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How balanced movement equals chemistry with chiropractic

David Seaman April 24, 2019

The author implores a different view of movement, from the strictly mechanical to a series of chemical events. Since we are “made of chemistry,” our bodies’ anti-inflammatory or pro-inflammatory states loom large in chiropractic care.

Don’t overlook durable medical equipment (DME) in patient care

James C. Antos April 16, 2019

From cervical collars for auto accident victims to knee braces, DME can be critical in the early stages of the healing process for patients, and a lucrative business for chiropractors with certification.

Treating chronic pain with pulsed electromagnetic field treatment (PEMF)

Jeffrey Tucker April 11, 2019

PEMF is an effective, safe treatment for pain management, and can be a valuable addition to your modality menu when paired with joint and muscle motion. Patients can re-train their brains in regard to trigger points.

Patient-centered chiropractic care via evidence-informed inquiry

Steve Agocs March 20, 2019

Patient-centered chiropractic care and emerging treatments call for your own evidence-informed inquiry when evidence-based research falls short.

Ancillary products and profit centers for your practice

Student DC March 19, 2019

As you venture into your first practice, you’ll find you can shape your practice any way you choose. There are many different aspects of forming your practice that you have to consider. For example: the location and layout of your office, equipment and tables, techniques, and employees. These questions are part of the fun of […]