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If online marketing keeps changing, how do I keep up?

Chiropractic Economics June 30, 2011

As a chiropractor who has a passion for patient wellness, you will always be a health professional first and a marketing expert second. Those who try to reverse these two end up alienating their patients with grandiose sales pitches or stop seeing patients altogether and sell health products instead. If you’re reading this, I assume […]

Foot Levelers’ Stabilizers improve gait, reduce fatigue

Chiropractic Economics June 30, 2011

By Stude DE, Gullickson J. Abstract Objective. This investigation evaluated the effects of orthotic intervention on gait patterns and fatigue associated with nine holes of simulated golf. Methods. Gait was assessed before and after nine holes of simulated golf, utilizing video freeze-frame analysis. Subjects wore Foot Levelers custom- made, flexible orthotics daily for six weeks […]

Effects of Biofreeze pain reliever and chiropractic adjustments on acute low back pain: a pilot study

Chiropractic Economics June 30, 2011

Abstract Low back pain (LBP) symptoms are extremely common, affecting as much as 80 percent of the population at some time in their lives.1 Diversified chiropractic adjustment is one of the most frequently used adjusting techniques in the chiropractic management of LBP. There is sufficient evidence that diversified adjustment may reduce LBP. Biofreeze topical analgesic […]

Research on bioactivity of Brussels sprouts supports the benefits of whole food complexity

Chiropractic Economics June 30, 2011

By Standard Process Inc. In cell and animal models, Standard Process researchers find that Brussels sprout bioactivity is retained despite removal of a key enzyme. This research expands Standard Process’ knowledge of how processing changes natural products and broadens the classification of “health promoting” phytochemicals in whole foods. Cruciferous vegetables are associated with good […]

A double-blind, placebo-controlled randomized evaluation of the effect of the Erchonia EML and the Erchonia THL laser devices on Parkinson’s disease clinical study protocol

Chiropractic Economics June 30, 2011

Theory of mechanism of operation: Parkinsonism is a clinical syndrome defined by diminished facial expression, stooped posture, slowness of voluntary movement, festinating gait, and tremors. Parkinson disease (PD) is found in individuals with progressive Parkin- sonism and is diagnosed based on clinical assessment and diagnostic exclusion. Parkinson disease is associated with the degeneration of dopaimnergic […]

Why Men Don’t Go to Chiropractors

Julie Weaver June 21, 2011

This is a fascinating conversation that clues us in as to why the men in your community do not match chiropractic with preventative health. If the public doesn’t understand or know what you do, how are we going to shift your community’s view of chiropractic? Julie Weaver discusses how to broaden the understanding of chiropractic […]

Willing and “Abel”

Julie Weaver June 7, 2011

Learn how to create a contagious enthusiasm in your practice. Abel, the best bellman in Boston, taught me that customer service is not just a department. So let’s apply Abel’s principles to your chiropractic practice. It’s vitally important that you stand out from the pack! Implement this one tip, and your patients will rave about […]

The Olympics and Being 100%

Julie Weaver May 24, 2011

Discover how to apply an Olympic gold medalist strategy to your everday practice life. The health of your community needs you and your outstanding services! Julie Weaver discusses how to easily accomplish one item from your “to do” list today by applying the BEST YOU possible.

New multicenter trial confirms: breakthrough medical food helps reduce risks for diabetes and heart disease

Chiropractic Economics May 17, 2011

One in three US adults meet diagnostic criteria for metabolic syndrome (MetS), placing them at greater risk of developing type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease (CVD), and other chronic illnesses. MetS is a cluster of conditions that typically includes at least three of the following: elevated triglycerides (TG), low HDL cholesterol (HDL-C) elevated waist circumference (WC), […]

How important is technique? Supporting 'Tailored-Individualized-Input'

Chiropractic Economics December 10, 2010

Kenneth V Vinton, DC, is a 1989 graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic with research honors. He is a seminar instructor and consultant, and maintains a private practice in Grove City, Pa. Over the past 15 years Dr. Vinton has worked extensively with neurofeedback and biofeedback instrumentation while documenting the psycho- physiological effects of adjusting. […]

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