Chiropractic Economics Staff, Author at Chiropractic Economics

Results of the first cannabidiol (CBD) bioavailability clinical trial on human subjects released

Chiropractic Economics Staff February 3, 2020

In January, TruGen3 announced the release of the first-ever clinical trial on healthy human subjects testing oral bioavailability of cannabidiol. CBD is known to have limited oral bioavailability due to its poor aqueous solubility and extensive first-pass metabolism. The August 2019 study published in the journal Molecules sought to determine whether the absorption of CBD […]

Standard Process fueled ‘Impossible Row’ to finish line

Chiropractic Economics Staff January 27, 2020

Nutrition is never more important than in a world record attempt, as Colin O’Brady, professional endurance athlete, knows well. In his recent and successful manned-row across the treacherous Drake Passage, O’Brady’s partnership with Standard Process helped keep the six-man team fueled and healthy throughout the twelve-day, 655.2-nautical mile expedition – breaking five world records in […]

Texas Chiropractic College receives accreditation reaffirmation from CCE

Chiropractic Economics Staff January 25, 2020

The Council on Chiropractic Education (CCE) has reaffirmed the Texas Chiropractic College (TCC) doctor of chiropractic degree program. This reaffirmation marks the beginning of the next eight-year accreditation cycle for TCC. The council determined TCC meets all the standards after reviewing accreditation materials, including the self-study, site team report and TCC’s response to the CCE […]

Two new members elected to the Palmer College of Chiropractic Board of Trustees

Chiropractic Economics Staff January 24, 2020

The Palmer College of Chiropractic Board of Trustees has added two new board members, Nathan Hinkeldey, DC, DACRB; and Patricia L. Hardaway, JD, MPW, effective Jan. 1, 2020, for a one-year term with the opportunity for a three-year appointment thereafter. Nathan Hinkeldey works at the VA Central Iowa Health Care System in Des Moines, within […]

Palmer Center for Chiropractic Research develops resources to help diagnose and address low-back pain

Chiropractic Economics Staff January 24, 2020

Back pain is a leading cause of disability in most countries due in part to some big challenges in diagnosing and caring for conditions causing low-back pain. Researchers at Palmer Center for Chiropractic Research (PCCR) recently developed new diagnostic and management tools for doctors of chiropractic and other health professionals. “Back pain is often complex, […]

Logan University partners with Shanghai University of Medicine & Health Sciences

Chiropractic Economics Staff January 24, 2020

Logan University has established a partnership with the Shanghai University of Medicine & Health Sciences (SUMHS) in Shanghai, which will present unique educational opportunities for students and faculty from both institutions beginning in 2020. For several months, a team consisting of Logan President Clay McDonald, DC, MBA, JD; Dean of the College of Chiropractic Vincent […]

Drinking vinegar for health, tips for lowering sodium intake

Chiropractic Economics Staff January 21, 2020

For people who need to cut back on their daily intake of sodium to control blood pressure and lower the risk of stroke, the key may be in home cooking, including drinking vinegar for health. Most sodium in the diet comes from prepackaged foods and restaurants. Home-cooked meals can be fast, easy, delicious and, above […]

Life Chiropractic College West uses biomarkers to support vitalistic research

Chiropractic Economics Staff January 16, 2020

How do we know — with irrefutable research and hard data — that someone who is living the chiropractic lifestyle is, in fact, healthier than the average person who is not receiving chiropractic care? That is the question before a small, deeply dedicated group of scientists led by Life Chiropractic College West’s Director of Research, […]

NCMIC launches resources designed for chiropractic students

Chiropractic Economics Staff January 16, 2020

Around 2,500 students graduate from chiropractic colleges every year across the United States. To help ease the transition and prepare students for life after graduation, NCMIC has created the Starting Into Practice® Program. The Starting Into Practice Program has held on-campus presentations for over 20 years and recently launched a website and Facebook group designed […]

“Roaring into the Future” at Sherman College Lyceum 2020

Chiropractic Economics Staff January 16, 2020

The continuing education department at Sherman College of Chiropractic is “Roaring into the Future” and will be hosting its annual continuing education and homecoming event, Lyceum, April 30-May 2, 2020, on the Sherman College campus in Spartanburg, S.C. Up to 23 hours of CE have been applied for. The plenary speaker lineup includes the following […]

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