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Monthly Archives: December 2018
Not a Household Word
Vertebral subluxation (VS) is not a household word, but it should be. That’s because it’s a common situation that has a big effect on the well-being of people of all ages. Although VS can greatly disturb a person’s life and … Continue reading
Asociación Quiropráctica Argentina
Charlene and I returned from our visit to Argentina on Wednesday. I was invited there to present a seminar before the Asociación Quiropráctica Argentina (AQA), which is the national chiropractic association in their country. The people were wonderful, the weather … Continue reading
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