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Swine Flu Shot Propaganda Video

Apparently in the 1970s there was a swine flu media campaign intended to convince people of all ages to get flu shots. Two commercials, which are available for viewing online, demonstrate how flu shots were marketed to the general public in 1976. The announcer in the commercial warns that a swine flu epidemic may be coming, and it could make you very sick.

Read More »

Chiropractor 15683

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Tips on finding local chiropractors that meet the qualities being sought by prospective patients. There were two notes on my desk with zip codes for chiropractors being sought in different parts the United States. One note read: Doris 92078 San Marcus and the other simply said Chiropractor 15683. It’s easy to

Read More »

1918 Influenza Epidemic and Chiropractic Care

Editors Note: The information provided here was forwarded to Planet Chiropractic by a chiropractor in Texas. Far too many people (including chiropractors) are not aware of historical events that took place during the 1917 – 1918 Spanish Flu years, which involved chiropractors caring for thousands that suffered influenza infection during those times. With such a firestorm of media coverage and fear surrounding the Swine Flu Pandemic, it would be irresponsible not to attempt seeking knowledge regarding influenza events of the past.

Read More »

Experimental Influenza Vaccine Hopes to End the Flu

Where is medical science today on wiping out all forms of the flu? The news is volcanic this week with Swine Flu pandemic outbreak stories, not just in the United States, but worldwide. Wearing surgical masks, using hand sanitizer, and frequent washing of hands in hot soapy water, is an activity that has increased amongst many in the affected populations this past week. News reports of antiviral agents, scientific flu medications, and the creation of new flu vaccines that will stop the swine flu strain, have been prevalent in the discussion. This isn’t the first time flu vaccine science has made the news, and it certainly won’t be the last.

Read More »

Swine Flu Chiropractors Handout

Everyone is talking about Swine Flu. There’s no doubt the topic will come up in a chiropractic setting, and chiropractors are likely going to offer advice more on the side of wellness and prevention versus use of antiviral agents, vaccines, and taking of medications. One California Chiropractic office had a Swine Flu Handout prepared for Monday morning distribution. We’ve included a copy of the text here, for those wanting to educated with similar handouts.

Read More »

Nashville Marathon – Country Music Marathon 2009

It’s Marathon Saturday in Music City. This morning, seven thousand five hundred marathon runners, and twenty five thousand half marathon runners, take to the streets of Nashville, on a course that runs through downtown Nashville, with a finish line at LP Field. A hundred thousand cheering fans line the streets as 2009 Country Music Marathon participants pass by, making their way through Nashville, with 50 musical bands playing on 27 entertainment stages along the way. Hundreds of high school cheerleaders motivate marathon participants to the finish line, and a post race country music concert follows Saturday night.

Read More »

Watch 2009 London Marathon Live Via Universal Sports

Universal Sports will be broadcasting the 2009 London Marathon live this Sunday beginning at 9am Eastern Time (6am on the West Coast). Live coverage of the 26.2 mile long distance running event will be on TV and live online as well. Men’s and women’s marathon gold medalists from the Beijing Olympic Games headline the field as Universal Sports presents live online and same-day television coverage of the 2009 Flora London Marathon, part of the World Marathon Majors series.

Read More »

Yahoo pulling the plug on GeoCities

Yahoo Inc. (YHOO) announced that they are shutting down GeoCities, a service that provided people with a free web site, along with all the tools needed to build that site. Yahoo had acquired GeoCities, for more than $4 billion 10 years ago, during the 1999 gold rush of the dot com boom.

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Combating Fraud Associated With Selling Online

Selling stuff online always involves some level of risk. There are steps to take which can help minimize those risks, but individuals seeking to unfairly profit are constantly applying new methods to old techniques, in hopes of defrauding people out of their items and money. Having operated a popular chiropractic classified advertising web site for more than 10 years, we’ve seen our fair share of those attempting to defraud people when items are for sale. Fortunately, the user community has grown more knowledgeable, developing an increased level of awareness, for what is potentially fraudulent activity, or an online cyber scam. The cyber neighborhood watch group has done an impressive job in rooting out the worms and bad apples.

Read More »

Mark Nicholas mark_nicho95 Fraud Alert

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Add another name to your list of Scammers and Fraudsters, Mark Nicholas of the UK is emailing people in hopes of separating them from their money. Thankfully, the very active (love the emails sent our way) chiropractic classified advertising community came through this morning with multiple reports on suspected fraud and

Read More »

Palmer Chiropractic Technologist Program Meets New Iowa Board of Chiropractic Requirements

Palmer College of Chiropractic’s Department of Undergraduate Studies announces that the Associate of Science in Chiropractic Technology (ASCT) degree program has been recognized as meeting new Iowa physiotherapy legislative requirements. Per the Iowa Board of Chiropractic state requirement 645-43.12(2), effective July 1, 2009, chiropractic assistants are required to show proof of completion of requirements in training of active and passive physiotherapy.

Read More »

2009 Boston Marathon Results and Photos

It’s Marathon Monday in Boston. This morning, twenty five thousand runners took to the streets of Hopkinton, on a marathon course that ran through Ashland, Framingham, Natick, Wellesley, Newton, and Brighton, on a 26.2 mile route into Boston, with a finish line in Copley Square. Hundreds of thousands of cheering fans lined the streets as 2009 Boston Marathon participants passed by, making their way downhill and uphill (rinsed and repeated), through neighborhoods and business districts, enduring Heartbreak Hill, and relying on both internal and external motivation, as they reached the homestretch, and finally the finish.

Read More »

26 Mile Plus Sunday Running Marathons

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. The 2009 Boston Marathon runs on Monday (420), April 20th, with some 25,000 plus people be taking to the streets, testing their will against Heartbreak Hill (mile 20ish), and racing to the finish line in historic Boston. It’s one of the few US marathons taking place on a Monday, instead of

Read More »

2009 Boston Marathon Start Time and Guide

The 113th Boston Marathon takes place Monday, April 20, 2009. Like many marathons we’ve covered in the past, we’ve researched what runners and spectators most commonly seek, and have organized a basic guide to start times, maps & routes, live TV & Internet coverage, and other details related to the Boston Marathon 2009 race.

Read More »

Twitter Blog Mentions To Date

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Now that Oprah and Ashton Kutcher are talking about Twitter, I guess more people are going to be increasingly getting in on the conversation. I wasn’t sure when I first started mentioning the microblogging service on Chiropractic Blogs so I did some searching through the archives. Looks like I first made

Read More »

Twitter Mentions in News

So all of a sudden Twitter is everywhere. Not really, but with Oprah now on Twitter and Ashton Kutcher battling CNN for followers, it seems as though it’s only a matter of time before my parents appear with accounts of their own. Earlier today Dr. Michael Dorausch posted on Twitter Blog Mentions and I thought there was a lot more tweet related posts than I had recalled. Since it’s the weekend, and I only have one other news report due before Monday, I figured I’d investigate Twitter Mentions in the news. Here’s what I found.

Read More »

Life University Live on Twitter

Life University is making history in Chiropractic and on the Web. Once again showing who is the leading school in chiropractic when it comes to innovation, use of technology, and social media, we witnessed today that… NOTHING IS BIGGER THAN LIFE.

Read More »

Chiropractic Marketing Org Gets PlanetC1 Hosting

A group of several dynamite chiropractors from across the globe have come together to share their tips and secrets on the chiropractic marketing techniques that they use most regularly in practice. After numerous post conference lengthy discussions, meetings, and roundtables, chiropractors came up with Chiropractic Marketing Organization (CMO) and Planet Chiropractic founder, Dr. Michael Dorausch, registered the appropriate Chiropractic Marketing domain. The group effort is a way to give back to the profession and pass on knowledge to new chiropractors entering the field.

Read More »

Life University to Host Atlanta Event

Life University Hosts World Leaders In Integrative Healthcare For Two Day Conference. The inaugural conversation of a new think tank, the LifeSource Octagon: A Center for Infinite Thinking will take place Friday and Saturday, April 17 and 18, 2009.

Read More »

Palisades Doctor Celebrates 10th Anniversary

One of the finest chiropractors serving West Los Angeles and surrounding areas is celebrating 10 years at his Innate Chiropractic clinic. Dr. Luke S. Cohen, of Innate Chiropractic, Inc. is still as excited to be a chiropractor in 2009, as he was when graduating a Doctor of Chiropractic program in 1998.

Read More »

25 Dollar Chiropractor Exams

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. I’m at the Las Vegas Airport and while doing some searches related to chiropractic I noticed a few chiropractor offices in the San Francisco area advertising fees for service in ads campaigns. I found it interesting that not just one, but all three top ads were advertising rates. The offices are

Read More »

Easter Sunday Practice Listings

On this Easter Sunday 2009 I’m awaiting a flight back to Los Angeles and checking statistics on chiropractic classifieds while enjoying free wifi in the Las Vegas airport. A brief check on classified ad listings and I noticed there’s 502 Practices posted for sale. Doesn’t look like things are slowing down from the 2008 record listings of classified ad postings.

Read More »

Ad for Lifevantage and Protandim

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Here’s a great example of how miscommuinication involving the chiropractic classified ads system keeps ads from getting posted. More than a dozen advertisements per day are posted on Planet Chiropractic classifieds. That’s 12+ ads per day, 7 days a week, for the past 3,285+ days. Due to spam, 419 scams, fraud,

Read More »

Banks Open On Good Friday 2009

Are banks open on Good Friday? What about the Post Office (USPS), United Parcel Service (UPS), Federal Express (FedEx), and the US Stock Exchange? Are they open or closed on the Friday before Easter? Here’s info on banking holidays, usps holidays, nyse holidays, and others for 2009 Good Friday.

Read More »

New York Sugar Beverage Soda Tax

Would a tax on sugary soft drinks result in improved health benefits for the people of New York? According to an article in the New England Journal of Medicine, the answer may be yes. According to New York City Health Commissioner Thomas Friedan and Kelly Brownell, director of the Rudd Center for Food Policy and Obesity and a professor at Yale University, a sugar tax would result in health benefits no matter how revenue from the taxing of soft drinks would be spent.

Read More »

April 17 is Chiropractic Hot and Heavy

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. The weekend of April 17 (through the 19th) is hot times for chiropractic events taking place nationwide. There’s 3 seminars I see taking place in Las Vegas and Atlanta that weekend, and they all look like great events to attend. First up is the 2009 Upper Cervical Evolution taking place at

Read More »

2009 Upper Cervical Evolution Las Vegas

Leaders in the area of Upper Cervical (UC) Chiropractic care are gathering in Las Vegas, for the UC Evolution conference, taking place at the Green Valley Ranch Resort, Spa and Casino, April 16 – April 18, 2009. While there are hundreds of techniques taught to chiropractors worldwide, UC approaches to care focus primarily on the upper two first vertebra in the neck. Vegas is almost always a great place for a conference.

Read More »

Dynamic Chiropractic Gets News Indexed

Another online chiropractic resource has been indexed in Google news. One of the world’s most distributed chiropractic publications, Dynamic Chiropractic, has recently had their online version of chiropractic news indexed by Google, effectively increasing the number of chiropractor related content being indexed by the news aggregation service.

Read More »

Marketing Chiropractic Practice For Sale Tips

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. I came across a great advertisement listing of a Practice For Sale in Asheville NC yesterday. As I read through the ad (I’ll show it here) I was reminded about good use of granular terms but I caught a few addition things that could have been done. We’ll go over some

Read More »

Chiropractic Non-Profit in 2009 Chicago Marathon

This year’s Chicago Marathon will feature its’ first Chiropractic running team. Non-Profit Chiropractic Organization (NPCO) is excited to announce its’ participation in the 2009 Bank of America Chicago Marathon being held on Sunday, October 11, 2009 in Chicago, Illinois. As a Contributing Charity, NPCO has committed to recruiting a team of 70 runners to “run with a vision.”

Read More »

Swine Flu Shot Propaganda Video

Apparently in the 1970s there was a swine flu media campaign intended to convince people of all ages to get flu shots. Two commercials, which are available for viewing online, demonstrate how flu shots were marketed to the general public in 1976. The announcer in the commercial warns that a swine flu epidemic may be coming, and it could make you very sick.

Read More »

Chiropractor 15683

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Tips on finding local chiropractors that meet the qualities being sought by prospective patients. There were two notes on my desk with zip codes for chiropractors being sought in different parts the United States. One note read: Doris 92078 San Marcus and the other simply said Chiropractor 15683. It’s easy to

Read More »

1918 Influenza Epidemic and Chiropractic Care

Editors Note: The information provided here was forwarded to Planet Chiropractic by a chiropractor in Texas. Far too many people (including chiropractors) are not aware of historical events that took place during the 1917 – 1918 Spanish Flu years, which involved chiropractors caring for thousands that suffered influenza infection during those times. With such a firestorm of media coverage and fear surrounding the Swine Flu Pandemic, it would be irresponsible not to attempt seeking knowledge regarding influenza events of the past.

Read More »

Experimental Influenza Vaccine Hopes to End the Flu

Where is medical science today on wiping out all forms of the flu? The news is volcanic this week with Swine Flu pandemic outbreak stories, not just in the United States, but worldwide. Wearing surgical masks, using hand sanitizer, and frequent washing of hands in hot soapy water, is an activity that has increased amongst many in the affected populations this past week. News reports of antiviral agents, scientific flu medications, and the creation of new flu vaccines that will stop the swine flu strain, have been prevalent in the discussion. This isn’t the first time flu vaccine science has made the news, and it certainly won’t be the last.

Read More »

Swine Flu Chiropractors Handout

Everyone is talking about Swine Flu. There’s no doubt the topic will come up in a chiropractic setting, and chiropractors are likely going to offer advice more on the side of wellness and prevention versus use of antiviral agents, vaccines, and taking of medications. One California Chiropractic office had a Swine Flu Handout prepared for Monday morning distribution. We’ve included a copy of the text here, for those wanting to educated with similar handouts.

Read More »

Nashville Marathon – Country Music Marathon 2009

It’s Marathon Saturday in Music City. This morning, seven thousand five hundred marathon runners, and twenty five thousand half marathon runners, take to the streets of Nashville, on a course that runs through downtown Nashville, with a finish line at LP Field. A hundred thousand cheering fans line the streets as 2009 Country Music Marathon participants pass by, making their way through Nashville, with 50 musical bands playing on 27 entertainment stages along the way. Hundreds of high school cheerleaders motivate marathon participants to the finish line, and a post race country music concert follows Saturday night.

Read More »

Watch 2009 London Marathon Live Via Universal Sports

Universal Sports will be broadcasting the 2009 London Marathon live this Sunday beginning at 9am Eastern Time (6am on the West Coast). Live coverage of the 26.2 mile long distance running event will be on TV and live online as well. Men’s and women’s marathon gold medalists from the Beijing Olympic Games headline the field as Universal Sports presents live online and same-day television coverage of the 2009 Flora London Marathon, part of the World Marathon Majors series.

Read More »

Yahoo pulling the plug on GeoCities

Yahoo Inc. (YHOO) announced that they are shutting down GeoCities, a service that provided people with a free web site, along with all the tools needed to build that site. Yahoo had acquired GeoCities, for more than $4 billion 10 years ago, during the 1999 gold rush of the dot com boom.

Read More »

Combating Fraud Associated With Selling Online

Selling stuff online always involves some level of risk. There are steps to take which can help minimize those risks, but individuals seeking to unfairly profit are constantly applying new methods to old techniques, in hopes of defrauding people out of their items and money. Having operated a popular chiropractic classified advertising web site for more than 10 years, we’ve seen our fair share of those attempting to defraud people when items are for sale. Fortunately, the user community has grown more knowledgeable, developing an increased level of awareness, for what is potentially fraudulent activity, or an online cyber scam. The cyber neighborhood watch group has done an impressive job in rooting out the worms and bad apples.

Read More »

Mark Nicholas mark_nicho95 Fraud Alert

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Add another name to your list of Scammers and Fraudsters, Mark Nicholas of the UK is emailing people in hopes of separating them from their money. Thankfully, the very active (love the emails sent our way) chiropractic classified advertising community came through this morning with multiple reports on suspected fraud and

Read More »

Palmer Chiropractic Technologist Program Meets New Iowa Board of Chiropractic Requirements

Palmer College of Chiropractic’s Department of Undergraduate Studies announces that the Associate of Science in Chiropractic Technology (ASCT) degree program has been recognized as meeting new Iowa physiotherapy legislative requirements. Per the Iowa Board of Chiropractic state requirement 645-43.12(2), effective July 1, 2009, chiropractic assistants are required to show proof of completion of requirements in training of active and passive physiotherapy.

Read More »

2009 Boston Marathon Results and Photos

It’s Marathon Monday in Boston. This morning, twenty five thousand runners took to the streets of Hopkinton, on a marathon course that ran through Ashland, Framingham, Natick, Wellesley, Newton, and Brighton, on a 26.2 mile route into Boston, with a finish line in Copley Square. Hundreds of thousands of cheering fans lined the streets as 2009 Boston Marathon participants passed by, making their way downhill and uphill (rinsed and repeated), through neighborhoods and business districts, enduring Heartbreak Hill, and relying on both internal and external motivation, as they reached the homestretch, and finally the finish.

Read More »

26 Mile Plus Sunday Running Marathons

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. The 2009 Boston Marathon runs on Monday (420), April 20th, with some 25,000 plus people be taking to the streets, testing their will against Heartbreak Hill (mile 20ish), and racing to the finish line in historic Boston. It’s one of the few US marathons taking place on a Monday, instead of

Read More »

2009 Boston Marathon Start Time and Guide

The 113th Boston Marathon takes place Monday, April 20, 2009. Like many marathons we’ve covered in the past, we’ve researched what runners and spectators most commonly seek, and have organized a basic guide to start times, maps & routes, live TV & Internet coverage, and other details related to the Boston Marathon 2009 race.

Read More »

Twitter Blog Mentions To Date

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Now that Oprah and Ashton Kutcher are talking about Twitter, I guess more people are going to be increasingly getting in on the conversation. I wasn’t sure when I first started mentioning the microblogging service on Chiropractic Blogs so I did some searching through the archives. Looks like I first made

Read More »

Twitter Mentions in News

So all of a sudden Twitter is everywhere. Not really, but with Oprah now on Twitter and Ashton Kutcher battling CNN for followers, it seems as though it’s only a matter of time before my parents appear with accounts of their own. Earlier today Dr. Michael Dorausch posted on Twitter Blog Mentions and I thought there was a lot more tweet related posts than I had recalled. Since it’s the weekend, and I only have one other news report due before Monday, I figured I’d investigate Twitter Mentions in the news. Here’s what I found.

Read More »

Life University Live on Twitter

Life University is making history in Chiropractic and on the Web. Once again showing who is the leading school in chiropractic when it comes to innovation, use of technology, and social media, we witnessed today that… NOTHING IS BIGGER THAN LIFE.

Read More »

Chiropractic Marketing Org Gets PlanetC1 Hosting

A group of several dynamite chiropractors from across the globe have come together to share their tips and secrets on the chiropractic marketing techniques that they use most regularly in practice. After numerous post conference lengthy discussions, meetings, and roundtables, chiropractors came up with Chiropractic Marketing Organization (CMO) and Planet Chiropractic founder, Dr. Michael Dorausch, registered the appropriate Chiropractic Marketing domain. The group effort is a way to give back to the profession and pass on knowledge to new chiropractors entering the field.

Read More »

Life University to Host Atlanta Event

Life University Hosts World Leaders In Integrative Healthcare For Two Day Conference. The inaugural conversation of a new think tank, the LifeSource Octagon: A Center for Infinite Thinking will take place Friday and Saturday, April 17 and 18, 2009.

Read More »

Palisades Doctor Celebrates 10th Anniversary

One of the finest chiropractors serving West Los Angeles and surrounding areas is celebrating 10 years at his Innate Chiropractic clinic. Dr. Luke S. Cohen, of Innate Chiropractic, Inc. is still as excited to be a chiropractor in 2009, as he was when graduating a Doctor of Chiropractic program in 1998.

Read More »

25 Dollar Chiropractor Exams

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. I’m at the Las Vegas Airport and while doing some searches related to chiropractic I noticed a few chiropractor offices in the San Francisco area advertising fees for service in ads campaigns. I found it interesting that not just one, but all three top ads were advertising rates. The offices are

Read More »

Easter Sunday Practice Listings

On this Easter Sunday 2009 I’m awaiting a flight back to Los Angeles and checking statistics on chiropractic classifieds while enjoying free wifi in the Las Vegas airport. A brief check on classified ad listings and I noticed there’s 502 Practices posted for sale. Doesn’t look like things are slowing down from the 2008 record listings of classified ad postings.

Read More »

Ad for Lifevantage and Protandim

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Here’s a great example of how miscommuinication involving the chiropractic classified ads system keeps ads from getting posted. More than a dozen advertisements per day are posted on Planet Chiropractic classifieds. That’s 12+ ads per day, 7 days a week, for the past 3,285+ days. Due to spam, 419 scams, fraud,

Read More »

Banks Open On Good Friday 2009

Are banks open on Good Friday? What about the Post Office (USPS), United Parcel Service (UPS), Federal Express (FedEx), and the US Stock Exchange? Are they open or closed on the Friday before Easter? Here’s info on banking holidays, usps holidays, nyse holidays, and others for 2009 Good Friday.

Read More »

New York Sugar Beverage Soda Tax

Would a tax on sugary soft drinks result in improved health benefits for the people of New York? According to an article in the New England Journal of Medicine, the answer may be yes. According to New York City Health Commissioner Thomas Friedan and Kelly Brownell, director of the Rudd Center for Food Policy and Obesity and a professor at Yale University, a sugar tax would result in health benefits no matter how revenue from the taxing of soft drinks would be spent.

Read More »

April 17 is Chiropractic Hot and Heavy

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. The weekend of April 17 (through the 19th) is hot times for chiropractic events taking place nationwide. There’s 3 seminars I see taking place in Las Vegas and Atlanta that weekend, and they all look like great events to attend. First up is the 2009 Upper Cervical Evolution taking place at

Read More »

2009 Upper Cervical Evolution Las Vegas

Leaders in the area of Upper Cervical (UC) Chiropractic care are gathering in Las Vegas, for the UC Evolution conference, taking place at the Green Valley Ranch Resort, Spa and Casino, April 16 – April 18, 2009. While there are hundreds of techniques taught to chiropractors worldwide, UC approaches to care focus primarily on the upper two first vertebra in the neck. Vegas is almost always a great place for a conference.

Read More »

Dynamic Chiropractic Gets News Indexed

Another online chiropractic resource has been indexed in Google news. One of the world’s most distributed chiropractic publications, Dynamic Chiropractic, has recently had their online version of chiropractic news indexed by Google, effectively increasing the number of chiropractor related content being indexed by the news aggregation service.

Read More »

Marketing Chiropractic Practice For Sale Tips

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. I came across a great advertisement listing of a Practice For Sale in Asheville NC yesterday. As I read through the ad (I’ll show it here) I was reminded about good use of granular terms but I caught a few addition things that could have been done. We’ll go over some

Read More »

Chiropractic Non-Profit in 2009 Chicago Marathon

This year’s Chicago Marathon will feature its’ first Chiropractic running team. Non-Profit Chiropractic Organization (NPCO) is excited to announce its’ participation in the 2009 Bank of America Chicago Marathon being held on Sunday, October 11, 2009 in Chicago, Illinois. As a Contributing Charity, NPCO has committed to recruiting a team of 70 runners to “run with a vision.”

Read More »