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Tour de France with Broken Back - O'Grady credits Chiropractic By Michael Dorausch, Chiropractor Professional cyclist, Stuart O'Grady had some nice things to say about the chiropractic care he received during the 2006 Tour de France. Nowadays, it's rare for a top professional athlete not to be receiving chiropractic on a regular basis. A big thanks to all ... tour-de-france-with-broken-back-o-grady-credits-chiropractic.html

ICA Celebrates Chiropractic Founder’s Day 2006 ICA NEWS The chiropractic profession is celebrating its 111th year of service to the public today. A new and innovative approach to health and healing, the practice of chiropractic focuses on the relationship between the structures of the human body, primarily the spine, and function as coordi... ica-celebrates-chiropractic-founder-s-day-2006.html

Black Crowes, Harmony, Soul, and Chiropractic Black Crowes, Harmony, Soul, and Chiropractic by Michael Dorausch I was at a Black Crowes show tonight in Cabazon, California. In the spirit of reminding folks (myself) about the nature of relationships, events, and goings on in your world, I thought I'd share the following. If music go... black-crowes-harmony-soul-and-chiropractic.html

America's population reaches 300 million by Michael Dorausch, Doctor of Chiropractic planetc1.com staff writer LOS ANGELES, CA -- According to the US Census Bureau, the population of the United States officially hit the 300 million mark sometime early Tuesday morning. While no one knows for sure just when the US population reached... america-s-population-reaches-300-million.html

Back Pain: researchers say don't sit up straight by Michael Dorausch, DC planetc1.com staff writer Using some new magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) techniques, Scottish and Canadian researchers have found that sitting in an upright position places unnecessary strains on one's back. According to researchers, sitting in an upright posture... back-pain-researchers-say-don-t-sit-up-straight.html

Back pain and your posture at work by Michael Dorausch, DC planetc1.com staff writer Researchers are using a new form of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to show that sitting in an upright position places unnecessary strain on one's back, leading to potentially chronic back pain problems if one spends long hours sitting. The ... back-pain-and-your-posture-at-work.html

Final exams have stressed college students seeking chiropractic by Michael Dorausch, DC planetc1.com staff writer Chiropractors across the United States have been reporting an increase in visits from university and college students during the past two weeks as they prepare for final examinations. If you are a college student, this is definitely the ... final-exams-have-stressed-college-students-seeking-chiropractic.html

Better access to chiropractic care for military veterans News from the Chiropractic Coalition Scheduled for Thursday, April 26th The Chiropractic Coalition’s Legislative Day 2007 has been scheduled for Thursday, April 26th, with a host of key legislators on the agenda, along with an important Medicare Round Table at which senior Centers for Medica... better-access-to-chiropractic-care-for-military-veterans.html

Michael Moore on Chiropractic by Michael Dorausch, DC The Michael Moore I know is no Sicko, he is a third-generation chiropractor serving masses of people in Redding, California. Dr. Michael Moore is a 1980s graduate of Palmer Chiropractic College in Davenport, Iowa. Since that time, he has been serving not only his communi... michael-moore-on-chiropractic.html

Sherman College Board Names Chiropractic President by Cindy L. Pekofsky, D.C. - Chair of the Board of Trustees Dear Members of the Sherman College Community, Sherman College’s Board of Trustees is pleased to announce the appointment of Jon C. Schwartzbauer, D.C., as the fourth president of Sherman College of Straight Chiropractic. A 1... sherman-college-board-names-chiropractic-president.html

Live Subluxation Free or Die Hard by Michael Dorausch, DC Bruce Willis, the man who starred in the greatest action movie of all time, is at it again, and he's still doing his own stunts. The film, "Live Free or Die Hard", opens nationwide in theaters this Wednesday, June 27, 2007. It's the actor's fourth in a series of Die Hard... live-subluxation-free-or-die-hard.html

Beyonce falls at Orlando Concert by Daria Belov It's all fun and games until someone gets hurt. Superstar singer Beyonce took a fall down a flight of stairs Tuesday at a concert in Orlando, Florida. Videos have been appearing all over the Web from concert attendees that captured the fall on their handheld recording devices. Ac... beyonce-falls-at-orlando-concert.html

1895 to 2007 Marks 112 Years of Chiropractic Vocabulary by Michael Dorausch, DC According to historical reports, September 18, 1895 is the day Daniel David Palmer gave the first chiropractic adjustment, which took place in Davenport Iowa. It was not long after that day that Palmer needed a name for his developing science. The Reverend Samuel Henry W... 1895-to-2007-marks-112-years-of-chiropractic-vocabulary.html

Halloween Candy for Chiropractors by Michael Dorausch, DC The idea of candy eating chiropractors is not one that would be very popular for a number of reasons. When it comes to eating and chiropractic, it's more likely for you to hear your chiropractor speak of Sun Chlorella, Super Greens, Mangosteen Juice, or some other produc... halloween-candy-for-chiropractors.html

Cracking the Motion Picture Industry by Michael Dorausch, DC The Writers Guild of America strike has affected many businesses that you wouldn't necessarily suspect had anything to do with the film industry. A chiropractor's office located nearby a major studio would be one of those businesses. Two days into the writers' strik... cracking-the-motion-picture-industry.html

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