September 1, 2005

September 1, 2005

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Featuring George A. Goodman, D.C. President of Logan College of Chiropractic

Optimizing the Well-Being of the Patient

Complement and Enhance Your Chiropractic Treatments

By Stephanie Leonard

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Featuring George A. Goodman, D.C. President of Logan College of Chiropractic

Dr. George A. Goodman is a career chiropractic educator. His 30-plus vears of teaching and administrative experience have culminated in a successful thirteen years of service as President at Logan College of Chiropractic. Dr. Goodman has a strong in

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Optimizing the Well-Being of the Patient

Interview with Paul White, D.C., Founder of Nutri-West Nutri-West was founded in 1981, a small nutritional supplement company offering a limited, but effective line of its own products. The company was the creation of a successful Wyoming chiropract

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Complement and Enhance Your Chiropractic Treatments

Step back to the turn of the last millennia when chiropractic was the birth of an idea, an experience of the touch of a hand, of the analysis of a network of nerves and backbone. Look now, as we have witnessed the growth and development of this prof

By Stephanie Leonard

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Micro Miracles: Discover the Healing Power of Enzymes

Enzymes arc the essential building blocks of life, the natural chemical catalysts that regulate all of the metabolic processes in your body—from digestion to immune function to tissue repair to hormonal bal- >: ancc to the rate at which you age. The

By Author Ellen Cutler

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Breakthroughs in Mental and Emotional Health

AS CHIROPRACTORS, A MAJOR KEY TO ADDRESSING THE WHOLE nervous system is obviously found in the mental and emotional realm. Although individual approaches have been developed to therapcutically enhance our mental and emo­tional health, none has achie

By Dr. Frank J. King

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Cervical Adjustments to Prevent Sudden Infant Death?

Reference: Heart Rate Changes in Response to Mild Mechanical Irritation of the High Cervical Spinal Cord Region in Infants Forensic Science International Volume 128, Issue 3, August 28, 2002, Pages 168-176 L. E. Koch, H. Koch, S. Graumann- Brunt, D.

By Dan Murphy

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Treatment Protocols

Treatment protocols are care paths, based upon accepted utilization guide­lines and a consensus among the health­care delivering team, that organize the diagnostic and therapeutic services that arc appropriate to a patient's condition and how often

By Mark Sanna

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The I.C.P.A. Presents on Behalf of Chiropractic in Pregnancy

During June 16-18, 2005, the World Federation of Chiropractic and the Foundation for Chiropractic Education and Research co-sponsored their biennial research conference in Sydney. Australia. Joel Alcantara, D.C., presented a paper, written by himsel

By Jeanne Ohm

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Research: How much is enough?

Till! HKiCil-ST CRITICISM LEVELED AGAINST CHIROPRACTIC IS THAT it is unscientific. Or, in the words of the now infamous Newsweek article on "Treating Back Pain" (April 26, 2004), it suffers from a '"dearth of good research to prove ef­ficacy." The s

By David A. Jackson

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Tread Carefully Before Entering a PPO Agreement

IF YOU ARE A PROVIDER UNDER A PREFERRED PROVIDER Organization plan, you may be losing tens of thousands of dollars to which you are entitled. There is a scam occurring throughout the country, called the "Silent PPO", which is costing doctors a lot o

By Deborah Green

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