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New national studies show combined HRT boosts stroke, dementia

Last March, a multi-center national study made headlines by concluding that taking a combination of the hormones estrogen and progestin did not improve the quality of life for women who are free of menopause-related symptoms but did expose them to a slightly higher risk of heart attacks, strokes and breast cancer.

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National Chiropractic Care Week

The theme of the week is “Chiropractors Answer Back” and the Chiropractors Association of Australia is aiming to get across to the public that chiropractic care is far safer than drugs or surgery for the relief of back and neck pain, headaches and other conditions.

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Asthma Cases Double in U.S.

Over the past 15 years, cases of Asthma in the United States have doubled. Asthma now affects some 15 million Americans and according to some sources, those numbers are underestimated. A recent article on drkoop.com states that asthma is the most common of chronic childhood diseases.

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Want your Chiropractic Practice to Grow

If you want your chiropractic practice to grow you need to stop using the term “I’m Busy.” When you are busy there is no room for growth. That word limits you. If you are busy then you are telling the world that you are maxed out.

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Step Nineteen to a Hundred a Day

Promotions break the monotony of daily practice and create a vacuum. You want the daily volume on your party day to be at least 25% higher to show you and your staff that you have room for growth (“creating a vacuum”). You should plan ahead and make yourself commit to them no matter what.

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Autistic Spectrum Disorders in California

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. A report was released by the state of California Department of Developmental Services yesterday with findings of a 97 percent increase in Autism cases during the past four years. For those of you interested in more information regarding this report, it is titled… Autistic Spectrum Disorders, Changes in the California Caseload:

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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 put together a summary of information I have

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Leadership in Chiropractic and Life

I have had sort of a revelation this week. I realized that I am a leader. When I was younger I always prided myself in being very independent. I thought that if I wanted something done right I would have to do it myself. That was my way of controlling situations and creating the results that “I” wanted.

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Oh My Aching Back

The other day I hurt my back. Some people find it amusing that a chiropractor could hurt their back and let me assure you, it does happen. It was about twenty past six in the morning and I was in my regular Monday morning step class. We were doing lunges off of the step to the rhythm of some dance song.

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I’m feeling better, why must I still come in?

By Super CAs Jackie and Lynne There may be things here you can use in your office. I’m feeling better, why must I still come so often? This is a frequently asked question from a new patient. The answer to that question is, healing takes time. For some patients they felt that a miracle happened

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New national studies show combined HRT boosts stroke, dementia

Last March, a multi-center national study made headlines by concluding that taking a combination of the hormones estrogen and progestin did not improve the quality of life for women who are free of menopause-related symptoms but did expose them to a slightly higher risk of heart attacks, strokes and breast cancer.

Read More »

National Chiropractic Care Week

The theme of the week is “Chiropractors Answer Back” and the Chiropractors Association of Australia is aiming to get across to the public that chiropractic care is far safer than drugs or surgery for the relief of back and neck pain, headaches and other conditions.

Read More »

Asthma Cases Double in U.S.

Over the past 15 years, cases of Asthma in the United States have doubled. Asthma now affects some 15 million Americans and according to some sources, those numbers are underestimated. A recent article on drkoop.com states that asthma is the most common of chronic childhood diseases.

Read More »

Want your Chiropractic Practice to Grow

If you want your chiropractic practice to grow you need to stop using the term “I’m Busy.” When you are busy there is no room for growth. That word limits you. If you are busy then you are telling the world that you are maxed out.

Read More »

Step Nineteen to a Hundred a Day

Promotions break the monotony of daily practice and create a vacuum. You want the daily volume on your party day to be at least 25% higher to show you and your staff that you have room for growth (“creating a vacuum”). You should plan ahead and make yourself commit to them no matter what.

Read More »

Autistic Spectrum Disorders in California

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. A report was released by the state of California Department of Developmental Services yesterday with findings of a 97 percent increase in Autism cases during the past four years. For those of you interested in more information regarding this report, it is titled… Autistic Spectrum Disorders, Changes in the California Caseload:

Read More »

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 put together a summary of information I have

Read More »

Leadership in Chiropractic and Life

I have had sort of a revelation this week. I realized that I am a leader. When I was younger I always prided myself in being very independent. I thought that if I wanted something done right I would have to do it myself. That was my way of controlling situations and creating the results that “I” wanted.

Read More »

Oh My Aching Back

The other day I hurt my back. Some people find it amusing that a chiropractor could hurt their back and let me assure you, it does happen. It was about twenty past six in the morning and I was in my regular Monday morning step class. We were doing lunges off of the step to the rhythm of some dance song.

Read More »

I’m feeling better, why must I still come in?

By Super CAs Jackie and Lynne There may be things here you can use in your office. I’m feeling better, why must I still come so often? This is a frequently asked question from a new patient. The answer to that question is, healing takes time. For some patients they felt that a miracle happened

Read More »