March 1, 2007

March 1, 2007

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EDITORS' MEMO

ICPA Presents at International Holistic Pediatriac Conference

By Jeanne Ohm

A Case of RA/DISH

By Paul Sherman

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EDITORS' MEMO

IN THIS ISSUE.... I t's our annual Table issue! Let's face it, as a chi-ropractor you have to think about your chiropractic table(s) at least once a year, so let's make this the time to do it! Whether you're just starting up your practice and want t

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ICPA Presents at International Holistic Pediatriac Conference

T III-RR IS MUCH TALK TODAY about the integration/col­laboration among chiroprac­tors and other practitioners. It is important for us to realize that our future success with these collabo­rations depend on the underlying philosophy from which these

By Jeanne Ohm

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A Case of RA/DISH

Discussion: RA/DISH is a disorder involving two conditions: rheuma­toid arthritis (RA) and diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH), which is also known as Forestiers disease or ankvlosing hyperostosis.u-5 RA is considered the most common inf

By Paul Sherman

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What you and your patients need to know about Fish and Mercury

M ANY PATH-NTS ARli I-AM1L1AR WITH AT LliAST SOMli ()!•" Till-: health benefits of fish oil supplementation and dietary consumption of fatty fish, especially species higher in the n-3 fatty acids eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahcxae-noic acid

By Daniel J. Murphy, Michael L. Underhill

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Staff: Your Most Valuable Asset

W l Il-N ASSESSING THE ASSETS OF YOUR PRACTICE, YOUR STAFF should be your most coveted element. Nothing can make or break your practice like your staff. A well-trained, happy staff propels your practice to new heights. An unhappy, unmotivatcd staff

By Fred Di Domenico

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Interview with Leander Eckard, D.C.

Creator of the First Ever, Motorized Flexion-Distraction Table D r. Li-andkr Eckard attended his first year of chiro-practic college at Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa, in 1959 and 1960. He transferred to Cleveland College in Kansa

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Success Enhanced with Axial Decompression

Interview with Richard E. Busch III, D.C. Dr. Richard Busch III has dedicated his life to helping severe and chronic patients get their lives back through a unique and customized protocol using chiropractic and axial decompression as the foundation.

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The Ear Adjustment

M RS. "H" AND HI:R HUSBAND HAD been coming in for their "main­tenance" adjustments for quite a while and, during one particular visit, she brought her fifteen-month-old daugh­ter, who was in a seriously poor mood. When asked, Mom said the little gir

By George Le Beau

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Frequency and Duration of Care for the Doctor of Chiropractic

T HERE HAS BEEN A LOT OF NEWS LATELY REGARDING THE COUN-cil on Chiropractic Guidelines and Practice Parameters (CCGPP) and its validity in the chiropractic clinical setting. I have been anticipating the release of these clinical compass guidelines b

By Dwight Whynot

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Cardiovascular Disease: Could It Be a CoQ 10 Deficiency?

BIOSYNTHESIS OF COQ10 requires at least seven vitamins: Vitamin B2, Vitamin B3, Vitamin B6, Folic Acid, Vitamin B12, Vitamin C, Vitamin B5; and several trace elements. D ISCOVERED BY RESEARCHERS AT THE UNIVER-sity of Wisconsin in 1957, Coenzyme Q10

By Rodger Murphree

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