May 1, 2013

May 1, 2013

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Study Published in Spine Magazine Shows Chiropractic Care Helps Active Duty Military with Lower Back Pain

Extremity Adjusting: A Vital Part of Chiropractic

By Kevin M. Wong

Structural Correction: Tim Maggs, DC Discusses the Most Ignored Demographic, The Student Athlete

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Study Published in Spine Magazine Shows Chiropractic Care Helps Active Duty Military with Lower Back Pain

Patients with acute low back pain receiving a combination of chiropractic manipulative therapy and standard medical care experienced a statistically and clinically significant reduction in their back pain and improved physical functioning when compa

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Extremity Adjusting: A Vital Part of Chiropractic

T here is no question that the root of chiropractic lies in the use of the hands on the axial spine and pelvis. It has been something originally developed by D.D. Palmer and passed down the ages from our forefa­thers to us. It is important to rememb

By Kevin M. Wong

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Structural Correction: Tim Maggs, DC Discusses the Most Ignored Demographic, The Student Athlete

ByTAC D r. Tim Maggs is the current Director of Sports Biomeclianics at Christian Brothers Academy in Albany. New York. He will provide his Structural Management R Program to their highly successful athletic department. This is the first time a chir

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MIX, FIX, SET Protocols for Posture Rehab

"Don't slump, stand up straight!" How "s that working for you? Probably not very well, as I think back to how effective that was when I was a child. We talk about changing posture. but how can we permanently change it. Posture is not a conscious dec

By Dennis Woggon

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Leading care through Innovation and Passion

ByTAC D r. Kevin Jardinc graduated from Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in 2002 and has been in prac­tice for just over a decade. Dr. Jardinc comes from a background in exercise science from the University of New Brunswick. Dr. Jardinc is the

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The Benefits of a Multi-specialty Practice

"Choose a job that you love and you 'II never work a day in your life. " From the time that I was a small child, my parents instilled that concept into our family life day in and day out. Hard work and education were always things that were a vast p

By Emily Fennell

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Difficulty Receiving Referrals from Attorneys? Technologize and Mesmerize

A s mam chiropractors recognize, personal injury (PI) practice can be very lucrative: however, it has one serious challenge: namely, developing mutually beneficial referral relationships with PI Attorneys. Having worked in the world of PI for over 2

By David Marcarian, Nancy Miggins

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Build a Huge Personal Injury Practice Purely on Clinical Excellence

T lie biggest secret of personal injury is that there arc no real secrets, only formulas for success and conversely, formulas for failure. Marketing and advertising in the form of breakfasts. lunches and dinners, theater and ballgame tickets, holida

By Mark Studin

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Rehab: Results Speak for Themselves

W hat happens with your patients if you arc no longer physically able to adjust them using manual manipulation on a short-term or long-term basis? After experiencing some major medical issues I found myself in just that position, asking the same que

By Jon Pettibon

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What is Functional Medicine?

F unctional Medicine is patient-centered medical healing at its best. Instead of looking at and treating health problems as iso­lated diseases, it treats individuals who may have bodily symptoms, imbalances, and dysfunctions. As the following graphi

By Ronald Grisanti

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