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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
Vertebral subluxation
Chiropractic offices often have information about vertebral subluxations and we tell people that everyone should have their spines checked for subluxation. But we know that the term may not be all that meaningful to most people. Subluxation is not a … Continue reading
Dental professionals need chiropractic
While reviewing some recently published research reports, I was interested to see that several studies in PubMed™ have confirmed what we have been seeing in clinical practice. Dental professionals need to be particularly diligent about getting proper chiropractic care. The … Continue reading
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Tagged chiropractic, dental professionals, vertebral subluxation
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Freedom
These blog entries are written with you in mind. Rather than just filling space, I look for information that is useful to the reader. I often try to think about what’s going on at a particular time, like special events, … Continue reading
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Tagged children, Fourth of July, freedom, Lincoln, subluxation
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Medical Advice
Yesterday, in conversation with one of our practice members, we touched on an interesting subject. Since we’ve run into this issue a time or two before, I thought it might be a good idea to jot down a few thoughts … Continue reading
School’s open – are your kids well adjusted?
Back to school time is upon us. The kids are falling into their routine, and we parents have worked hard readying our children. We’ve seen to the clothes, shoes, backpacks, school supplies, and the like. Teachers, doing their part, are ready … Continue reading
TyTron™ C-5000 thermographic scanner
All of our practice members are familiar with this device we use to help determine whether or not someone needs an adjustment. Although each individual is scanned on every visit in our practice, someone recently pointed out to me that … Continue reading
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Tagged nerve interference, subluxation, thermography, TyTron™
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Caveat Emptor
The title of this message is the Latin term, Caveat Emptor, which means “let the buyer beware.” That’s the term that popped into my head after returning to the office for afternoon hours a little while ago. At lunchtime today … Continue reading
Healthy tidbits (update)
TIDBIT #1 Think like a proton – always positive! Every great idea or invention began as a thought. Thought is immeasurably powerful and it is always shaping our life. It can be subconscious or conscious, but either way it’s always … Continue reading
Scientists find medical error to be the third leading cause of death in the US
Profitability has become the elephant in the treatment room Continue reading