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Ushering in The “Golden Age” of Chiropracticby Sid Mouk, D.C. Opportunity #2The Medical Profession Is Still Doing “Business As Usual” Basic thinking in medicine seems to have always been that the human body is a poorly designed mechanical structure that is prone to breakdowns and attacks from without (with several unneeded parts such as the…

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. “Waking Up the Brain: Amazing Adjustments,” is the title of a program currently being broadcast on PBS public television that features chiropractic and chiropractic neurologist Dr. Ted Carrick. “For just about one hundred years, chiropractors have been studying the relationship between a healthy spine and a healthy body and spirit.” That,…

Happy New Year – Y2K+1! * File updated on 01/04/2001* Changes in News* Payments to Affiliates If your reading this you know that we have launched our new site for 2001. (unless this is your first visit) While I am glad we have been successful in getting the new site in place, we still have…

When was the last time someone came to your office complaining of a subluxation or requesting subluxation correction? I am expecting that in more offices across the planet this is occurring more frequently. I am also wondering which offices such people are entering and what is happening in offices that don’t correct subluxations.

There’s been a firestorm of discussion going on today related to a new video campaign by the makers of Motrin. Going to be one hell of a week for those in the reputation management department at Johnson & Johnson, the makers of Motrin. I’m not getting into the Motrin Mom campaign discussion here, visit the blog for my thoughts on the campaign and major headache side effects.

By Sharon Gorman, D.C. Many years ago when I was running one office I had a staff meeting. The purpose of the meeting was to work on the practice flow and our capacity. I had a desire to serve more people and it just wasn’t happening even though I was seeing a lot of new…