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Subluxation: The Silent Killer
By Super CA Jackie
"I know you feel fine and you look healthy too. It's great that you exercise and eat a balanced diet, but you must be aware of what is silently happening inside your body." You may ask, "what is a subluxation and why is it called the silent killer?"
A subluxation is a sp...
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California Autism Rates Double
By Michael Dorausch, D.C.
The state of California Department of Developmental Services released a report on Tuesday with findings of a 97 percent increase in Autism during the past four years.
Numerous media outlets reported this week with details from the report (links below) and I have p...
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Are Your Patients Dying?
A Monday Morning Message
By Sharon Gorman, D.C.
Most people die from heart disease, strokes and cancer. Think for a minute, how many of your active patients who get adjusted on a regular basis die from any of these ailments? I'm not talking about patients that stop in a few times a year to g...
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Tellin' The Story
By Super CA Lynne Gawley-Hofstetter
I had an awesome opportunity to do one of my favorite things this week, talk chiropractic to strangers. I set up an information booth at one of our local malls. It's really funny to see the silly things people do when they realize it is a chiropractic booth. ...
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News Briefs For Friday
Palmer College of Chiropractic Florida gets accredited
Palmer College of Chiropractic Florida has received accreditation from a regional agency for the first year of its degree program in Port Orange.
News-Journal: Chiropractic school receives 1-year accreditation
49ers' chiropractor ...
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Statement by Dr. Sid E. Williams, Founder and former President of Life University
I have refrained from offering any public comment until this time on the matter of Life University and its accreditation struggle with the Council on Chiropractic Education (CCE). Today, in my capacity as a private citizen with no connections whatsoever to the school, I feel compelled to offer m...
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Drugs, Drugs, and more Drugs
By Michael Dorausch, D.C.
Drugs around the world, if you don't think the world has an obsession with drugs, read some the articles linked below.
* News links often go fast as websites make more room for updated content. Your best approach is to get the links as soon as you can (check our s...
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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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Texas Pride - Life & TCC
By Tim Langley, D.C.
Texans are legendary for the pride they have in their state. And to tell you the truth, most Texans I've met over these 49 years have been fine, upstanding people. People proud of doing the right thing because it is right. Most Texans are the kind of folks that would choose...
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Lowered Expectations - The Story Behind The HRT News
By Madeline Behrendt, D.C.
This week women's health headlined print and media stories around the globe. What triggered this attention was the halting of an 8-year U.S. Federal study that evaluated the risks/benefits of combination Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT), treatment which includes estr...
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Hormone Replacement Therapy - HRT Links
By Michael Dorausch, D.C.
It is as if this is the headline story on every major network worldwide. These links go fast but we collected them so you could get the data you need to answer patients questions. If a link comes up dead, send us an email and we'll see if we can relocate the source. Se...
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A Bomb is Dropped on Medicine
By Michael Dorausch, D.C.
If you have not yet read the news, headlines all over the world are telling women to stop taking hormone replacement drugs due to the increased risks related to heart attacks, strokes, blood clots, and other conditions/side effects.
We have been collecting sources...
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The Status of Research into Vaccine Safety and Autism
Opening Statement - June 19, 2002
Chairman Dan Burton
Committee on Government Reform
The Status of Research into Vaccine Safety and Autism
In April the Committee conducted a hearing reviewing the epidemic of autism and the Department of Health and Human Service’s (HHS) response. Te...
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An Urgent Call to the Profession - LIFE
Dr. Drew Rubin (Life '89) and Dr. Lisa Rubin, Ph. D.
Adjunct Professors, Life University
Fellow Chiropractic Warriors
June 2002 will forever be known as a decisive, pivotal moment in chiropractic. Your action or inaction will contribute either to the rise of philosophical, subluxation bas...
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Doctors say MMR jab is safe, Critics not so sure
By Michael Dorausch, D.C.
Several news reports today suggest that researchers have found no evidence that MMR or single measles vaccines are linked with autism or inflammatory bowel disease. Many of the reports however, fail to mention that parents and critics are still concerned and may still ...
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