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Is chiropractic instrument adjusting right for your practice?

As a business owner, it is entirely up to you how you want to set up your chiropractic practice. Want a huge waiting area with a small table set for children to sit and play and a TV in the corner? Great. Or maybe you’d prefer a smaller, quieter sitting room with just a few chairs and a table with magazines. No problem. You can do whichever you wish because it is your business. While this is great in that it allows you to customize your office to your liking, it can also create a bit of stress as you try to make day-to-day decisions about which options are best.

[Chiropractic case study] The risk of stroke with spinal manipulation

There’s no question that Baby Boomers (those born between 1946 and 1964) have defined the culture of the United States in everything from fashion, to music, to education. Even now, Baby Boomers have left their unique mark on the state of health care in America, based on their sheer numbers. According to the Pew Research Center, there were slightly more than 74 million Baby Boomers in the United States last year, accounting for almost 23 percent of the population.

Putting your best foot forward with instrument adjusting

The New York Times reports that three out of every four people in the United States can expect to experience some level of foot pain at least once, if not more. The College of Podiatry further shares that some of the most common foot problems experienced by individuals nationwide. Not only can chiropractic help with these types of painful lower limb conditions, but many DCs indicate that using instruments during their patient’s treatment sessions can oftentimes make them more effective.

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