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FREE ‘March Hare’ Health Check Up

Print this certificate and present it to my office for your March Free Health Check Up. This is for NEW PATIENTS ONLY. FREE ‘March Hare’ Health Check Up   Don’t be left out! (all ages accepted, so call the office immediately!)  Give this certificate to your FRIENDS & LOVED ONES […]

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Common Sense…Not So Common?

Today we mourn the passing of a beloved old friend, Common Sense, who has been with us for many years.  No one knows for sure how old he was, since his birth records were long ago lost in bureaucratic red tape.  He will be remembered for cultivating such valuable lessons […]

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Sublux-who??

If you’ve been reading my past newsletters or have been into the office, you understand that the nervous system controls literally every function in your body.  Your nervous system tells the heart to beat, it tells your lungs to breath, and it tells your stomach to digest, along with every […]

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You & Your Chiropractic Care

I’m often asked by new patients, how I create their care plan – how many visits and how frequent should they be. This is a fair question, and this is where experience and the “art” of chiropractic come into play. During your comprehensive examination, I’ll ask you questions about your […]

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Subluxations Don’t Take Vacations

That means just because you are gone, doesn’t mean that they are gone!  In fact travel and stress are two of the main causes of Subluxations, this is why we create momentum in your correction or maintenance process by adjusting you around your busy lives.  So when you take off […]

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The Chiropractic Doctorate on Trial

Many people and patients are unaware or misinformed about the education of Chiropractic Doctors. The Chiropractic Doctoral program currently holds pre-requirements of 60 to 90 credit hours.  This stipulation is shared by medical schools.  Conversely, this requirement is rapidly changing in the world of Chiropractic.  Many colleges are now requiring […]

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Are the Millennials Taking Over?

  What is a Millennial, you ask? Well, we’re not talking about flowers here.  While there is no universally agreed upon time frame, the Millennials (also known as Generation Y) is a term that generally includes people born in the 1980’s and early 1990’s, sometimes including those born as late […]

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What Are Your Goals For 2014?

When we go to use the GPS in our automobile or on our phone, what is the first thing it asks of us?  Why, our destination, of course!  How can it get us anywhere if we don’t know specifically where we intend to go? How many people are there, or […]

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