Miscellaneous Chiropractic
Why do babies cry?
The Anatomical and Physiological Changes During the Moments After Birth By George Malcolm Morley, MB, ChB, FACOG Smiles, relief, congratulations and applause do not begin when a child is…
Which Pain-Killer is right for me?
An article which appeared in the Los Angles Times titled, "Analgesics may kill more than pain," reinforces the chiropractic principle that drugs are not the desired method to relieve…
Wheeled Shoes raise safety concerns, say chiropractors
The above headline comes from a March 15, 2007, PRNewswire and USNewswire release. The original release from the American Chiropractic Association expresses safety concerns both for the children who…
What MDs Say about Atlas Orthogonal Chiropractic
"Unbelievable physiological improvement with Atlas Orthogonal Chiropractic. This is the type of work that is going on out there that the medical profession does not know is going on,…
What is the Safety Pin Cycle?
For the sake of simplicity, Doctors of Chiropractic refer to the "Brain-Body" connection as the "Safety Pin Cycle." Each brain cell has a specific function of communicating to the…
The Science of Chiropractic
Application of Science Epistemology for Chiropractic Discussion LAWS or PRINCIPLES of science: The proven facts of science. THEORY: The generally accepted viewpoint of science. Data tends toward proof, and…
The Education of an Atlas Orthogonist
The ATLAS ORTHOGONIST is a fully accredited, licensed Doctor of Chiropractic. He or she has undergone a minimum of two to four years of undergraduate studies, followed by four…
The American Death Ceremony
The death ceremony started as a crude ritual, back in the days of witchcraft. In recent years it has been developed into a science. It usually takes from 10…
Study shows Chiropractic Technique effective in Breech Birth
A study published in the July/August 2002 issue of the Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics (JMPT) shows that a chiropractic technique known as the "Webster Technique" for managing…
Structure Determines Function
When viewed from the front (or back), the skull should be vertical, the atlas (1st vertebra) should be level and the cervical spine (neck) should be vertical - in…
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