May 1, 2002

May 1, 2002

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Interview

Sports Chiropractor Plus

By KATHLEEN D. BAUMGARDNER11 min

Rehabilitation

Sports, Exercise and Rehabilitation

By Christine Foss7 min

Practice Building

7 Habits of Highly Effective Collections

By Eric Kaplan6 min

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Interview

Sports Chiropractor Plus

M "V /: Kathleen D. Baumgardner, this year's AC A Sports M W Council Chiropractor of the Year, received her BS de--^-^ gree from Bucknell University in Pennsylvania, and is a 19S6 graduate of Logan College of Chiropractic. She main­tains her practic

By KATHLEEN D. BAUMGARDNER11 min

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Rehabilitation

Sports, Exercise and Rehabilitation

Those patients who are treated sooner rather than later heal quicker. This is FACT. To rehabilitate and educate the patient in such a way that prevents re-injury, reduces exacerbations and speeds up recovery time is a true service to the patient.

By Christine Foss7 min

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Practice Building

7 Habits of Highly Effective Collections

A s a healthcare consultant specializing in multi-spe­cialty practices, I am aware of the basic chiropractic mentality. How do I make more money? What can I bill for now? The key in today's world of com­pliance and regulation is to bill more effecti

By Eric Kaplan6 min

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Nutrition

Can food be a cause of Rheumatoid Arthritis?

G enetics, pathogenic organisms, food compo­nents, and intestinal permeability (leaky gut) can all play a complex role in the development of rheumatoid arthritis. One hypothesis, which was presented in a review article published by the British Journ

By Lynn Toohey6 min

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Nutrition

Back pain, breast cancer and omega-3 fatty acids

Serious diseases, such as cancer, are literally fed by the dietary n6 fatty acids. Discover how easy it is to load ud our cells with them. AS MENTIONED IN MY LAST ARTICLE, AN excessive consumption of n6 fatty acids can wreak havoc on the human syste

By David Seaman5 min

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Radiology

How to Identify Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm

a Life Threatening Circumstance in Chiropractic Clinical Practice! ne of the highest risk factors a practicing chiropractor faces in the aging patient popu­lation is the presence of an abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA). These patients may often presen

By Terry R. Yochum5 min

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Rehabilitation

Small Steps Lead to Rehab Success

Choosing the best exercises for patients with neck and back problems is not easy. We know that exercise is an important key to full recovery of func­tion, and we don't want to skip any of the recommended exercises.

By Kim D. Christensen5 min

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Homeopathy

Hemorrhoids & Homeopathy

10 million people in the United States currently have the problem I recently received a call from a doctor who had just begun using homeopathy in his practice. He was most excited about one of his first cases, where he gave a hemorrhoid formula to a

By Frank King Jr.5 min

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Chiropractic Around The World

CHIROPRACTIC AROUND THE WORLD

as Unlicensed Chiropractor Sentenced PENNSYLVANIA—An unlicensed chiropractor w; ordered to spend four months wearing an electronic moni­toring bracelet and perform 300 hours of community service. He also was told he could not practice chiropractic m

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Orthotics

Athletes and Hip Injuries: Can Orthotics Help?

The competitive and the recreational athlete can each be affected by injuries to the muscles and ligaments around the hip. These injuries can significantly in­terfere with sports enjoyment and perfor­mance levels, and they occasionally will end part

By John Danchik4 min

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