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Prioritizing safety in pediatric chiropractic care

Arlan W. Fuhr, DC July 14, 2016

Clinical Concerns | Aurélie M. Marchand, DC, in private practice in Italy, published in the Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics in November 2015 what may be the first preliminary model of care for adjusting infants and children.

Colloidal silver for sinus infections is a natural path to healing

Steven R. Frank June 8, 2016

If any of your patients are suffering from chronic sinusitis and have been through multiple courses of antibiotics, then you know the ills of the antibiotic approach. The use of antibiotics can leave a patient with intestinal problems and often yeast infections. If successful, antibiotics might resolve a sinus infection for six months or so. […]

Fighting free radicals with glutathione

Terry Lemerond June 2, 2016

Glutathione (GSH) has been referred to as the “master antioxidant.” It is an absolute must for good health across the board; glutathione benefits include supporting the activity of the liver and helping neutralize dangerous toxins, it bolsters the immune system by helping the body create white blood cells that fight harmful infections and viruses, and […]

Your patients face poor posture from modern lifestyle habits

Chiropractic Economics Staff June 2, 2016

Text neck (or “tech neck”) is the new buzzword about the poor posture of modern life. Patients increasingly blame their worsening neck and back pain on their phones, tablets, and computers. This burgeoning awareness of posture’s impact on health is a boon for DCs who congruently address these new chronic pain syndromes in their clinical […]

19th Annual Chiropractic Salary and Expense survey

Casey Nighbor May 23, 2016

Adapting to thrive, not just survive A changing healthcare landscape presents new challenges for your practice. Are you willing to adjust to provide your patients with the best possible care? The past few years haven’t been the easiest for anyone who is in or has entered the healthcare field. Although the economic crash in 2008 is becoming just a memory, there are still enduring legacies to remind you things will never quite be the same. The pressure to survive and also achieve success is enormous in a healthcare landscape that often feels filled with landmines.

Chiropractic research to care: Bridging the gap

Tina Beychok May 6, 2016

Research is usually at the forefront of the field of chiropractic. Data allows researchers to draw conclusions, which in turn can influence best practices that DCs use in order to provide the best care to their patients. Nevertheless, by the time that research data gets all the way down to the average chiropractor, it may seem so far removed from their day-to-day experience with patients that it feels almost meaningless.

Curcumin is the master healing ingredient

Ajay Goel April 21, 2016

Wellness Approach |If you had to recommend just one botanical supplement, you couldn’t do better than curcumin from turmeric (Curcuma longa). Curcumin may be the only natural compound that eases pain, reduces inflammation, stops free radical damage, alleviates depression, and protects cellular processes throughout the body.

Functional Medicine offers a powerful approach to healing

Robert Hedaya April 18, 2016

Case by Case |Functional medicine (FM), founded on systems biology, is an approach to illness in which a practitioner strives to identify and correct the root causes of dysfunction. In this model, categorical classification of a person’s disease is much less important than understanding the underlying mechanisms of disease.

Finding your niche

Tammy Worth February 23, 2016

Feature |Additional education is a direct route to practice specialization. You can do a number of things to increase your competitiveness in a crowded market. Adding new equipment, profit centers, and additional modalities are common strategies many find effective.

Research confirms chiropractic still frequently used for children’s health benefits

Christina DeBusk February 22, 2016

One study released in 2015 shares that chiropractic is still one of the most sought after healthcare solutions for our nation’s children, providing them an effective treatment option helping them get back to engaging in the activities they enjoy once again.

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