Health and Wellness Articles | Chiropractic Care

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 […]

Point-Counterpoint: Does pediatric chiropractic have limits?

Chiropractic Economics January 17, 2020

Chiropractic Economics’ Point-Counterpoint, this issue on pediatric chiropractic, is where doctors of chiropractic and health care industry professionals…

Wellness chiropractic positioning itself for a surge

Timothy Burkhart, DC January 16, 2020

The industry needs to shore itself up on several fronts to enter the mainstream and make wellness chiropractic the norm in treating…

Berberine for weight loss, diabetes

Christina DeBusk January 14, 2020

Berberine for weight loss and diabetes can have multiple benefits as the American Diabetes Association (ADA) reports diabetes continues to rise…

Gait and posture and how they are connected

Courtney Conley January 9, 2020

Gait and posture are far more closely connected than originally thought — it is time to look at the whole picture. When thinking about the patient…

Latest research supports chiropractic for loss of cervical curve

Tina Beychok January 3, 2020

The amount of curve in the neck, or its lordotic curve, can play a key role in neck pain when there is a loss of cervical curve…

Opinion: standardized approach needed for chiropractic adjustment benefits

Tim Maggs November 29, 2019

‘Crooked Man,’ standardized exams could clarify public perception of chiropractic adjustment benefits and bring the industry….

Estrogen metabolism and diindolylmethane (DIM)

Holly Lucille November 19, 2019

New research on supplementation is guiding wellness practitioners regarding estrogen metabolism. Diindolylmethane (DIM) supplements, curcumin and grape seed extract are only a few supplements that research is showing can regulate proper estrogen metabolism as well as reduce cancer risk.