Lift light, shovel right" say back specialists
TORONTO, Jan. 9 /CNW/ - A new poll released today points to snow shoveling as the leading cause of back and neck pain during the winter months. 73 per cent of Ontario chiropractors surveyed say improper shoveling technique tops the list of winter ...
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Military on Chiropractic, "It's good stuff."
In October of 2002, Fort Bragg began offering chiropractic care to active-duty soldiers for the first time in history. Since that time, chiropractors at Fort Bragg have been pretty busy.
Dr. Brent Sanders, is one of two chiropractors now at Fort Bragg providing chiropractic care to soldiers...
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Positive Emotions Associated With Touch
By Michael Dorausch, D.C.
Researchers have discovered that specific nerves in the body appear to communicate to the brain the positive emotions associated with touch. That, according to a study published in the upcoming September issue of Nature: Neuroscience.
An article related to the stu...
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Your Kids and Computer Use
By Michael Dorausch, D.C.
According to an article in the Houston Chronicle, repetitive motion injuries and stiff and aching muscles are being seen more in children. This is reportedly a result of spending too much time at computers and using chairs, desks and other equipment that is not properl...
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Palmer Alum and Administrator Bound for Winter Olympics
Palmer Chiropractic University System
(Davenport, Iowa) Doug Sharpe, D.C., a 1997 graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic, will be one of 10 USA bobsled team members at the Salt Lake City Olympics. In addition, Palmer's Director of Chiropractic Rehabilitation and Sports Injury, Dave Juehring...
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Pregnancy and Chiropractic
By Martha Collins, D.C.
As I write this today, two of our beautiful practice members are awaiting the arrival of new additions to their families. Adjusting women through pregnancy is one of the most rewarding parts of our work, because a healthier pregnancy means an easier labour and delivery, ...
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Chiropractic Care in the Wake of the New York City Tragedy
By Sid Mouk, D.C.
A disaster of the scope and magnitude of the terrorist attacks on New York City and Washington leave people throughout the world in varying states of emotional upheaval and physical stress. The emotional turmoil of such a happening remains with a person long after the actual e...
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Vaccine Injury Alliance Formed
The Williams Bailey Law Firm, L.L.P., (Houston, Texas) has assembled a strategic alliance of the leading law firms in the country to make people aware of the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program ("NVICP") and vigorously prosecute vaccine injury claims on a number of different fronts" acc...
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Practice Makes Perfect
By Shawn Powers, D.C.
"The only way you can perform is to prepare and condition your self." -Walter Payton
The great Chicago Bears running back is someone our family has always admired. He was well known for his determination and discipline in training - his goal was to be the best he coul...
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