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    Alcantara, J., Plaugher, G., & Van Wyngarden, D. L. (2003). Chiropractic care of a patient with vertebral subluxation and Bell’s palsy. Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics, 26(4), 253-253. doi:10.1016/S0161- 4754(02)54112-9 The authors stated that the atlas subluxation hindered with the movement of cerebrospinal fluid affecting midbrain function and producing extreme stress in the brain. The article is from a credible, and unbiased source; Journal of Manipulative and Physiological

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    further research traditional medicines like chiropractic it met with incredulity. For decades the chiropractic has denied modern medicine to treat patients. Although chiropractic followers profess that it can cure all diseases by removal of the subluxation and replace vaccinations, more and more evidences support that chiropractic is an unscientific and dangerous therapy. What people must understand is that tradition and history are no excuse for therapeutic effect but should be more focused on scientific

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    My experience in the chiropractic office of Dr. Ronald Wheeler further validates my desire to be a chiropractor. I have always enjoyed helping others and as a chiropractic patient I became interested in this field after multiple successful chiropractic visits. Dr. Wheeler, a long time chiropractor in Anniston, Alabama is the doctor who encouraged my passion even further for this career field. The dedication he displays to his patients is compared only to his love for chiropractic care. I believe

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    Chiropractors Case Study

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    What kind of medical training do chiropractors have? A Doctor of Chiropractic (DC) is qualified to provide services as a primary care physician. Becoming a DC involves more than 4000 hours of experience in the classroom, laboratory and clinical settings learning techniques and improving skills. Each doctor completes roughly nine of education studying chemistry, human anatomy, biology, diagnostic imaging, nutrition, physiology and neurology with a strong emphasis on diagnosing and treating conditions

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    Chiropractic Care Essay

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    Chiropractic care has become much more sought after in recent years as a method of recovering the body. By definition “Chiropractic is a form of therapeutic manipulation that focuses on the relationship between the spinal column and the nervous system. It is based on the philosophy that to experience optimal health, nerve impulses must be able to flow through the body without obstruction. These impulses become obstructed when the vertebrae in the spine are not aligned due to a number of reasons ranging

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    To be honest with you, I never really thought that chiropractors did much except pop your back and send you on your way. My thoughts on this changed dramatically when I met Dr. Chad Schnarr of Schnarr Chiropractic and Total Body Wellness in Tullahoma, Tennessee. I’ve been working for Dr. Chad for a year now and I have learned so much about his profession and how what he does on a daily basis is much more than just “popping your back.” For starters, with new patients like the one we have here in the

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    your body allowing you to breathe, eat, see, move, think or exist. When your spine is compromised i.e. restricted in movement, it affects the delicate relationship between your brain and your body, it’s what Chiropractors refer to as subluxation. These subluxations restrict the ability for the nervous system to communicate with your body. The spine, skull

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    Orthopedic Challenges: Non-Invasive and Surgical Orthopedic Solutions at Stanger Health Care Centers If you’re experiencing pain in your joints, ligaments and tendons our chiropractors can help you design pain management protocol. While our doctors at Stanger Health Care Centers always approach pain management from a conservative stance, there are times that an orthopedic surgeon is your most valuable asset for alleviating pain stemming from chronic illness or injury. Certified Orthopedic Specialists

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    Neck Pain Research Paper

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    Back and neck pain affects many people daily, seeking medical attention can offer relief and comfort for those who are in chronic pain. Chiropractic care is targeted at treating and diagnosing musculoskeletal system issues. Spinal pain and issues lasting more than three months require attention from physicians who specialize in chiropractic care. Neck pain can be caused by a variety of outside factors including job-related injuries, sports injuries, and car accidents to mention a few. An estimated

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    Workplace Injuries and Your Spine When you experience an injury at work, whether it originates from repetitive motion or improper lifting techniques, chiropractic care and complementary services can help you manage your pain and get back on the job sooner. Untreated sprains, strains and muscle injuries may lead to additional stress on your body. Likewise, giving in to your pain, altering your gait and failing to maintain proper posture all prolong pain in the affected area and may enforce pain in

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