A Subluxated World

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.

Forwarded to us by our friends at ChiroFeed Dear ChiroFeed Friends: We are excited about the increasing service we are able to provide here in America and outside our borders. We want to share with you a story from Dr. Scott Mindel here in Seattle who was with us on our recent mission trip to…

By Robert G. Berkowitz, D.C. Dear Fellow Chiropractor and Friends of ChiropracTIC, I, for some reason wanted to share in my experience of 9/21/2001. I volunteered my services as a Chiropractor to check spines at both the Javits Center and at Ground Zero. The Javits Center is a large coliseum where the boat show, auto…

September 18, 2007 will mark 112 years since the first chiropractic adjustment was made by DD Palmer, the world’s first chiropractor, at the Ryan building in Davenport, Iowa. The profession of chiropractic has helped millions live healthier lives, without the use of dangerous drugs and surgeries. After more than a century of success, what the world needs now, is more chiropractors.

By Sal Hendrix, Nurse and future DC While some of us still wonder how and why we’re here on this planet, many of us have definite ideas. Personally, a strong belief in God and Universal energy helps me maintain a positive outlook on life. Some of us believe that we are “called” into certain paths…

Good morning God, good morning God, good morning God. I feel great, I feel great, I feel great. That may be considered more of an affirmation than a daily prayer, but I speak it out loud every morning I arise, before beginning my day. Today is the first Thursday in May, and it’s the National Day of Prayer in the United States.