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…the National Vaccine Information Center has taught me one thing: the global alliance between Big Pharma and Big Public Health is a prescription for disaster that could extend far beyond…

…that chiropractors differ from one another, there are numerous things that they share in common. What do you say we get to know some of them better? Meet Scott Swanson,…

…it hurts. Unfortunately, this is the role that chiropractors have pigeon holed themselves into. These are the easy and obvious things to talk about when someone asks what we do….

…they have probably tried everything to relieve their pain. Let them know that something magical will happen to them now that they have chosen to come to your office. I…

…that everything is OK because no one is saying anything. For me when I shut down to the person things can only get worse. It is very hard to make…

…other newsletters from organizations such as the WCA as well as chiropractic advocates like Dr. Tedd Koren questioning the apparently suspect nature of merging the ICA and ACA. One thing…

…is the difference between a Winner and a Loser? Winners are willing to do the things that losers will not do. That doesn’t mean it is easier for a Winner,…

…insufficient. They’re not enough. They’re lacking. They were brought into this world with something missing and that something that’s missing can be brought to them by their local pharmaceutical and…

…between everything in the universe now. I have realized that everything you need you have right inside you because what you have inside you is the same thing that exists…

Parker Chiropractic News DALLAS — Parker University College of Chiropractic recently presented $23,000 in scholarships to 18 students. The scholarships committee comprised of Parker faculty, staff, students, and alumni, select…

…staff, too. People wait for them, sometimes standing patiently in the background after their adjustment looking like anxious puppies while things are happening at the front desk. Now, I am…

…“Armstrong’s ride to victory was smooth from start to finish” and some said that Lance was “untouchable.” Bonnie DeSimone of the Chicago Tribune called the high-altitude stages “backbreaking.” Good thing…

…races and walk-a-thons. In this electronic era we live in nothing touches people like someone who touches people. A handshake or a kind word goes a long, long way. Monthly…