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Subluxation Awareness Week

By Bob Braile, D.C. We all need to participate As chiropractors we need to rally around that which is unique to us in the health care market place. We need to present to the public a clear and identifiable service and benefit for their health and well being. The ICA has taken the first step

Read More »

CAC Has a New Website

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. The Chiropractic Awareness Council has launched a newly re-designed website to coincide with a massive Ontario wide radio public awareness campaign which begins this week. The CAC website is well done and very creative. Many hours have gone into the re-design of this site. One of the best features is the

Read More »

Families Sue Pfizer Over Experimental Drug

According to a report from ABC News, Pfizer Inc. has been sued by families of about 30 Nigerian children who either died, suffered brain damage, or suffered other serious injury after receiving an experimental meningitis drug. According to the report, children had unwittingly participating in the test which involved splitting some 200 children into separate

Read More »

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” according to John Eddie Williams, Jr., Managing Partner. “We will

Read More »

Back College Collects School Backpacks For At-Risk Children

From the Life West News Service HAYWARD, Calif. August 30, 2001 – For the fifth straight year, the students, staff, and faculty of Life Chiropractic College West worked together collecting numerous new backpacks for local at-risk children who were returning to school. The Life West Annual BACKpack Drive was held in conjunction with the Family

Read More »

No Re-wiring Necessary

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Back in March, Forbes magazine published an article titled, “Rewiring the brain” which focused on a new pacemaker-like device that scientists were using to affect changes in the nervous system. With Forbes being a financial publication, it is interesting to see how new products, drugs, and devices are portrayed. Often times,

Read More »

The Force of Mandatory Shots

The news on vaccinations has been a buzz these past few weeks since across the United States, school is about to begin. In some states that may mean “Mandatory Vaccination” for your child. But are these shots necessary? According to medical doctors Michael Arnold Glueck and Robert J. Cihak, vaccines such as the one given

Read More »

Living Your Dreams

By Bruce A. Parker, D.C. One of the greatest pleasures I have, is to work with positive and insightful people, who have as there business plan a focus on helping other people. The frustrating part of this scenario is that these same great people sometimes don’t have the knowledge or strategy that results in helping

Read More »

Religious Exemption and Immunizations

According to an article on Yahoo News, a federal judge has approved an agreement which barred the state of Wyoming Department of Health, “from holding hearings to determine whether parents who object to immunizations for their children have sincere religious convictions about the issue.” Reportedly, officials in Wyoming had made the hepatitis B vaccine injection

Read More »

Stretching

By Martha Collins, D.C. A woman came in on Friday the 13th in agony–her spine was so subluxated that she could hardly get on the table for her adjustment. “I have been doing my stretches, I’ve been good–I don’t know what happened,” she said. In the interest of helping you stay away from this same

Read More »

Define a Subluxation

I talked to patients, and explained chiropractic to them, how and why it works, what a subluxation is and does, and what symptoms are and from whence they come. It went very well.

Read More »

Heal This

by Madeline Behrendt, D.C. I just returned from a first visit with a massage therapist. I was not looking for a healer, I was not asking to be healed, I wanted someone who could help my shoulder muscles recover from some monster rides in the foothills. I was looking for a massage. Very sincere and

Read More »

A Hole in One

By Harvey Fish, D.C. Dear Friends, Today, I had one of those rare experiences that I know I will talk about the rest of my life. Not every day, mind you, but in the right set of circumstances it will become a story that can be told and retold. I might even tell my grandchildren

Read More »

Have a Little Faith (you may live longer)

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. If you have ever heard your chiropractor say, “I move the bone, God does the healing” and your response was to roll your eyes back in disbelief, it may be a good idea for you to have a little faith. For once again, researchers have shed some light on an idea

Read More »

A THOT for a Monday Morning

By Dr. Bruce A. Parker “Yesterday is History, Tomorrow will be your written Destiny, Today is a gift from God; that is why it is called… The Present.” What you do with this present is a matter of choice, and many times there in lies the challenge. What do you do today? When I first

Read More »

Chiropractors – Life Brokers

Stacy Larsen D.C. In everyday conversation, chiropractors are referred to by a number of different names and luckily most are printable. Phrases like “I’m on my way to the bone cruncher” or “I’m off to get my back cracked” are often heard. I would like to introduce a new idea you might want to use

Read More »

CA’s Can Adjust People!

By Lynn Rivard, Principled CA I am ecstatic to bring to you this message that came to me while witnessing a memorable and historical event – DE in Toronto, the first in Canada – EVER!!! I am glad I was there to experience this and once again have come home feeling renewed, refocused and refreshed.

Read More »

LOVE

Tableface. Walking into my office each morning. Forgetting names (oops!), always remembering their spine. The Big Idea. Seeing other chiropractors go big. A mom putting her newborn in my arms for her 1st adjustment.

Read More »

Are you thinking too much?

By Sharon Gorman, D.C. A young man came up to me recently at DE to ask me a few questions about being in practice. After several questions over the course of the next 15 or 20 minutes it became very apparent to me that he was in his head too much. So I told him

Read More »

Medication, Thots, Etc…

By Travis James Robertson People may argue that drugs are essential to health. The reasons they believe this are many but the main one is this: The drugs make you feel better. Well, this is a true statement, I won’t deny that. What I will deny is the thought that the drugs restore the health

Read More »

You Never Know How Far Reaching…

By Super CA Lynne I had just returned from a weekend in Atlanta at a Dynamic Essentials seminar sat down to read the paper with the thought in my mind, “Are we doing enough, are we telling everyone the benefits of a chiropractic lifestyle? Are we really changing lives?” When I say “we” I am

Read More »

Practice Makes Perfect

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 could be.

Read More »

Is it a Health Condition?

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. “No content is a substitute for professional medical advice. You should consult a physician before engaging in any activity or treatment discussed in these blah blah blah blah blah…” Does that leave a bad taste in your mouth? I don’t know about you but it really gets under my skin. (is

Read More »

Healthier Children Through Chiropractic

James W. Gregg, D.C. “Chiropractic care for my child? Why? His back doesn’t bother him.” How often chiropractors have encountered parents who appreciate the importance of regular checkups for their child’s teeth, hearing, eyes and ears but draw a blank when it comes to a spinal checkup. In fact, a spinal check up could be

Read More »

Subluxation Awareness Week

By Bob Braile, D.C. We all need to participate As chiropractors we need to rally around that which is unique to us in the health care market place. We need to present to the public a clear and identifiable service and benefit for their health and well being. The ICA has taken the first step

Read More »

CAC Has a New Website

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. The Chiropractic Awareness Council has launched a newly re-designed website to coincide with a massive Ontario wide radio public awareness campaign which begins this week. The CAC website is well done and very creative. Many hours have gone into the re-design of this site. One of the best features is the

Read More »

Families Sue Pfizer Over Experimental Drug

According to a report from ABC News, Pfizer Inc. has been sued by families of about 30 Nigerian children who either died, suffered brain damage, or suffered other serious injury after receiving an experimental meningitis drug. According to the report, children had unwittingly participating in the test which involved splitting some 200 children into separate

Read More »

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” according to John Eddie Williams, Jr., Managing Partner. “We will

Read More »

Back College Collects School Backpacks For At-Risk Children

From the Life West News Service HAYWARD, Calif. August 30, 2001 – For the fifth straight year, the students, staff, and faculty of Life Chiropractic College West worked together collecting numerous new backpacks for local at-risk children who were returning to school. The Life West Annual BACKpack Drive was held in conjunction with the Family

Read More »

No Re-wiring Necessary

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Back in March, Forbes magazine published an article titled, “Rewiring the brain” which focused on a new pacemaker-like device that scientists were using to affect changes in the nervous system. With Forbes being a financial publication, it is interesting to see how new products, drugs, and devices are portrayed. Often times,

Read More »

The Force of Mandatory Shots

The news on vaccinations has been a buzz these past few weeks since across the United States, school is about to begin. In some states that may mean “Mandatory Vaccination” for your child. But are these shots necessary? According to medical doctors Michael Arnold Glueck and Robert J. Cihak, vaccines such as the one given

Read More »

Living Your Dreams

By Bruce A. Parker, D.C. One of the greatest pleasures I have, is to work with positive and insightful people, who have as there business plan a focus on helping other people. The frustrating part of this scenario is that these same great people sometimes don’t have the knowledge or strategy that results in helping

Read More »

Religious Exemption and Immunizations

According to an article on Yahoo News, a federal judge has approved an agreement which barred the state of Wyoming Department of Health, “from holding hearings to determine whether parents who object to immunizations for their children have sincere religious convictions about the issue.” Reportedly, officials in Wyoming had made the hepatitis B vaccine injection

Read More »

Stretching

By Martha Collins, D.C. A woman came in on Friday the 13th in agony–her spine was so subluxated that she could hardly get on the table for her adjustment. “I have been doing my stretches, I’ve been good–I don’t know what happened,” she said. In the interest of helping you stay away from this same

Read More »

Define a Subluxation

I talked to patients, and explained chiropractic to them, how and why it works, what a subluxation is and does, and what symptoms are and from whence they come. It went very well.

Read More »

Heal This

by Madeline Behrendt, D.C. I just returned from a first visit with a massage therapist. I was not looking for a healer, I was not asking to be healed, I wanted someone who could help my shoulder muscles recover from some monster rides in the foothills. I was looking for a massage. Very sincere and

Read More »

A Hole in One

By Harvey Fish, D.C. Dear Friends, Today, I had one of those rare experiences that I know I will talk about the rest of my life. Not every day, mind you, but in the right set of circumstances it will become a story that can be told and retold. I might even tell my grandchildren

Read More »

Have a Little Faith (you may live longer)

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. If you have ever heard your chiropractor say, “I move the bone, God does the healing” and your response was to roll your eyes back in disbelief, it may be a good idea for you to have a little faith. For once again, researchers have shed some light on an idea

Read More »

A THOT for a Monday Morning

By Dr. Bruce A. Parker “Yesterday is History, Tomorrow will be your written Destiny, Today is a gift from God; that is why it is called… The Present.” What you do with this present is a matter of choice, and many times there in lies the challenge. What do you do today? When I first

Read More »

Chiropractors – Life Brokers

Stacy Larsen D.C. In everyday conversation, chiropractors are referred to by a number of different names and luckily most are printable. Phrases like “I’m on my way to the bone cruncher” or “I’m off to get my back cracked” are often heard. I would like to introduce a new idea you might want to use

Read More »

CA’s Can Adjust People!

By Lynn Rivard, Principled CA I am ecstatic to bring to you this message that came to me while witnessing a memorable and historical event – DE in Toronto, the first in Canada – EVER!!! I am glad I was there to experience this and once again have come home feeling renewed, refocused and refreshed.

Read More »

LOVE

Tableface. Walking into my office each morning. Forgetting names (oops!), always remembering their spine. The Big Idea. Seeing other chiropractors go big. A mom putting her newborn in my arms for her 1st adjustment.

Read More »

Are you thinking too much?

By Sharon Gorman, D.C. A young man came up to me recently at DE to ask me a few questions about being in practice. After several questions over the course of the next 15 or 20 minutes it became very apparent to me that he was in his head too much. So I told him

Read More »

Medication, Thots, Etc…

By Travis James Robertson People may argue that drugs are essential to health. The reasons they believe this are many but the main one is this: The drugs make you feel better. Well, this is a true statement, I won’t deny that. What I will deny is the thought that the drugs restore the health

Read More »

You Never Know How Far Reaching…

By Super CA Lynne I had just returned from a weekend in Atlanta at a Dynamic Essentials seminar sat down to read the paper with the thought in my mind, “Are we doing enough, are we telling everyone the benefits of a chiropractic lifestyle? Are we really changing lives?” When I say “we” I am

Read More »

Practice Makes Perfect

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 could be.

Read More »

Is it a Health Condition?

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. “No content is a substitute for professional medical advice. You should consult a physician before engaging in any activity or treatment discussed in these blah blah blah blah blah…” Does that leave a bad taste in your mouth? I don’t know about you but it really gets under my skin. (is

Read More »

Healthier Children Through Chiropractic

James W. Gregg, D.C. “Chiropractic care for my child? Why? His back doesn’t bother him.” How often chiropractors have encountered parents who appreciate the importance of regular checkups for their child’s teeth, hearing, eyes and ears but draw a blank when it comes to a spinal checkup. In fact, a spinal check up could be

Read More »