The Chiropractic Journal

Saturday July 16, 2011


Chiropractic works in mysterious ways!

When I first meet with a new practice member, I often explain how there are no coincidences in life and that they found me at the exact time in their lives that they needed to... a bit of “divine intervention” you might say. But what happens when the new patient is the pastor at your local church? Did he need to find you or did you need to find him and he just made it easy on you by showing up at your office?
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The world’s richest

Too often capitalism has been sullied with the misconception that wealth is only gained at the expense of another. Nobody has ever dispelled this myth more completely than Frederic Bastiat in his small book “Essays on Political Economy” (available online as a free download to your iphone or ipad). But you don’t have to look back to the 19th century to realize that this idea of “stealing from others” to make a profit is a farce. Look no further than yourself and the job that your current job. Would you be willing to work without payment or compensation? You couldn’t afford to could you? That’s because everybody has to live, and you must be compensated either with money so you can purchase the goods and services you need to live on or with the goods and services themselves in exchange for your labors.
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Study: No risk of chest injury with chiropractic

A study in the Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics (JMPT) may help relieve patient anxiety about the possibility of any kind of physical injury to their chest area despite the dynamic chest compression that occurs during adjustments and spinal manipulation.
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Arizona group calls for MD informed consent legislation

In the past, critics of chiropractic have pushed for laws that would force DCs to “reveal” the supposed dangers of chiropractic care, including strokes, to patients. In May, the Arizona Chiropractic Society (ACS) turned the tables and proposed informed consent legislation that would require medical doctors to give more complete and accurate information to cardiac patients before performing procedures such as angioplasty and bypass surgery.
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