By Dr. Rick Wren Step # 15 to a Hundred a day is actually Advanced Success Principle #5 (Always stay on time). Staying on time applies to both in and out of the office. Many of you make a habit of being late to everything you do. This is a habit of a “Loser” not
By Stew Bittman, D.C. Back home from a mission in the Dominican Republic, and so far I haven’t had a tremendous amount of time to reflect, as we’ve launched directly back into our “normal” routine (that and the fact that I’ve been dealing with an array of really interesting gastrointestinal phenomena – it feels as
Chiropractic Students are Heading to ShermanAccording to news reports, more than 200 potential students are now on a waiting list to enroll at Spartanburg’s Sherman College of Straight Chiropractic, one of only 16 accredited chiropractic schools in the nation. TheCarolinaChannel: Chiropractic College’s Waiting List Grows – Students Come To Spartanburg After Troubles At Atlanta-Area School
Since 1995, chiropractic services have been available at several U.S. Air Force facilities thanks to Congress directing the Department of Defense to test the feasibility of such services. Now, those findings are directly resulting in placement of chiropractic as a “permanent benefit for active duty military members,” according to the director of the Air Force
Palmer College of Chiropractic Florida gets accreditedPalmer 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 offers reward for serial burglarDr. Lance Miller, a chiropractor who serves the San Francisco 49ers, is offering a $10,000
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. A recent nationwide US study found that “nearly one in every five US workers claims to be in excellent health–despite being overweight, smoking, drinking too much or never exercising.” The nationwide study which was released on Monday by Oxford Health Plans Inc. found that 17% of those surveyed, “described their health
By Shawn Powers, D.C. Perseverance A dear friend of B.J.’s Elbert Hubbart, author, inventor and philosopher, and not to be confused with L.R. Hubbard, said “The line between failure and success is so fine, that we scarcely know when we pass it; so fine that we are often on the line and do not know
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 my observations on the unfortunate developments over
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. According to news reports, buying non “antibacterial” soap in the United States may be virtually impossible even though such products are, “a waste of time,” experts say. Not only may the products be a waste of time, but heavy use of antibacterial soaps may contribute to a new breed of “hard-to-kill
By Dr. Stacy Larsen When people come into a doctor’s office, most comment on how they are feeling. The responses can range from “doing well” to “I feel like crap!” One of the more interesting statements is “If I were feeling good, I wouldn’t be here!” From that person’s perspective, chiropractic care is useful when
By Dr. Rick Wren Step # 15 to a Hundred a day is actually Advanced Success Principle #5 (Always stay on time). Staying on time applies to both in and out of the office. Many of you make a habit of being late to everything you do. This is a habit of a “Loser” not
By Stew Bittman, D.C. Back home from a mission in the Dominican Republic, and so far I haven’t had a tremendous amount of time to reflect, as we’ve launched directly back into our “normal” routine (that and the fact that I’ve been dealing with an array of really interesting gastrointestinal phenomena – it feels as
Chiropractic Students are Heading to ShermanAccording to news reports, more than 200 potential students are now on a waiting list to enroll at Spartanburg’s Sherman College of Straight Chiropractic, one of only 16 accredited chiropractic schools in the nation. TheCarolinaChannel: Chiropractic College’s Waiting List Grows – Students Come To Spartanburg After Troubles At Atlanta-Area School
Since 1995, chiropractic services have been available at several U.S. Air Force facilities thanks to Congress directing the Department of Defense to test the feasibility of such services. Now, those findings are directly resulting in placement of chiropractic as a “permanent benefit for active duty military members,” according to the director of the Air Force
Palmer College of Chiropractic Florida gets accreditedPalmer 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 offers reward for serial burglarDr. Lance Miller, a chiropractor who serves the San Francisco 49ers, is offering a $10,000
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. A recent nationwide US study found that “nearly one in every five US workers claims to be in excellent health–despite being overweight, smoking, drinking too much or never exercising.” The nationwide study which was released on Monday by Oxford Health Plans Inc. found that 17% of those surveyed, “described their health
By Shawn Powers, D.C. Perseverance A dear friend of B.J.’s Elbert Hubbart, author, inventor and philosopher, and not to be confused with L.R. Hubbard, said “The line between failure and success is so fine, that we scarcely know when we pass it; so fine that we are often on the line and do not know
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 my observations on the unfortunate developments over
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. According to news reports, buying non “antibacterial” soap in the United States may be virtually impossible even though such products are, “a waste of time,” experts say. Not only may the products be a waste of time, but heavy use of antibacterial soaps may contribute to a new breed of “hard-to-kill
By Dr. Stacy Larsen When people come into a doctor’s office, most comment on how they are feeling. The responses can range from “doing well” to “I feel like crap!” One of the more interesting statements is “If I were feeling good, I wouldn’t be here!” From that person’s perspective, chiropractic care is useful when