March 1, 2002

March 1, 2002

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Technique

A Close Look at the Adjustment 10 Great Techniques with introduction by Alan Creed, D.C.

Nutrition

Structural problems cause headaches: A case history

By Paul S. Inselman8 min

Seminar Tour

TAC takes you to The Worldwide Chiropractic Pediatrics Conference

By Jaclyn Busch8 min

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Technique

A Close Look at the Adjustment 10 Great Techniques with introduction by Alan Creed, D.C.

The following article is a result of a cooperative effort among The American Chiropractor, Dr. Alan Creed and leading authorities on the techniques featured What Is a Technique? A technique is an operating system with established protocols for evalu

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Nutrition

Structural problems cause headaches: A case history

The obvious is only ob­vious when you look for it. With each passing year, I find that the more I look to the obvious, the faster my patients get well. I often feel like Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz: If only I had searched in my own backyard, I would

By Paul S. Inselman8 min

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Seminar Tour

TAC takes you to The Worldwide Chiropractic Pediatrics Conference

The nation s capitol was the site of a springtime event specifically designed for chiropractors committed to helping chil­dren, andThe American Chiropractor was there! See Editor Jaclyn Busch 's impres­sions of the experience on the following page.

By Jaclyn Busch8 min

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Nutrition

Fibromyalgia Update: A New and Terrible Demon Part Two of Two

The new and terrible demon that we intro-duecd into the eauses of fibromyalgia in Part One (Volume 23, Issue 5) was HCV (hepatitis C). We warned the practitioners of the healing arts that, if they were protein/sulfur defi­cient, they were in the gre

By Brice E. Vickery7 min

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Nutrition

Nutritional Approaches to Bone Spurs

When we speiik ot bone spurs, or "osteopliytes", the first thing that comes to most people's minds is the pain­ful, bony growth that usu­ally occurs on the heel. They arc noticed more, ob­viously, when they do oc­cur on the heel, because of the mech

By Lynn Toohey7 min

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Orthotics

The Short Leg and Orthotic Support

Leg length inequality ("short leg") may ini­tially be suspected from a patient's clinical exam, spi­nal X-rays, or from recurrent subluxations. Begin with an accurate examination to de­termine the amount of dif­ference and influence this discrepancy

By John Danchik6 min

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Practice Management

Efficient Overhead Management Means an Efficient Team

Inevitably, there comes a time when every physi­cian takes a good hard look at the business machinery of his or her practice and de­cides that it's time fora tune-up. These thoughts typi­cally arise when it becomes necessary for you to deter­mine wh

By Charles Schuster5 min

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Technology

Technology and Technique: New Partners in Patient Care

II' you're still wondering what role tech­nology should play in chiropractic practice today, consider this: from B.J. to Gonstead, doctors have been looking for more objective data for guiding and evalu­ating what they do. Whether you rely on instru

By David Marcarian5 min

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Homeopathy

Homeopathy: Testing Innate Intelligence

Homeopathy was once a complex healing art relegated to only a few doc­tors who have dedicated their lives to its study. Now, new contemporary break­throughs make homeopathy fast, easy and more effec­tive for the chiropractic phy­sician. There is no

By Frank J. King5 min

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Perspective

Seeing Clearly

To quote the song: ""I can see clearly now the rain is gone. I can see all obstacles in my way." How clear is your vision? How conscious are you of obstacles that lie between where you are and where you want to be? Seeing clearly is an inescapable m

By Patrick Gentempo4 min

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