There are drugs in the drinking water. All sorts of pharmaceuticals — including antibiotics, sex hormones, anti-convulsion drugs, psychiatric drugs, painkillers, epileptic medications, and chemicals to treat high cholesterol, have been found in drinking water supplies of at least 41 million Americans, according to a stunning investigation conducted by the Associated Press.
10 years ago, deciding on a name for one’s chiropractic office was a fairly easy decision. In the naming process, a typical chiropractor would determine what other names were being used in the community and steer clear of those. If not using their last name for their clinic (Smith Chiropractic) it wouldn’t be uncommon that they would choose one of several popular chiropractic office names, usually ones they’ve heard being used by friends and colleagues in other states. The Internet and the desire for one’s office name to rank well in search engines has changed that, at least for now.
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. I’d been meaning to update information I received from a ICPA postcard regarding seminars upcoming in an area near you. The ICPA sent me a card with a reminder that so much depends on that very first adjustment. The card, from theICPA office in Media, Pennsylvani, says it’s time to increase
There are drugs in the drinking water. All sorts of pharmaceuticals — including antibiotics, sex hormones, anti-convulsion drugs, psychiatric drugs, painkillers, epileptic medications, and chemicals to treat high cholesterol, have been found in drinking water supplies of at least 41 million Americans, according to a stunning investigation conducted by the Associated Press.
10 years ago, deciding on a name for one’s chiropractic office was a fairly easy decision. In the naming process, a typical chiropractor would determine what other names were being used in the community and steer clear of those. If not using their last name for their clinic (Smith Chiropractic) it wouldn’t be uncommon that they would choose one of several popular chiropractic office names, usually ones they’ve heard being used by friends and colleagues in other states. The Internet and the desire for one’s office name to rank well in search engines has changed that, at least for now.
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. I’d been meaning to update information I received from a ICPA postcard regarding seminars upcoming in an area near you. The ICPA sent me a card with a reminder that so much depends on that very first adjustment. The card, from theICPA office in Media, Pennsylvani, says it’s time to increase