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How topical analgesics provide a safer pain relief option

Christina DeBusk September 29, 2017

Sponsored Content Physical pain is an all-too-common phenomenon with The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine reporting that as many as 100 million Americans are in some type of chronic pain at any given time. Not only does this come at a high cost to patients financially, there’s also the issue of patients potentially sacrificing safety when trying to find much-needed relief from the pain they feel on a daily basis.

Stop writing content for your chiropractic website until you read this

Bonnie Kauffman September 27, 2017

Sponsored Content Custom, search engine optimized content is crucial to the online success of your practice. In an internet survey conducted by Pew Research Center, 72 percent of participants said that they searched online for health-related information in the previous year, and 77 percent began their search with a search engine. These statistics highlight just how important it is to rank highly on Google’s search engine results pages. Custom content is one of the most powerful ways that you can improve your online search rankings.

Everything you need to know about the endocannabinoid system

Christina DeBusk August 18, 2017

Sponsored Content When it comes to the body’s systems, there are some that we all know fairly well.For instance, the reproductive system, digestive system, and central nervous system are all systems which most of us can explain with relative ease.However, there’s one system that is a lot less known, which means that the mere mention of it is enough to make people pause and wonder what exactly it is. It is the endocannabinoid system. It’s the body’s endocannabinoid system (ECS) is a vital molecular system for helping maintain homeostasis.

Biomechanical dysfunction: The number of cases is staggering. Here’s why

Brian Jensen August 16, 2017

Sponsored Content According to the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons (AAOS), more than 700,000 knee replacement operations performed each year in the United States. Although the majority of these operations are performed in people over the age of 65, a growing number of knee replacements are being done in younger patients. A study presented at the 2014 AAOS meeting found that the number of surgeries for patients 65 to 84 increased by 89 percent, while surgeries for patients 45 to 64 increased by 188 percent.

CE events: More of burden than a benefit?

Christina DeBusk June 23, 2017

Sponsored Content Choose chiropractic as a profession and continuing education (CE) classes will be required regularly. Although the amounts vary by state—Alabama requires 18 CEs per fiscal year whereas Wisconsin mandates 40 CEs every two years, for instance—it’s inevitable that you’re going to be spending at least some portion of your time taking classes designed to enhance your skills and keep you updated on the latest trends and advances in the chiropractic profession.

The heart of CoQ10: Dosage, benefits, and recommendations

Christina DeBusk June 9, 2017

Sponsored Content | In October of 2016, CNN reported that more than half of all American adults had taken at least one type of supplement within the previous 30 days. And while the usage of multivitamins had actually declined from 37 percent to 31 percent in recent years, some nutrients were now being taken more often than ever before.

How to have, celebrate (and practice) good posture at any age

Christina DeBusk May 12, 2017

Sponsored Content | Having good posture is not only important for physical health, but it promotes mental health too. For instance, a 2014 Healthy Living article published by Medical Daily shares that the way a person stands, sits, and walks has the ability to increase their feelings of power, improve their mood, bolster their confidence, and even boost their memory. That’s why it’s critical to practice proper posture at all ages. That’s also why the entire month of May has been dedicated to this ever-important topic

The future of curcumin resides in innovation

Christina DeBusk March 30, 2017

Sponsored Content | Curcumin provides a number of health-related benefits. Because of these types of positive effects, many healthcare professionals recommend that their patients take some type of curcumin supplement. For example, on November 1, 2016, Andrew Weil, MD, posted on his blog that he often recommends that patients with these types of conditions take curcumin—“the most active constituent of turmeric”—daily. But are your patients actually absorbing it?

Your business model isn’t working (because it’s old)

Ted A. Arkfeld March 15, 2017

Sponsored Content | Ever wonder how much less complicated practice would be without all of these fastballs coming at you? What fastballs am I referring to? HIPAA, OSHA, MACRA, Medicare standards—the environment DCs practice within today is much more complicated than it was over 25 years ago when I started. However, the major difference today is this: DCs have risk but they also have great opportunity to participate in the 21st century of healthcare. The new payment system, the MACRA law, has now ushered in the context of the value-based system of reimbursement.

5 multidisciplinary practice concerns that need to be addressed

Mark Sanna, DC March 10, 2017

Sponsored Content | As multidisciplinary practices have increased in popularity over the last few years, there has been an emerging (and troubling) trend. More and more chiropractors are undertaking the conversion of their chiropractic practice into a multidisciplinary practice without the legal and managerial assistance of professionals experienced in this highly regulated area.When asked what their multidisciplinary practice concerns were, chiropractors had five common responses.

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