It’s Saturday, and we have another full action packed day of chiropractic. Today kicks off bright and early with Drs. Wendy Coren and David Lundquist who will be discussing “precision communication.” I spent some time in the room listening to these two Drs. and they shared some great information. “What’s in a name?” Is the topic they were discussing when I came in.
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Kernville, California — Discipline, it’s a term you’ll hear spoken by nearly every chiropractic warrior. Character, it’s the essence of who we are and it is defined by how we respond to the challenges we face in our daily lives. We as individuals, express ourselves in so many unique and fabulous
Authored by Dawson WinchesterReprinted with permissionSt. Thomas Times-Journal October 7, 2000 Time again for the annual ‘needles or not’ flu debate. If it weren’t such a damn serious subject it could be considered a silly and immature debate. But it is serious. Deadly serious for your children, loved ones, and yourself if you make the
B.J. Palmer said that chiropractic was bigger than medicine, bigger than religion. In fact, he stated “Chiropractic is the biggest idea I know of.” This month we celebrate one hundred and five years of chiropractic. Next month, two California chiropractors will begin their journey towards worldwide recognition and acclaim as a result of anchoring themselves
Authored by Dr. Joe Strauss More and more, the health fields are acknowledging the interrelationship of areas of health and human function that previously were thought to be unrelated. In the field of psychology, researchers are finding that depression weakens bones, anxiety about eating can affect the menstrual cycle and stress can affect fertility. Whether
It’s Saturday, and we have another full action packed day of chiropractic. Today kicks off bright and early with Drs. Wendy Coren and David Lundquist who will be discussing “precision communication.” I spent some time in the room listening to these two Drs. and they shared some great information. “What’s in a name?” Is the topic they were discussing when I came in.
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Kernville, California — Discipline, it’s a term you’ll hear spoken by nearly every chiropractic warrior. Character, it’s the essence of who we are and it is defined by how we respond to the challenges we face in our daily lives. We as individuals, express ourselves in so many unique and fabulous
Authored by Dawson WinchesterReprinted with permissionSt. Thomas Times-Journal October 7, 2000 Time again for the annual ‘needles or not’ flu debate. If it weren’t such a damn serious subject it could be considered a silly and immature debate. But it is serious. Deadly serious for your children, loved ones, and yourself if you make the
B.J. Palmer said that chiropractic was bigger than medicine, bigger than religion. In fact, he stated “Chiropractic is the biggest idea I know of.” This month we celebrate one hundred and five years of chiropractic. Next month, two California chiropractors will begin their journey towards worldwide recognition and acclaim as a result of anchoring themselves
Authored by Dr. Joe Strauss More and more, the health fields are acknowledging the interrelationship of areas of health and human function that previously were thought to be unrelated. In the field of psychology, researchers are finding that depression weakens bones, anxiety about eating can affect the menstrual cycle and stress can affect fertility. Whether