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California state law now requires fluoridation of municipal water

The “father of fluoridation,” Dr. Trendley Dean assured everyone in the 1930s and 1940s that the addition of fluoride to water was “safe and effective,” even “necessary” for strong bones and teeth. Dr. Dean later gave courtroom testimony on two separate occasions that his original claims were based on invalid statistics. Perhaps we are now in a position to realize that “safe and effective” is a powerful secret code used by captains of American industry in place of a different term, “hideously toxic.”

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Fluoride in your Drinking Water

There is fluoride in the water supply. The question is are we consuming a bone cancer and brain damage causing toxic substance or is this just one of those things a handful of crazy scientists with nothing better to do are up in arms about?

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Did your Chiropractic College experience Suck?

I remember early on in my chiropractic education listening to Reggie Gold speak in the lobby at the school I attended. (Cleveland Chiropractic College Los Angeles – CCCLA) I was so excited and motivated by his talk and I remember thinking how great things were going to be.

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Chiropractic & Clarity

I am very grateful to be a Chiropractor. I am very grateful that I am very clear of what my responsibility is to the patients. I am very clear of my vision for Chiropractic.

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Chiropractic Jobs & Employment

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. This is a continuation of my post on Advice about Chiropractic Schools Chiropractic Employment BLS: Chiropractors held about 53,000 jobs in 2004. Approximately 58 percent of chiropractors are self-employed. Most chiropractors are in solo practice, although some are in group practice or work for other chiropractors. A small number teach, conduct research

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Advice about Chiropractic Schools

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. For nearly twelve years I have been answering questions from persons interested in more information regarding chiropractic and chiropractor schooling requirements. I am not offering advice on which schools to attend, not in this article. I have not been paid by any 3rd party for any of the content I am

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California state law now requires fluoridation of municipal water

The “father of fluoridation,” Dr. Trendley Dean assured everyone in the 1930s and 1940s that the addition of fluoride to water was “safe and effective,” even “necessary” for strong bones and teeth. Dr. Dean later gave courtroom testimony on two separate occasions that his original claims were based on invalid statistics. Perhaps we are now in a position to realize that “safe and effective” is a powerful secret code used by captains of American industry in place of a different term, “hideously toxic.”

Read More »

Fluoride in your Drinking Water

There is fluoride in the water supply. The question is are we consuming a bone cancer and brain damage causing toxic substance or is this just one of those things a handful of crazy scientists with nothing better to do are up in arms about?

Read More »

Did your Chiropractic College experience Suck?

I remember early on in my chiropractic education listening to Reggie Gold speak in the lobby at the school I attended. (Cleveland Chiropractic College Los Angeles – CCCLA) I was so excited and motivated by his talk and I remember thinking how great things were going to be.

Read More »

Chiropractic & Clarity

I am very grateful to be a Chiropractor. I am very grateful that I am very clear of what my responsibility is to the patients. I am very clear of my vision for Chiropractic.

Read More »

Chiropractic Jobs & Employment

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. This is a continuation of my post on Advice about Chiropractic Schools Chiropractic Employment BLS: Chiropractors held about 53,000 jobs in 2004. Approximately 58 percent of chiropractors are self-employed. Most chiropractors are in solo practice, although some are in group practice or work for other chiropractors. A small number teach, conduct research

Read More »

Advice about Chiropractic Schools

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. For nearly twelve years I have been answering questions from persons interested in more information regarding chiropractic and chiropractor schooling requirements. I am not offering advice on which schools to attend, not in this article. I have not been paid by any 3rd party for any of the content I am

Read More »