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Steps #2, #3, & #4 to a Hundred a Day

By Dr. Rick Wren Dear Colleagues and Friends, Principle #2 (always perform a thorough examination in ten to fifteen minutes) is probably the easiest of all the principles to perform. Most of us come out of Chiropractic College willing to do a 30 to 90 minute examination on all new patients and charge a nominal

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Lyme Vaccine Gets Pulled From Market

The controversial Lymerix vaccine used to treat Lyme disease has been pulled from the market, according to media reports. MSNBC news headlines read, “After history of controversy, maker discontinues Lymerix, citing poor sales“ The highly reactive Lyme Disease Vaccine has finally bitten the dust. It is important to note that no matter what the manufacturer

Read More »

Child of Light

By Sid Mouk, D.C. While watching the incredible closing ceremonies of the Salt Lake City Winter Olympics, the continuing theme of “Light the Fire Within” again intruded upon my thoughts until I began to see each of the Chiropractors on this planet as a “Child of Light.” I’m convinced that all of us in this

Read More »

Do Vaccinations Actually Help or Hurt Children?

Barbara Loe Fisher of the National Vaccine Information Center is interviewed on CNN’s American Morning with Paula Zahn Barbara Loe Fisher was interviewed this morning on CNN regarding a child immunization study completed by the Institute of Medicine last week. The question by CNN anchor person Paula Zahn was: “Do vaccinations actually help or hurt

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Chiropractor Takes Home Bronze at 2002 Olympics

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Doug Sharp, a Doctor of Chiropractic, has won the Olympic Bronze medal, along with his teammates, in Saturdays four-man Olympic bobsled race. Dr. Doug was a part of the four-man U.S. Olympic bobsled team lead by Brian Shimer. Sunday morning media reports spoke of a “stunning rally” by Shimer, who also

Read More »

Conviction of the Heart

by Travis Robertson Why did you decide to become a doctor? When were you sure beyond a doubt that that’s what you wanted? Have you ever been sure beyond a doubt? Are you still questioning it? Is it what you really want to do? Are you scared? Are you not scared and think that you

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Valentine’s Abundance in Ontario, Again

“Another Happy Valentines Day” commented one of the many volunteers at the Wiarton Salvation Army Food Bank after just under one ton of food was delivered to them Friday morning. The 7th annual H.O.P.E. Day at the Wiarton Family Chiropractic Centre brought in a whopping 1,952 pounds of food for the Wiarton area Food Bank.

Read More »

Transformation to Wholeness

By Sid L. Mouk, D.C. Throughout the centuries, Healers have been revered by cultures all over this planet. We all seem to feel an awe and respect for those individuals who are able to assist us in facilitating a “transformation to wholeness” within ourselves. From the Medicine Men (and women) of the Native Americans to

Read More »

Chiropractic, Medicine, Manipulation & More

Provided by Rob Sinnott, D.C., LCP (Hon) and Norris A. Erickson, D.C., LCP (Hon) The following is my understanding of the circumstances that we find ourselves in today. The dirt on the Canada situation is not new by any means. This is another example of what happened when the ACA powers changed the term specific

Read More »

Playing Nice With Others

By Sharon Gorman, D.C. Do you get along well with your patients? Do you get along well with your staff? Do people come to you because they like you or because they are scared they will become symptomatic again? When you talk with people do they feel closer to you or further away from you

Read More »

Educational, or just drug pushing?

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Are pharmaceutical ads helping Americans get healthy, or are the drugs being sold draining our health and our wallets? According to research, the jury is still out. If you live in the U.S., no doubt you have seen hundreds (possibly even thousands) of prescription drug commercials and/or advertisements during the past

Read More »

Be My Valentine

By Dr. Stew Bittman Chiropractic, would you be my valentine?I do love you so, and I really think you love me, too. You have showered me with gifts, and have graciously taught me to share mine. You have shown me miracles and whispered sweet everythings in my ear, and from you I have learned innumerable

Read More »

Step Number One to a Hundred Per Day

Principle number one is perform a principled consultation which includes Preframing Subluxation. When you preframe subluxation to a new patient it should be a wonderful eye opening experience. It should take only 3.5 to 5.2 minutes and the patients eyes should light up, saying I am in the right place. It tells the patient everything they should know about subluxation, such as they can occur at birth, they can hide for years, they can effect every cell in the body, etc.

Read More »

Vaccine News From Around The World

NY State Emergency Health Powers ActThere is a new bill on the floor in the house and the senate in New York. All info about this bill can be found at www.nyvic.org as well as a petition to stop it. This bill would give the government the power to force vaccinations on people if “an

Read More »

Blame No One – Expect Nothing – Do Something

By Sharon Gorman, D.C. Blame No One, wait, but it is their fault. I can’t be accountable for their actions. It’s all their fault. They are screwing me. If only they would do it my way. The big problem with living with a victim mentality is that you can’t change other people and if you

Read More »

21 Steps to a Hundred Per Day

By Dr. Rick Wren Dear Colleagues and Friends, we are beginning our tenth year of meeting every Monday at the Dallas Chapter of the Society of Chiropractic Masters. We are starting all over again for the umpteenth time to study the 21 Success Principles. I will attempt to get through all of them this coming

Read More »

The Fourth Dimension

By Dr. James Sigafoose I can do nothing of myself, the father within me does the works. I live not, but the consciousness of Christ lives in me. This is the fourth dimension in life which you do not live by bread alone, nor by personal will, effort or personal wisdom. There comes a point

Read More »

Hospitals: The Sickening Truth

They’re a breeding ground for deadly bacteria This weeks Canadian version of Readers Digest, February 2002 issue, features the headlines: Will The Hospitals Make You Sick? The following comes from a Chiropractic Assistant in Canada… There is big research about hospitals and infections in Canada and it starts like this: Hospitals The Sickening Truth In

Read More »

ACA Declares Major Victory in Lawsuit Against HHS

ACA News HHS Prohibits Physical Therapists from Providing Chiropractic Service Under Medicare ACA Declares Major Victory in Lawsuit Against HHS, But Vows to Continue the Fight ARLINGTON, VA – The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has issued a new policy directive that, under Medicare, physical therapists cannot provide manual manipulation of the spine

Read More »

Flu Cases Start to Swell

According to outside-in news, Flu cases are in the U.S. are on the rise even though there is plenty of vaccine available. All of a sudden folks are showing up with the flu and according to a Cox News Service article, “… local doctors say they, too, are experiencing a crush of flu patients.” The

Read More »

Plane Wreckage Found in Panama

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. An article about the wreckage of the U.S. plane from World War II appeared in yesterday’s ABC news. Dr. Norris A. Erickson from Aurora, IL brought the article to my attention. According to the article, the remains of the U.S. Army plane that disappeared during World War II have been discovered

Read More »

Even Those Pushing Drugs Are Worried

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. 1 in 8, that is the estimated number of Americans that seek out a drug after seeing it advertised in a television commercial. Drug advertising has apparently been so successful for the pharmaceutical industry that they now have a $3 billion advertising budget. But medical doctors are feeling the squeeze and

Read More »

A Chiropractic Warrior Has Passed

By Dr. Rick Wren Dear Colleagues and Friends, we have lost another great one in our profession. If you ever attended a Parker Seminar within the last 40 years (because he never missed one), you would remember a big, tall, and smiling guy with a bow tie around his neck. His name was Dr. Art

Read More »

Steps #2, #3, & #4 to a Hundred a Day

By Dr. Rick Wren Dear Colleagues and Friends, Principle #2 (always perform a thorough examination in ten to fifteen minutes) is probably the easiest of all the principles to perform. Most of us come out of Chiropractic College willing to do a 30 to 90 minute examination on all new patients and charge a nominal

Read More »

Lyme Vaccine Gets Pulled From Market

The controversial Lymerix vaccine used to treat Lyme disease has been pulled from the market, according to media reports. MSNBC news headlines read, “After history of controversy, maker discontinues Lymerix, citing poor sales“ The highly reactive Lyme Disease Vaccine has finally bitten the dust. It is important to note that no matter what the manufacturer

Read More »

Child of Light

By Sid Mouk, D.C. While watching the incredible closing ceremonies of the Salt Lake City Winter Olympics, the continuing theme of “Light the Fire Within” again intruded upon my thoughts until I began to see each of the Chiropractors on this planet as a “Child of Light.” I’m convinced that all of us in this

Read More »

Do Vaccinations Actually Help or Hurt Children?

Barbara Loe Fisher of the National Vaccine Information Center is interviewed on CNN’s American Morning with Paula Zahn Barbara Loe Fisher was interviewed this morning on CNN regarding a child immunization study completed by the Institute of Medicine last week. The question by CNN anchor person Paula Zahn was: “Do vaccinations actually help or hurt

Read More »

Chiropractor Takes Home Bronze at 2002 Olympics

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Doug Sharp, a Doctor of Chiropractic, has won the Olympic Bronze medal, along with his teammates, in Saturdays four-man Olympic bobsled race. Dr. Doug was a part of the four-man U.S. Olympic bobsled team lead by Brian Shimer. Sunday morning media reports spoke of a “stunning rally” by Shimer, who also

Read More »

Conviction of the Heart

by Travis Robertson Why did you decide to become a doctor? When were you sure beyond a doubt that that’s what you wanted? Have you ever been sure beyond a doubt? Are you still questioning it? Is it what you really want to do? Are you scared? Are you not scared and think that you

Read More »

Valentine’s Abundance in Ontario, Again

“Another Happy Valentines Day” commented one of the many volunteers at the Wiarton Salvation Army Food Bank after just under one ton of food was delivered to them Friday morning. The 7th annual H.O.P.E. Day at the Wiarton Family Chiropractic Centre brought in a whopping 1,952 pounds of food for the Wiarton area Food Bank.

Read More »

Transformation to Wholeness

By Sid L. Mouk, D.C. Throughout the centuries, Healers have been revered by cultures all over this planet. We all seem to feel an awe and respect for those individuals who are able to assist us in facilitating a “transformation to wholeness” within ourselves. From the Medicine Men (and women) of the Native Americans to

Read More »

Chiropractic, Medicine, Manipulation & More

Provided by Rob Sinnott, D.C., LCP (Hon) and Norris A. Erickson, D.C., LCP (Hon) The following is my understanding of the circumstances that we find ourselves in today. The dirt on the Canada situation is not new by any means. This is another example of what happened when the ACA powers changed the term specific

Read More »

Playing Nice With Others

By Sharon Gorman, D.C. Do you get along well with your patients? Do you get along well with your staff? Do people come to you because they like you or because they are scared they will become symptomatic again? When you talk with people do they feel closer to you or further away from you

Read More »

Educational, or just drug pushing?

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Are pharmaceutical ads helping Americans get healthy, or are the drugs being sold draining our health and our wallets? According to research, the jury is still out. If you live in the U.S., no doubt you have seen hundreds (possibly even thousands) of prescription drug commercials and/or advertisements during the past

Read More »

Be My Valentine

By Dr. Stew Bittman Chiropractic, would you be my valentine?I do love you so, and I really think you love me, too. You have showered me with gifts, and have graciously taught me to share mine. You have shown me miracles and whispered sweet everythings in my ear, and from you I have learned innumerable

Read More »

Step Number One to a Hundred Per Day

Principle number one is perform a principled consultation which includes Preframing Subluxation. When you preframe subluxation to a new patient it should be a wonderful eye opening experience. It should take only 3.5 to 5.2 minutes and the patients eyes should light up, saying I am in the right place. It tells the patient everything they should know about subluxation, such as they can occur at birth, they can hide for years, they can effect every cell in the body, etc.

Read More »

Vaccine News From Around The World

NY State Emergency Health Powers ActThere is a new bill on the floor in the house and the senate in New York. All info about this bill can be found at www.nyvic.org as well as a petition to stop it. This bill would give the government the power to force vaccinations on people if “an

Read More »

Blame No One – Expect Nothing – Do Something

By Sharon Gorman, D.C. Blame No One, wait, but it is their fault. I can’t be accountable for their actions. It’s all their fault. They are screwing me. If only they would do it my way. The big problem with living with a victim mentality is that you can’t change other people and if you

Read More »

21 Steps to a Hundred Per Day

By Dr. Rick Wren Dear Colleagues and Friends, we are beginning our tenth year of meeting every Monday at the Dallas Chapter of the Society of Chiropractic Masters. We are starting all over again for the umpteenth time to study the 21 Success Principles. I will attempt to get through all of them this coming

Read More »

The Fourth Dimension

By Dr. James Sigafoose I can do nothing of myself, the father within me does the works. I live not, but the consciousness of Christ lives in me. This is the fourth dimension in life which you do not live by bread alone, nor by personal will, effort or personal wisdom. There comes a point

Read More »

Hospitals: The Sickening Truth

They’re a breeding ground for deadly bacteria This weeks Canadian version of Readers Digest, February 2002 issue, features the headlines: Will The Hospitals Make You Sick? The following comes from a Chiropractic Assistant in Canada… There is big research about hospitals and infections in Canada and it starts like this: Hospitals The Sickening Truth In

Read More »

ACA Declares Major Victory in Lawsuit Against HHS

ACA News HHS Prohibits Physical Therapists from Providing Chiropractic Service Under Medicare ACA Declares Major Victory in Lawsuit Against HHS, But Vows to Continue the Fight ARLINGTON, VA – The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has issued a new policy directive that, under Medicare, physical therapists cannot provide manual manipulation of the spine

Read More »

Flu Cases Start to Swell

According to outside-in news, Flu cases are in the U.S. are on the rise even though there is plenty of vaccine available. All of a sudden folks are showing up with the flu and according to a Cox News Service article, “… local doctors say they, too, are experiencing a crush of flu patients.” The

Read More »

Plane Wreckage Found in Panama

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. An article about the wreckage of the U.S. plane from World War II appeared in yesterday’s ABC news. Dr. Norris A. Erickson from Aurora, IL brought the article to my attention. According to the article, the remains of the U.S. Army plane that disappeared during World War II have been discovered

Read More »

Even Those Pushing Drugs Are Worried

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. 1 in 8, that is the estimated number of Americans that seek out a drug after seeing it advertised in a television commercial. Drug advertising has apparently been so successful for the pharmaceutical industry that they now have a $3 billion advertising budget. But medical doctors are feeling the squeeze and

Read More »

A Chiropractic Warrior Has Passed

By Dr. Rick Wren Dear Colleagues and Friends, we have lost another great one in our profession. If you ever attended a Parker Seminar within the last 40 years (because he never missed one), you would remember a big, tall, and smiling guy with a bow tie around his neck. His name was Dr. Art

Read More »