By: Monte H. Greenawalt, DC, DABCO Doctor, it is your ATTITUDE that will take you to whatever ALTITUDE you want. Think about the fact that your patient is a person who acts and reacts in much the same manner as you react. Your patient has come to you for help. Their problem is of sufficient
By: Monte H. Greenawalt, DC, DABCO The well-disciplined Doctor of Chiropractic has learned to look at the patient as a whole person. Humans are inseparable, and each part is dependent upon the related parts. We are a group of integrated and interrelated components. In Chiropractic college we concentrated on the spine and justly so. We
By: William M. Austin, DC, CCSP, CCRD The Baby Boomer generation is that group of individuals born between 1946 and 1964. There are approximately 76 million baby boomers and this group comprises the largest single segment of the American population. So, if you’ve noticed the median age of your patients has changed, it could be
By: Christopher Kent, DC Objective Assessment of the Relationship Between Lower Extremity Abnormalities and Paraspinal Muscle Function Using Surface Electromyography Physical, chemical, and emotional stress may result in spinal problems, including vertebral subluxation. A common cause of physical stress is aberrant posture due to structural asymmetry in the lower extremity. Chronic physical stress caused by leg length
By: Kurt Vreeland, DC, DICAK, DABCN, DACAN, FACCN Throughout the history of Chiropractic, a common theme in trying to alleviate patient suffering has been the correction of posture. Regardless of the particular technique practiced, there always seems to be a common denominator in the restoration of “normal” posture. Sometimes the problem is that we can’t
By: Tim Maggs, DC As my plane touched down at Chicago’s O’Hare Airport in April, 1999, I felt a sense of excitement. I was scheduled to spend the next three days in the Chicago Bulls’ locker room with Coach Al Vermeil, the head strength and conditioning coach for the Bulls. Coach Vermeil had helped take
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By: John Zhang, Ph.D., M.D. Chiropractic Adjustments Plus Orthotics Reduced Symptoms for Workers Standing Six Hours Daily Download PDF Now
By: John K. Hyland, D.C., DACBR DABCO, Terry R. Yochum, D.C., DACBR, and Michael S. Barry, D.C., DACBR Bone Marrow Edema and Postural Misalignment: A Preliminary Report Download PDF Now
By: Larry Markson, DC, Bob Hoffman, DC, and Dennis Perman, DC We as a society are more “stressed-out” than ever before. Today, the stress of careers, deadlines, conflicts, family—as well as demands on our time and money—take a huge toll on our health and well-being. Just as a chain breaks at its weakest link,
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Download PDF By: Jerrilyn A. Cambron, DC, PhD, Manuel Duarte, DC, Jennifer Dexheimer, BS, LMT, and Thomas Solecki, DC Abstract Objectives: The purpose of this pilot study was to investigate the feasibility of a randomized clinical trial of shoe orthotics for chronic low-back pain. Methods: The study recruited 50 patients with chronic low-back pain through
By: Peter G. Fernandez, DC As a consultant to over 5000 DCs, I’ve witnessed the fact that many Chiropractors are reluctant to recommend, and/or charge for, ancillary products that would help their patients – products that could easily be made available in their offices. Why do these doctors feel uncomfortable in providing and charging their
