We checked into a guest house of the academic institution after eight in the evening. Somehow at that particular moment I couldn’t remember the exact details of our prior journey, just concentrating on getting settled there. Why I was there that too I didn’t quite bother about. However, since my colleague came along with me…

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Knee pain, problems and injuries make up a significant amount of the cases that we see in the clinic these days. Arthroscopes and knee replacements are some of the most common surgeries performed today. Yet in many ways our lifestyle today is less active and gentler on our knees than ever before, so why the…

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It is axiomatic that consistently accurate clinical decisions are irrevocably intertwined with the understanding that the subluxation is not a random, unpredictable biomechanical event. But rather, a neuropathological state which exhibits multifaceted, measurable manifestations in the neuromusculoskeletal system which occur in patterns as predictable as a mathematical formula. The role of the chiropractor, then, is…

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As warm weather approaches, more and more “harriers” are out running the roadways. In competitive running, more and more runners are looking for that edge, and many have sought chiropractic care to improve their biomechanics. The body is a complex machine made of muscles, nerves and bones, that work together to form orchestrated movements. Unfortunately,…

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“For every complex problem there is an answer that is clear, simple and wrong.” – H. L. Mencken In this article I thought I’d take up a subject that is close to my heart, one that I’ve been looking into for some time now in both myself and my clients. And that subject is working…

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There is no better time than the present to get that tight, tone tummy that you have always wanted. You have done all of the hard work of losing the weight, now it is time to start tightening your muscles. Cardio workouts are very important to burn the fat that is resting on top of…

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PART 1: THE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF THE BRAIN INTRODUCTION TO THE BRAIN Trauma, according to the fifth edition of the “Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders” (American Psychiatric Association, 2012, p. 271) results from “exposure to actual or threatened death, serious injury, or sexual violence in one (or more) of the following ways:…

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The term “shingles” refers to a condition caused by the varicella zoster virus, the same virus that causes chicken pox disease. After a person has had the chicken pox, the virus remains dormant, residing in nerve cells. Later on, as a result of many different factors, the virus may reactivate and leave the nerve cell…

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Have you ever heard of musculoskeletal alignment? It is the alignment that determines the symmetry between the left and right side of the body. Although many wish to believe that the body is symmetric, at least in physical attributes, this is not entirely true. Having one arm shorter than the other is a normal condition….

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Cures for sciatica are commonly touted in almost every nook and cranny (or corner) of the internet, but how many of these “touters” really know what they are talking about? I am not here to blow any trumpets, but the fact is this; there are many cures for sciatica out there but knowing which is…

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